A strong first and third quarter by the Washington Lady Blue Lions allowed them to defend their home court Wednesday night against the visiting Hillsboro Lady Indians by a 51-32 score.

A strong first and third quarter by the Washington Lady Blue Lions allowed them to defend their home court Wednesday night against the visiting Hillsboro Lady Indians by a 51-32 score.

The McClain varsity and JV wrestling teams traveled to Stephen T. Badin High School in Hamilton on Tuesday for a tri-match with Badin and Cincinnati Hughes Center.

Being in the lead at halftime wasn't enough for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Tuesday night. LC was outscored by 22 points in the third frame, leading to a 67-46 loss against the Blanchester Wildcats on Tuesday at BHS.

After each team hit each other with their best shot, the Hillsboro Indians came away with their first win of the season, a 59-54 non-league win over the visiting Fairfield Lions Tuesday night at Hillsboro High School.

After each team hit each other with their best shot, the Hillsboro Indians came away with their first win of the season, a 59-54 non-league win over the visiting Fairfield Lions Tuesday night at Hillsboro High School.

On Saturday, Dec. 3 at McClain High School the 2001-02 McClain Lady Tiger Regional Runner-Up team was honored in a 10-year reunion.

The McClain wrestling team saw their first action of the 2011-12 school year this past Saturday when they competed in the 11-team Bob Guy Invitational at Williamsburg High School.

For a game that was set up by the play of each individual's defense and ability to make free throws, it was a tough-minded, no-quit offensive play by McClain senior Jenna Perie at the buzzer that led to a 44-42 Lady Tiger win over county rival Lynchburg-Clay Monday evening at McClain High School.

For a game that was set up by the play of each individual's defense and ability to make free throws, it was a tough-minded, no-quit offensive play by McClain senior Jenna Perie at the buzzer that led to a 44-42 Lady Tiger win over county rival Lynchburg-Clay Monday evening at McClain High School.

Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha talks a lot of high school basketball as the second week of game are set to begin.

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs opened their 2011-12 varsity basketball season with a convincing 65-33 win over the Miami Trace Panthers on Friday night at LCHS.

One day after losing their season and home opener by 10 points, the Hillsboro Indians lost their second game of the season by 10 points, falling to the Logan Elm Braves 59-49 Saturday at the Zane Trace Tip-Off Classic.

The Fairfield Lions not only celebrated their second Hall of Fame class Saturday night, but celebrated their first win of the season. FHS rebounded one night after losing their season opener with a 51-41 non-league win over the Southeastern Panthers.

One night following a 19-point win to open the 2011-12 season, the McClain Tigers were unable to hold onto another fourth quarter lead, falling to Westfall 45-43 at the Zane Trace Tip-Off Classic on Saturday afternoon.