Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha writes about Week 5 of the NFL, previews the upcoming battle in the SHL for the volleyball title and looks back at the past week of high school sports.
For the 10th consecutive match, the Fairfield Lady Lions left the court as the winning team as they took down the Peebles Lady Indians in three tough sets Thursday at Fairfield High School in their final home match of the season.
For the 10th consecutive match, the Fairfield Lady Lions left the court as the winning team as they took down the Peebles Lady Indians in three tough sets Thursday at Fairfield High School in their final home match of the season.
Fairfield junior Michael Mangus ran well enough to repeat as the champion of the Highland County Invitational Tuesday at Fairfield High School, as he raced the FHS Lions to their third straight HC title.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians continued their overall dominance of the girls race in the Highland County Invitational as they won the team title for the third consecutive season, with HHS senior Brittany Ferrell leading all runners for the win.
Fairfield Middle School seventh grader Grace Shope and FMS eighth grader Wyatt Evans raced their way to the girls and boys middle school Highland County Invitational championship Tuesday at Fairfield High School.
Fairfield Middle School seventh grader Grace Shope and FMS eighth grader Wyatt Evans raced their way to the girls and boys middle school Highland County Invitational championship Tuesday at Fairfield High School.
The Fairfield Lions broke out early and never looked back as they scored 10 total goals to defeat the Blanchester Wildcats, 10-0 Tuesday at Fairfield High School.
The Fairfield Lions broke out early and never looked back as they scored 10 total goals to defeat the Blanchester Wildcats, 10-0 Tuesday at Fairfield High School.
The Blanchester Lady Wildcats were able to use speed and their numbers to defeat the Fairfield Lady Lions on Tuesday by a score of 6-2 at FHS in a non-league game.
The Blanchester Lady Wildcats were able to use speed and their numbers to defeat the Fairfield Lady Lions on Tuesday by a score of 6-2 at FHS in a non-league game.
It took until there were under 10 minutes remaining in the match, but the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs defended their home field and in the process gained a Southern Hills League win over rival Fairfield, 2-1 Wednesday.
It took until there were under 10 minutes remaining in the match, but the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs defended their home field and in the process gained a Southern Hills League win over rival Fairfield, 2-1 Wednesday.
Lynchburg-Clay is now two Southern Hills League wins away from gaining their second consecutive golden soccer ball trophy as they defeated Highland County counterpart Fairfield, 7-0 Wednesday at LCHS.
Having just enough players healthy to have a complete team on the field Monday evening, the Fairfield Lady Lions did more than enough to earn their fourth win of the year. FHS took advantage of opportunities for a 5-0 win over the Peebles Lady Indians.
