The Fairfield Lady Lions took care of business against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats in Southern Hills Athletic Conference competition Monday night, earning a road victory over their Highland County rival by a 85-21 score.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took care of business against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats in Southern Hills Athletic Conference competition Monday night, earning a road victory over their Highland County rival by a 85-21 score.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took care of business against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats in Southern Hills Athletic Conference competition Monday night, earning a road victory over their Highland County rival by a 85-21 score.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took care of business against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats in Southern Hills Athletic Conference competition Monday night, earning a road victory over their Highland County rival by a 85-21 score.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took care of business against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats in Southern Hills Athletic Conference competition Monday night, earning a road victory over their Highland County rival by a 85-21 score.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

It was one for the ages, and that is the literal meaning for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Friday night. A starting lineup that consists of two freshmen and one sophomore, junior and senior took the visiting Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on a ride that saw WHS lead by as many as 10 points in the final minutes of the frame between the two Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterparts.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats were unable to defend their home court on Thursday night in a Southern Hills Athletic Conference contest, falling to the Manchester Lady Greyhounds by a 47-13 score.

The Fairfield Lions boys bowling team were the winners of a six-team Southern Hills Athletic Conference match on Thursday at Highland Lanes.