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  • Lady 'Cats fall to Fayetteville

    Though Whiteoak freshman pitcher Kiley Sosby struck out 13 batters in seven innings, it wasn't enough to offset some miscues on the field and eight hits by Fayetteville, with the Lady Rockets defeating WHS 11-4 Thursday at Whiteoak High School in Southern Hills League play.
  • Mustangs score 11 runs in win over Warriors
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs scored four runs in the first inning, and from there never relinquished the lead, en route to an 11-7 Southern Hills League victory over the Eastern Brown Warriors, Thursday at LCHS.
  • Lions rout Green Devils
    Behind a one-hit pitching performance by Zach Cox, along with 15 hits, the Fairfield Lions easily defeated the North Adams Green Devils, 16-0, Thursday at FHS.
  • Fairfield moves to 6-0 in SHL, run-rule NA
    The Fairfield Lady Lions continued their dominance of Southern Hills League opponents, decisively defeating the North Adams Lady Green Devils, 15-0.
  • Fairfield moves to 6-0 in SHL, run-rule NA
    The Fairfield Lady Lions continued their dominance of Southern Hills League opponents, decisively defeating the North Adams Lady Green Devils, 15-0.
  • McClain earns shutout win against Blanchester
    The McClain Lady Tigers defeated Blanchester, Thursday by a shutout effort and error-free softball, defeating the Lady Wildcats, 8-0.
  • Tigers fall 1 run short against Blanchester
    The McClain Tigers lost to the Blanchester Wildcats, 3-2 on Thursday evening at Mitchell Park in non-league play.
  • Wildcats create first-place tie; win classic over Rockets
    With the Whiteoak Wildcats on the ropes, potentially one or two runs from the game being out of reach, a mound visit and an inside-the-park home run ended up being two deciding factors in a pitchers' duel, in which the Wildcats outlasted the Fayetteville Rockets, 5-4 with first-place in the Southern Hills League up for grabs.
  • Wildcats create first-place tie; win classic over Rockets
    With the Whiteoak Wildcats on the ropes, potentially one or two runs from the game being out of reach, a mound visit and an inside-the-park home run ended up being two deciding factors in a pitchers' duel, in which the Wildcats outlasted the Fayetteville Rockets, 5-4 with first-place in the Southern Hills League up for grabs.
  • Lynchburg-Clay places 2nd at West Union
    The Lynchburg-Clay boys and girls track & field teams each placed second on Tuesday in their respective meets in the West Union Invitational.
  • OHSAA Board Adopts Recommendation to Add 7th Football Division
    The Ohio High School Athletic Association will be adding a seventh tournament division in football beginning in 2013, Commissioner Daniel B. Ross has announced. The addition of a seventh division was approved by the OHSAA's Board of Directors by a 6 to 3 vote during its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday.
  • Fairfield softball hosting Lady Lion Invitational this Saturday
    The Fairfield Athletic Department invites you to come and join them for a great day for softball, as this Saturday, April 14 they will be holding their second annual Lady Lion invitational at Fairfield High School. 
  • Anderson, Boone, Fulton pace 1991 team
    Miami Trace’s defense stifled the Hillsboro Indians, and the Panthers took a 64-44 win at Trace. Trace had four men in double figures, led by Henry and Baker, who posted 15 each. Brian Fulton and Tyler Anderson notched 10 each for the visiting Indians.
  • Lady Tigers continue to stay undefeated in SCOL; run-rule CM
    It was another big game for the McClain Lady Tigers, as they added two more home runs and another South Central Ohio League win to their totals, defeating the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons, 13-1 Wednesday at CMHS.
  • Tigers win 3rd straight SCOL game; top Falcons
    In what was a back-and-forth contest, the McClain Tigers earned their third straight South Central Ohio League victory, defeating the Clinton Massie Falcons, 14-13 Wednesday at CMHS.
  • Indians lose 4th straight, slip against Golden Eagles
    For the past four games, the winning side of the scoreboard hasn't been in favor of the Hillsboro Indians. That includes Wednesday evening, as miscues on the bases and quiet bats at the plate led to a 4-3 loss to the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles at Shaffer Park.
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