Three Highland County teams were among the competitors in the Lynchburg-Clay Bowling Invitational, hosted by the Mustangs Monday, Jan. 16 at Highland Lanes.

Intensity was on hand Tuesday night in front of a packed Grandle Gymnasium, as the No. 2 state-ranked Fairfield Lions hosted a Highland County rival, the Hillsboro Indians, for their annual non-conference showdown.

Intensity was on hand Tuesday night in front of a packed Grandle Gymnasium, as the No. 2 state-ranked Fairfield Lions hosted a Highland County rival, the Hillsboro Indians, for their annual non-conference showdown.

Intensity was on hand Tuesday night in front of a packed Grandle Gymnasium, as the No. 2 state-ranked Fairfield Lions hosted a Highland County rival, the Hillsboro Indians, for their annual non-conference showdown.

Intensity was on hand Tuesday night in front of a packed Grandle Gymnasium, as the No. 2 state-ranked Fairfield Lions hosted a Highland County rival, the Hillsboro Indians, for their annual non-conference showdown.

Intensity was on hand Tuesday night in front of a packed Grandle Gymnasium, as the No. 2 state-ranked Fairfield Lions hosted a Highland County rival, the Hillsboro Indians, for their annual non-conference showdown.

Intensity was on hand Tuesday night in front of a packed Grandle Gymnasium, as the No. 2 state-ranked Fairfield Lions hosted a Highland County rival, the Hillsboro Indians, for their annual non-conference showdown.

From the 5:00 mark of the third quarter until the final buzzer sounded on Tuesday night (Jan. 10), the Fairfield Lions’ lead never dipped under 10 points, resulting in the home team Lions winning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown against the visiting Peebles Indians, 59-37.

From the 5:00 mark of the third quarter until the final buzzer sounded on Tuesday night (Jan. 10), the Fairfield Lions’ lead never dipped under 10 points, resulting in the home team Lions winning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown against the visiting Peebles Indians, 59-37.

From the 5:00 mark of the third quarter until the final buzzer sounded on Tuesday night (Jan. 10), the Fairfield Lions’ lead never dipped under 10 points, resulting in the home team Lions winning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown against the visiting Peebles Indians, 59-37.

From the 5:00 mark of the third quarter until the final buzzer sounded on Tuesday night (Jan. 10), the Fairfield Lions’ lead never dipped under 10 points, resulting in the home team Lions winning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown against the visiting Peebles Indians, 59-37.

From the 5:00 mark of the third quarter until the final buzzer sounded on Tuesday night (Jan. 10), the Fairfield Lions’ lead never dipped under 10 points, resulting in the home team Lions winning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown against the visiting Peebles Indians, 59-37.

From the 5:00 mark of the third quarter until the final buzzer sounded on Tuesday night (Jan. 10), the Fairfield Lions’ lead never dipped under 10 points, resulting in the home team Lions winning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown against the visiting Peebles Indians, 59-37.

Over the weekend, the Fairfield Lions stayed undefeated on the season as they earned wins on Friday and Saturday night by dominating the West Union Dragons on Friday night, followed by a win at the buzzer Saturday night at Cedarville.

The Fairfield Lions stayed undefeated in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play, plus defended their home court against Highland County rival Lynchburg-Clay on Tuesday, Dec. 20 by a 66-60 score at Grandle Gymnasium.