The 2018-19 Southern Hills Athletic Conference junior high regular season and tournament came to a close with the crowning of champions for boys and girls in the seventh and eighth grades.

The 2018-19 Southern Hills Athletic Conference junior high regular season and tournament came to a close with the crowning of champions for boys and girls in the seventh and eighth grades.

The Fairfield Lions 7th grade team finished in first place in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference with an overall record of 12-1.

Fairfield senior Austin Setty signed his letter of intent with the University of Rio Grande.

For the ninth time this season, the Fairfield Lady Lions have earned a win, and on Thursday night they gained a Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory by defeating the Peebles Lady Indians, 62-53.

The Fairfield Lions were back to their usual selves on Friday night as their quick start allowed them to set the tone of the game in which they never trailed, defending Grandle Gymnasium in a big way by a 86-53 score over the visiting and rival Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs.

The Fairfield Lions were back to their usual selves on Friday night as their quick start allowed them to set the tone of the game in which they never trailed, defending Grandle Gymnasium in a big way by a 86-53 score over the visiting and rival Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs.

The Fairfield Lions were back to their usual selves on Friday night as their quick start allowed them to set the tone of the game in which they never trailed, defending Grandle Gymnasium in a big way by a 86-53 score over the visiting and rival Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs.

The Fairfield Lions were back to their usual selves on Friday night as their quick start allowed them to set the tone of the game in which they never trailed, defending Grandle Gymnasium in a big way by a 86-53 score over the visiting and rival Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs.

Thirty-three turnovers won’t do the team committing them any favors, and that was the case for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday night. The Lady Lions had no less than six turnovers in each quarter played — while battling foul trouble — against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, leading to a 64-60 loss in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play.

Thirty-three turnovers won’t do the team committing them any favors, and that was the case for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday night. The Lady Lions had no less than six turnovers in each quarter played — while battling foul trouble — against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, leading to a 64-60 loss in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play.

Thirty-three turnovers won’t do the team committing them any favors, and that was the case for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday night. The Lady Lions had no less than six turnovers in each quarter played — while battling foul trouble — against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, leading to a 64-60 loss in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play.

Thirty-three turnovers won’t do the team committing them any favors, and that was the case for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday night. The Lady Lions had no less than six turnovers in each quarter played — while battling foul trouble — against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, leading to a 64-60 loss in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play.

Thirty-three turnovers won’t do the team committing them any favors, and that was the case for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday night. The Lady Lions had no less than six turnovers in each quarter played — while battling foul trouble — against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, leading to a 64-60 loss in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play.