The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats kept their season alive on Monday evening as the No. 7 seeded team gained a first round Division IV Sectional win against the visiting No. 10 seeded Glenwood New Boston Lady Tigers by a 10-2 score.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats kept their season alive on Monday evening as the No. 7 seeded team gained a first round Division IV Sectional win against the visiting No. 10 seeded Glenwood New Boston Lady Tigers by a 10-2 score.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats kept their season alive on Monday evening as the No. 7 seeded team gained a first round Division IV Sectional win against the visiting No. 10 seeded Glenwood New Boston Lady Tigers by a 10-2 score.

One day following the clinch of their Division I Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs traveled to take on their Highland County rival Whiteoak as rain sporadically fell from the clouds Wednesday night.

One day following the clinch of their Division I Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs traveled to take on their Highland County rival Whiteoak as rain sporadically fell from the clouds Wednesday night.

One day following the clinch of their Division I Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs traveled to take on their Highland County rival Whiteoak as rain sporadically fell from the clouds Wednesday night.

The game took parts of two days, seven innings and came down to the final pitch, but the Fairfield Lady Lions clawed their way past their Highland County rival Whiteoak to stay undefeated in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference by a 4-3 score.

The game took parts of two days, seven innings and came down to the final pitch, but the Fairfield Lady Lions clawed their way past their Highland County rival Whiteoak to stay undefeated in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference by a 4-3 score.

The game took parts of two days, seven innings and came down to the final pitch, but the Fairfield Lady Lions clawed their way past their Highland County rival Whiteoak to stay undefeated in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference by a 4-3 score.

The game took parts of two days, seven innings and came down to the final pitch, but the Fairfield Lady Lions clawed their way past their Highland County rival Whiteoak to stay undefeated in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference by a 4-3 score.

The Whiteoak Wildcats defeated the Western Latham Indians by a 10-0 score in five innings on Monday night at WHS, but the offense wasn’t the story of the game ... rather, it was the pitching of the home team, as freshman Evan Brill tossed a no-hitter in the non-conference win.

It didn’t look like the Fairfield Lady Lions last took the field for a game 10 days ago due to inclement weather and field conditions, but on Thursday, they finally were able to return to the field and continued from where they left off over a week ago.

It didn’t look like the Fairfield Lady Lions last took the field for a game 10 days ago due to inclement weather and field conditions, but on Thursday, they finally were able to return to the field and continued from where they left off over a week ago.

It didn’t look like the Fairfield Lady Lions last took the field for a game 10 days ago due to inclement weather and field conditions, but on Thursday, they finally were able to return to the field and continued from where they left off over a week ago.

It didn’t look like the Fairfield Lady Lions last took the field for a game 10 days ago due to inclement weather and field conditions, but on Thursday, they finally were able to return to the field and continued from where they left off over a week ago.