The second round of the Highland County rivalry belonged to the McClain Tigers. Tuesday night at John Mitchell Park at Nixon Field, the McClain Tigers earned a Frontier Athletic Conference victory behind a second inning that saw them jump ahead of the visiting Hillsboro Indians, leading to a 4-0 shutout win.

The McClain Tigers lost a Frontier Athletic Conference game on Wednesday (April 26), falling to the host Chillicothe Cavaliers, 12-2 in five innings.

On Friday, the McClain Tigers held the annual Bob Bergstrom McClain Track Invitational in Greenfield, where McClain won the girls meet and the Hillsboro Indians won the boys meet at McClain Field.

Continuing the tradition of McClain Lady Tigers basketball is what drives Shania Massie, as she’s a part of the storied McClain basketball tradition as a player and now as the new head coach of the program she once suited up for.

The Area 5 Soil and Water Conservation Districts held their Annual Envirothon on April 25 at Lake Hope State Park in New Plymouth. The competition is designed to stimulate, reinforce and enhance interest in the environment and natural resources among high school students.

The McClain Tigers and Washington Blue Lions were locked up in a good old-fashioned pitchers’ duel Monday night on Tom Hixson Field in Greenfield.

The McClain varsity softball team fell behind 2-0 after one inning but put their hitting shoes on the rest of the way and picked up a much-needed 11-6 victory over Washington on Daryle Unger Field in Greenfield Monday night.

On Tuesday, the McClain Tigers gained a three-run non-conference victory over Nelsonville-York at Mitchell Park in Greenfield for their seventh win of the season.

The McClain Tigers baseball team nearly pulled off a Frontier Athletic Conference win on Wednesday, but the Miami Trace Panthers were too strong in the sixth inning, leading to MHS falling to the host Panthers, 3-2.

It was a three-hour marathon game that saw the McClain varsity softball team defeat visiting West Union 22-18 on Daryle Unger Memorial Field Tuesday night in Greenfield.

The Hillsboro Indians earned their second win of the 2023 season and did so in a convincing manner, gaining their first Frontier Athletic Conference win along the way, as they defeated the visiting McClain Tigers, 10-3 at Richard Shaffer Park, Monday in the Highland County rivalry showdown.

Saturday saw the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs fall to the McClain Lady Tigers, but followed that with a win over the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats in their home tri-doubleheader.

The McClain varsity baseball team suffered a disappointing 12-1 loss Wednesday in Greenfield to the Miami Trace Panthers with both teams playing their third straight game in three days.