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  • Falcons gain season sweep over Tigers

    Though the McClain Tigers never held the lead Saturday night against the Clinton-Massie Falcons, they played with a different feel in the final two quarters, but it wasn't enough with the Falcons defeating the Tigers, 49-44 at MHS.
  • Falcons gain season sweep over Tigers
    Though the McClain Tigers never held the lead Saturday night against the Clinton-Massie Falcons, they played with a different feel in the final two quarters, but it wasn't enough with the Falcons defeating the Tigers, 49-44 at MHS.
  • Greenfield City Recreation Commission seeks summer director
    The Greenfield City Recreation Commission is seeking a director for its summer youth program.
  • Lady Tigers prevail in OT against Falcons
    This season, McClain head coach Dennis Overstake has talked about players stepping up in big games. On Saturday afternoon at McClain High School, that is exactly what happened for the Lady Tigers.
  • NFL Playoff Results
    NFL Playoff results and schedule
  • Saturday Basketball Scores
    High School Basketball Results from Saturday, Jan. 22
  • Indians unable to fend off Golden Eagles' attack
    The Hillsboro Indians' chances at the South Central Ohio League championship hit a minor bump Saturday afternoon at Madison-Plains High School.
  • Friday Highland County Basketball Schedule
    Games for Friday Jan. 21 have been postponed. Most games have been rescheduled.
  • Bowling standings for Miller's Auto Hospital
    The following are the team standings as of Jan. 20 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
  • LC set to enshrine first Hall of Fame class 
    Friday (Jan. 21) is scheduled to be a night for the Lynchburg-Clay athletic community to honor five of their greatest in the athletic field, as they will enshrine the first class of the Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Hall of Fame. (The game has since been postponed to Saturday, Jan. 29 due to inclement weather.)
  • LC set to enshrine first Hall of Fame class 
    Friday (Jan. 21) is scheduled to be a night for the Lynchburg-Clay athletic community to honor five of their greatest in the athletic field, as they will enshrine the first class of the Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Hall of Fame. (The game has since been postponed to Saturday, Jan. 29 due to inclement weather.)
  • Save the rivalry for last
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha looks at two different Highland County basketball rivalries and thinks the timing could be better.
  • SCOL History: SCOL looks to be balanced for 1982
    The key word for the 1982 SCOL football season was to be balance. The league had been extremely close for the past two years. 1980 had been a nightmare for engravers, who had to crowd Circleville, Wilmington and Washington C.H. on the championship cup. Before that, you had to go all the way back to 1958 to find three teams ending in a tie for the title, when McClain, WCH and Franklin Heights all finished the season in a tie. There were only six teams in the SCOL in 1958, and three of them tied for the championship.
  • Audra Cook selected to Cleveland State Hall of Fame
    Cook, a native of Greenfield, was the first Viking to earn first team all-league honors three times, leaving CSU as the holder of school records for defensive rebounds (749) and rebounds (1,030) and in the process, becoming the first player to lead the league in rebounding three times. The preseason Midwestern Collegiate Player of the Year in 1999-2000, she went on to receive the post-season honor as well after averaging 19.0 points and 11.1 rebounds a game.
  • Third-quarter scoring leads to LC victory
    Using consistent scoring throughout their non-league game Tuesday night at Lynchburg-Clay High School, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs topped the Blanchester Lady Wildcats 39-29.
  • Bowling standings for Lowe's Construction (Mixed)
    The following are the team standings as of Jan. 19 for Lowe's Construction Mixed - Highland Lanes.
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