The Fairfield Lady Lions returned to Southern Hills League play in a big way Tuesday afternoon by defeating the Lynchburg Clay Lady Mustangs 23-1 at LCHS.

The Fairfield Lady Lions returned to Southern Hills League play in a big way Tuesday afternoon by defeating the Lynchburg Clay Lady Mustangs 23-1 at LCHS.

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs continued to swing a hot bat Tuesday night as they won their eighth straight game. LC put the ball into play to defeat Southern Hills League foe Fairfield 12-1, in their Highland County showdown at Lynchburg-Clay High School.

The McClain Tigers won their second straight game in the final inning on Tuesday, defeating the Logan Elm Braves, 8-7.

The McClain Tigers won their second straight game in the final inning on Tuesday, defeating the Logan Elm Braves, 8-7.

Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.

Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.

The runs wouldn't stop for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs Saturday afternoon in a doubleheader with Georgetown. The Mustangs gained a total of 40 runs in the two games, as both team combined for a grand total of 57 runs and 41 hits, as the Mustangs won both ends of the twin bill 15-2 and 25-15.

The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.

The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.

The Hillsboro boys tennis team improved to a 5-2 record by defeating the Unioto Sherman Tanks 5-1.

The Hillsboro Indians have found some old magic from previous seasons, as they have now won four straight games. The fourth win in a row came Monday evening, as they defeated South Central Ohio League foe Madison-Plains Golden Eagles 7-3 at Shaffer Park.

Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs suffered a 10-0 six inning loss to the West Union Lady Dragons Monday, the coaching staff of LC sees the improvement the team has achieved since the start of the season three weeks ago.

Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs suffered a 10-0 six inning loss to the West Union Lady Dragons Monday, the coaching staff of LC sees the improvement the team has achieved since the start of the season three weeks ago.

    To say the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are playing solid baseball is an understatement.
    On Monday against the West Union Dragons, the Mustangs continued to battle their way to the Southern Hills League championship as they used near flawless defense, along with blazing pitching and timely hitting for a 5-1 win over their SHL foe.