The Fairfield Lady Lions returned to Southern Hills Athletic Conference play Thursday with a shutout victory over the visiting Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, defending their home field by a 10-0 score in five innings.

The Fairfield Lady Lions returned to Southern Hills Athletic Conference play Thursday with a shutout victory over the visiting Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, defending their home field by a 10-0 score in five innings.

The Fairfield Lady Lions returned to Southern Hills Athletic Conference play Thursday with a shutout victory over the visiting Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, defending their home field by a 10-0 score in five innings.

There was no stopping Fairfield sophomore pitcher Gabe Fouch and the rest of the Fairfield Lions, as Fouch’s 16-strikeout performance, along with 13 total hits at the plate by the visitors, sent FHS to a convincing 7-1 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win over the host Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in their home opener.

There was no stopping Fairfield sophomore pitcher Gabe Fouch and the rest of the Fairfield Lions, as Fouch’s 16-strikeout performance, along with 13 total hits at the plate by the visitors, sent FHS to a convincing 7-1 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win over the host Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in their home opener.

There was no stopping Fairfield sophomore pitcher Gabe Fouch and the rest of the Fairfield Lions, as Fouch’s 16-strikeout performance, along with 13 total hits at the plate by the visitors, sent FHS to a convincing 7-1 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win over the host Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in their home opener.

A local AAU girls basketball team has reached the top 15 in state rankings, peaking so far at No. 12 in Ohio.

There was no quit in the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday against their Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterpart the Fairfield Lions. Trailing by one run and being shut out for six innings, the top of the seventh saw WHS break out for four runs and eventually gain the 4-1 victory.

There was no quit in the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday against their Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterpart the Fairfield Lions. Trailing by one run and being shut out for six innings, the top of the seventh saw WHS break out for four runs and eventually gain the 4-1 victory.

There was no quit in the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday against their Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterpart the Fairfield Lions. Trailing by one run and being shut out for six innings, the top of the seventh saw WHS break out for four runs and eventually gain the 4-1 victory.

There was no quit in the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday against their Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterpart the Fairfield Lions. Trailing by one run and being shut out for six innings, the top of the seventh saw WHS break out for four runs and eventually gain the 4-1 victory.

There was no quit in the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday against their Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference counterpart the Fairfield Lions. Trailing by one run and being shut out for six innings, the top of the seventh saw WHS break out for four runs and eventually gain the 4-1 victory.

For her two performances against the Shawnee State Bears, Kaiti White of the University of the Cumberlands earned Mid-South Conference Pitcher of the Week, announced by conference officials.

The weather might have been in the low 30s on Monday in Leesburg, but the bats of the Fairfield Lady Lions were on fire as the ’22 softball season debut for the team from Leesburg was full of offense and hits, defeating the visiting East Clinton Lady Astros 16-0 in five innings.

The weather might have been in the low 30s on Monday in Leesburg, but the bats of the Fairfield Lady Lions were on fire as the ’22 softball season debut for the team from Leesburg was full of offense and hits, defeating the visiting East Clinton Lady Astros 16-0 in five innings.