From start to finish, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs controlled all aspects of their game in the 2012 Wilkin Memorial Scholarship Tournament, advancing to the finals of the tourney with a final score of 73-38.

  This past calendar year of Highland County athletics has been an interesting one, to say the least. In our sporting community, we've had the usual highs and lows of any sports season, but this year, there has been more success than usual in some aspects and less success than expected in other areas.

The second annual Wilkin Scholarship Tournament will be held on on Dec. 28-29 at Lynchburg-Clay High School.

The finale of the 2012 SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge was the closest of all three games Saturday, but it was the Hillsboro Indians who completed the sweep for the SCOL as they defeated the Whiteoak Wildcats, 57-55.

The finale of the 2012 SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge was the closest of all three games Saturday, but it was the Hillsboro Indians who completed the sweep for the SCOL as they defeated the Whiteoak Wildcats, 57-55.

From the opening tip of the 2012 Highland County Shootout, the McClain Lady Tigers were on a mission to win, and they didn't let up until the final buzzer as they won the opening game of the shootout over the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats 63-37 Thursday at Hillsboro High School.

From the opening tip of the 2012 Highland County Shootout, the McClain Lady Tigers were on a mission to win, and they didn't let up until the final buzzer as they won the opening game of the shootout over the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats 63-37 Thursday at Hillsboro High School.

The 2012 SHAC vs. SCOL Challenge will be held on Saturday, Dec. 22 at Hillsboro High School with three levels of boys basketball being played on the day.

Post play was the key to the Fairfield Lions' win over rival Whiteoak Tuesday evening as the Lions powered their way to a 52-44 score at Grandle Gymnasium.

Post play was the key to the Fairfield Lions' win over rival Whiteoak Tuesday evening as the Lions powered their way to a 52-44 score at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats began this week with a loss, falling to the North Adams Lady Green Devils 63-20, Monday evening at NAHS.

Friday night was the first and last time the Whiteoak Wildcats would have the pleasure of playing in front of their fans on their home court this month … and the Wildcats took full advantage of the opportunity as they defeated the West Union Dragons, 71-42 in a Southern Hills Athletic Conference matchup.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats went to the road Thursday night and fell in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play as they lost to the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors, 52-30.

The first victory of the season for the Whiteoak Wildcats took some extra time Friday night, but none of that mattered at the conclusion of the final buzzer as they defeated the Fayetteville Rockets, 79-69.

For the second time in two games this season, the Whiteoak Wildcats spotted their opponents a first-half lead they were unable to overcome. The first time, it happened at Notre Dame, and on Tuesday, it occurred at North Adams as the 'Cats fell, 60-54.