Twenty-eight days after the game began, the Fairfield Lady Lions returned to North Adams High School Monday afternoon to complete a game suspended by heavy rains on April 16. The Lady Lions eventually scored a run in the seventh inning, earning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory by a 1-0 score.

After a rainy week, the Fairfield Lady Lions finally returned to Southern Hills Athletic Conference play, hosting the Ripley Lady Blue Jays on Senior Day with an 11-1 victory Thursday at FHS.

Saturday was a grand day for the Fairfield Lions. Though the game was scoreless through two innings, big hits and many runs followed as the Lions defeated Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Fayetteville, 10-4.

Saturday was a grand day for the Fairfield Lions. Though the game was scoreless through two innings, big hits and many runs followed as the Lions defeated Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Fayetteville, 10-4.

The sectional/district tournament baseball and softball seedings have been announced.

In their pursuit of another Southern Hills Athletic Conference title, the Fairfield Lady Lions gained help on a day off, but were unable to capitalize and pull even with the conference-leading Fayetteville Lady Rockets as they were shutout, 5-0 Saturday morning.

The Fairfield Lions scored in all but one inning on Thursday, defeating the Manchester Greyhounds, 10-0 at MHS for a Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory.

On the banks of the Ohio River, the Fairfield Lady Lions broke their three-game skid by defeating the Manchester Lady Greyhounds, 9-3 in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play.

The Fairfield Lady Lions continued to struggle to score runs Wednesday as they were shutout by the visiting Blanchester Lady Wildcats, 4-0 in a non-conference game.

The Fairfield Lady Lions traveled to No. 6 state-ranked Eastern Brown and returned home with a Southern Hills Athletic Conference loss as they fell to the Lady Warriors, 9-1 Tuesday.

The two top teams in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference, the Fairfield Lady Lions and Fayetteville Lady Rockets, squared off Friday at FHS with first place on the line, but it was the visitors of Fayetteville who left Leesburg with the conference lead, defeating the Lady Lions, 5-4.

The Fairfield Lions gained their seventh win of the season in convincing fashion Thursday evening as they scored nine runs in the fourth inning, leading to a 12-0, five-inning run-rule Southern Hills Athletic Conference win over the Manchester Greyhounds.

The Fairfield Lady Lions found themselves in another Southern Hills Athletic Conference battle Thursday afternoon with the Manchester Lady Greyhounds as the Lady Lions showed great resiliency, coming from behind on two occasions to defeat the Lady Greyhounds, 8-6.

The Fairfield Lady Lions didn't score until the sixth inning, but it is a good thing they play seven, because that's when they took control of their Southern Hills Athletic Conference game at Whiteoak to eventually win by a 5-1 score, Tuesday.

The Fairfield Lady Lions didn't score until the sixth inning, but it is a good thing they play seven, because that's when they took control of their Southern Hills Athletic Conference game at Whiteoak to eventually win by a 5-1 score, Tuesday.