The Hillsboro Indians trailed at the conclusion of the first half, but a dominating final two frames was more than enough to send them past county rival Fairfield Tuesday night. The Indians held the Lions to just 15 points in the final two quarters, giving them a 65-44 victory.
The Hillsboro Indians trailed at the conclusion of the first half, but a dominating final two frames was more than enough to send them past county rival Fairfield Tuesday night. The Indians held the Lions to just 15 points in the final two quarters, giving them a 65-44 victory.
The Hillsboro Indians trailed at the conclusion of the first half, but a dominating final two frames was more than enough to send them past county rival Fairfield Tuesday night. The Indians held the Lions to just 15 points in the final two quarters, giving them a 65-44 victory.
If there was ever a game where there was a vast difference from the first half to the second half, that would have been witnessed on Monday night at Fairfield High School, as the Lady Lions played an excellent first half, but the final half just got away.
If there was ever a game where there was a vast difference from the first half to the second half, that would have been witnessed on Monday night at Fairfield High School, as the Lady Lions played an excellent first half, but the final half just got away.
If there was ever a game where there was a vast difference from the first half to the second half, that would have been witnessed on Monday night at Fairfield High School, as the Lady Lions played an excellent first half, but the final half just got away.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs continued to stay undefeated early in this season, this time taking on and defeating Highland County rival Fairfield, 73-57 Friday night at the home of the Mustangs.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs continued to stay undefeated early in this season, this time taking on and defeating Highland County rival Fairfield, 73-57 Friday night at the home of the Mustangs.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs continued to stay undefeated early in this season, this time taking on and defeating Highland County rival Fairfield, 73-57 Friday night at the home of the Mustangs.
Following two tough losses in their past two games, the Fairfield Lady Lions got back on the winning side of the equation on Wednesday night, defeating the visiting Clermont Northeastern Lady Rockets, 49-29.
Following two tough losses in their past two games, the Fairfield Lady Lions got back on the winning side of the equation on Wednesday night, defeating the visiting Clermont Northeastern Lady Rockets, 49-29.
Following two tough losses in their past two games, the Fairfield Lady Lions got back on the winning side of the equation on Wednesday night, defeating the visiting Clermont Northeastern Lady Rockets, 49-29.
A strong first quarter for the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons set the tone for their game against host Fairfield on Monday night, as the Lady Lions were unable to battle back from a 13-point deficit after the opening frame, leading to a 66-44 non-conference loss.
The Fairfield Lions held pace with the Fayetteville Rockets, nearly basket-for-basket, but they were unable to keep that pace for the entire game on Friday night, falling to the visiting Fayetteville squad, 86-77.
The Fairfield Lions held pace with the Fayetteville Rockets, nearly basket-for-basket, but they were unable to keep that pace for the entire game on Friday night, falling to the visiting Fayetteville squad, 86-77.
The Fairfield Lions held pace with the Fayetteville Rockets, nearly basket-for-basket, but they were unable to keep that pace for the entire game on Friday night, falling to the visiting Fayetteville squad, 86-77.
