Whiteoak senior Landen Eyre kicked off the 2024 season with a first-place finish at the OHSAA Early Bird Preseason Invitational at Fortress Obetz, finishing with the fastest time out of 368 runners in the Boys 5K Team Run.
Both the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs and Hillsboro Lady Indians battled tough in the first half, as each team put on a strong display of soccer that left the visiting Lady Mustangs ahead by two goals.
Saturday afternoon was the start of the 2024 soccer season for Lynchburg-Clay as the boys soccer team opened with a non-conference win against Minford, while the Lady Mustangs lost in their opening game of the season against the Lady Falcons.
The season has started with two big wins for the Hillsboro Lady Indians volleyball team, as they won the 19th annual Highland County Spike & Dig Tournament championship on Saturday at Hillsboro High School.
The inaugural Lynchburg-Clay Boys Soccer Alumni game was a huge success, with graduates of the program taking on members of the 2024-25 team Saturday, Aug. 10.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs had a big day at the Hillsboro Invitational on Friday (Aug. 9), as they competed against Hillsboro, West Union, North Adams, Paint Valley, Wilmington, East Clinton and Eastern, winning with a score of 318.
The Highland County Retired Teachers Association is honored to announce the 2024-25 HCRTA Scholarship recipients: Jenna Rhoades, Abbigail Manning and Kaylei Sanderson. Each student will receive $500 for tuition.
The winning continued for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs boys golf season on Tuesday afternoon, gaining their third consecutive win to start the 2024 season by defeating the Ripley Blue Jays.
The Lynchburg-Clay boys golf team won their first two golf matches to begin the 2024 season, winning a tri-match on Monday (Aug. 5) and winning their season opener on Friday (Aug. 2), both at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.
