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  • Trace wins SCOL by 1/2 game over Circleville

    (Continued from last week.)
        The first of November 1975 saw Circleville edge Washington in a tough battle, by a score of 7-0. Biff Bumgarner scored the game’s only touchdown on a one-yard burst. The Tiger defense took it from there and ended the Blue Lions’ hopes for a shot at the title.
  • Paints catch fire, work way to Opening Night win
    Before a fireworks display capped off Opening Night festivities at VA Memorial Stadium, the Chillicothe Paints baseball club lit up the Richmond (Ind.) River Rats for eight runs, including a lead-off home run in the first Paints at-bat, for an 8-2 victory to start their 18th season.
  • Researching the history of the greatest baseball song
     If it weren’t for Jack Norworth in 1908, one of the things that makes baseball so great wouldn't be a part of the game today.
  • Baseball at Shaffer Park
    Baseball games took place in different leagues at Shaffer Park, Tuesday, June 1.
  • Baseball at Shaffer Park
    Baseball games took place in different leagues at Shaffer Park, Tuesday, June 1.
  • Softball at Shaffer Park
    Softball at Shaffer Park on Tuesday, June 1.
  • Softball at Shaffer Park
    Softball at Shaffer Park on Tuesday, June 1.
  • Terry's Grocery/McGinnis Family Scholarship winners announced
    The Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters would like to recognize the 2009-10 Terry's Grocery/McGinnis Family Scholarship winners. The four winning seniors were Brad Keltner, Jessica Davidson, Cali Hatten and Lindsey Hawk.
  • Festival of the Bells 3-on-3 Basketball
    Information for the Festival of the Bells 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney.
  • Belmont picks: First Dude, Ice Box and Fly Down
    This coming Saturday is the Belmont Stakes race, the last, and longest, race of Thoroughbred Racing's Triple Crown. Super Saver won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness was won by Lookin at Lucky, so there is no Triple Crown win on the line this Saturday.
  • Regional track and field tournaments wrap up
    Results of regional tournaments involving Highland County athletes. (Updated with Saturday's events.)
  • SCOL Sports History: Schlichter era in full swing at Miami Trace
    Washington provided the opposition for the McClain Homecoming game Oct. 12. In an exceptionally impressive ceremony, attractive MHS senior Miss Brenda Sparger was crowned prior to the game, along with her court, which included Queen’s Attendant Cindy West, Senior Attendant Leann McNeil, Junior Attendant Florence Cannon, Sophomore Attendant Jill McNeil and Freshman Attendant Jenny Schneider. To make the evening a complete success, the Tigers displayed a tremendous defensive effort and  shut out Washington, before a huge Homecoming crowd, 7-0.
  • Tigers: Diamond Kings in 1940
    Seventy years ago, the McClain Tigers were Diamond Kings.
  • Remember the good times
         I never had the opportunity to meet Rhett W. Stark. But seeing the way people celebrated and honored his life Monday at Mitchell Park in Greenfield spoke to me.
  • MAC Baseball: Day one evening recap
    An upset brewed Wednesday at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe as Eastern Michigan, a No. 7 seed, defeated the No. 2 seeded Kent State Golden Flashes 12-4 in the third game of the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
  • MAC Baseball: Rockets blast off against Redhawks
    The No. 6 seeded Miami Redhawks couldn't catch a break and everything went the way of the the Toledo Rockets Wednesday in game two of the Mid-American Conference baseball tournament. The Rockets pounded out 15 hits and played excellent defense to gain a 7-1 victory, moving on in the winners bracket of the MAC tourney.
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