Sometimes there are just occurrences on a basketball court and in sports in general that are tough to explain, or you just had to see it to believe it.
The second annual Chad Hodson Classic was held in Grandle Gymnasium at Fairfield High School Saturday, as six games were played with all five Highland County schools represented in the all-day event.
The past two games to end the 2023 portion, and to begin the 2024 part, of this season’s schedule had the same result, that being the Fairfield Lions gaining wins in non-conference battles.
Both the McClain Lady Tigers and Fairfield Lady Lions finished their 2023 portion of their basketball schedule with a Highland County rivalry game Friday night. The two teams battled at McClain Gym, where it was the home team Lady Tigers outlasting the Lady Lions, 29-16.
Going on the road and needing 11 points to have her name etched into the Lynchburg-Clay record book, senior Jade Massey became the newest member of the 1,000-point club Thursday night.
The following is a report of Fairfield Local High School’s third annual Lions Care Day, written and submitted by FHS students. Photos and information are courtesy of Amanda Martinez, Fairfield High School science teacher and adviser of the Jostens Renaissance Club and Science Club.
The Fairfield Lions continued to add to their overall and Southern Hills Athletic Conference win totals for the 2023-24 season on Tuesday night, this time defeating the Peebles Indians at Grandle Gymnasium, 58-39.
Fairfield had two single-digit scoring quarters which ultimately led to their Southern Hills Athletic Conference loss Monday night (Dec. 18) to the host Fayetteville Lady Rockets, 56-41.
The Fairfield Local High School Athletic Department is pleased to be hosting the second annual Chad Hodson Classic Presented by RoofX on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024.
On Saturday night, the Fairfield Lions showed they are still a team to be reckoned with inside and out of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference as they handed the Cedarville Indians their first loss of the season, with Fairfield defending Grandle Gymnasium by a 65-54 score.
For nearly three and a half quarters, the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs battled closely on the scoreboard, exchanging baskets and leads, and both teams playing tough in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivalry game.
This past Friday and Saturday was a continuation of the regular season from last year, as the Fairfield Lions won twice in as many nights by defeating the Manchester Greyhounds and the East Clinton Astros.
The first season under head coach Quentin Williams was a season that nobody will soon forget, as it was one of the most historic seasons in program history.
From start to finish, the Adena Lady Warriors controlled every aspect of the 2023-24 season opener Wednesday night, as the host Fairfield Lady Lions fell to the visitors from the Scioto Valley Conference, 53-19 at Grandle Gymnasium.
