The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs went on the road for a non-conference game Saturday evening and returned home with a 13-point win over the host Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons, winning by a 49-36 score.

For the first time since Tre’Quez Parks on Sept. 23, 2019, the Wilmington College football team had a player named Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Defensive Player of the Week. The player who earned this honor for the first time in his career was sophomore linebacker Gavan Hunter.

Last year, Lilly Lentine was suiting up to swim for the Wilmington College Quakers. This year, she takes on a new role as the assistant coach for the Quakers, replacing the position held by Cole Huggard, who became the head coach this fall.

Beginning their 2024 season on Saturday (Aug. 17), the Fairfield Lady Lions volleyball team battled with the visiting Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons, winning in five sets at FHS on the non-conference contest.

Fairfield sophomore Vivian Henninger began the 2024 season with a strong effort, collecting a hat trick as she and her Lady Lion teammates defeated the host Clinton-Massie Falcons, 5-1 Friday night at CMHS.

The University of Findlay women's golf team, ranked third in the country according to the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA), concluded the stroke play portion of the 2024 NCAA Division II National Championship, which is being held at Orange County National – Panther Lake in Winter Garden, Fla., near Orlando.

Taking the diamond on Saturday (April 27), the Fairfield Lions earned a run-rule victory over the visiting Clinton-Massie Falcons by a 15-5 score. 

Following a week that saw the Fairfield Lady Lions outscore their opponents 53-1 and belt 18 extra-base hits, including eight home runs in four consecutive victories, the Lady Lions showed their versatility by using the bunt, aggressive base running, stringing together single after single en route to another win. 

Saturday (Jan. 27) was a cause for celebration for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs, as they earned a non-conference victory over the visiting Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons, 66-44, for a 22-point win. 

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. 

On Tuesday night, the McClain Tigers dropped a road non-conference game to the Clinton-Massie Falcons, 44-32. 

The McClain varsity girls basketball team found it difficult to score points for a second straight game, leading to a disappointing 37-36 loss to Clinton-Massie Saturday in Greenfield.

Saturday (Dec. 9) saw the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats battle the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons with a strong effort, but WHS fell by just a single point, 43-42 at CMHS.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians dropped a home match Monday night in non-conference play to the visiting Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons by a 4-1 score.

The Fairfield Lions were unable to fend off the Clinton-Massie Falcons Saturday afternoon (Aug. 26), falling by a 5-1 score.