The non-conference Highland County showdown was more like a roller-coaster ride Monday evening, as the two teams had their highs and lows with momentum swings throughout the non-conference battle, where eventually it was McClain holding on for a 51-45 victory at Lynchburg-Clay High School.
The University of Cincinnati Clermont is celebrating a record-breaking fall sports season, culminating in national championships in women’s volleyball and women’s soccer, and a national runner-up finish for men’s soccer. The 2025 season accolades bring the total number of UC Clermont national titles to 12.
The Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association recently released its All-Ohio teams for the 2025 season, with three Highland County athletes recognized for their play this fall.
Returning three of their top four scorers, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are back on the court for the 2025-26 season looking to add to what they accomplished last season for more success this winter.
The bend-but-not-break defense of the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs was on display Monday, as they fended off multiple pressure-packed in-game situations against the Eastern Lady Warriors.
The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs have eight players returning to the roster this season, as they look to keep developing their game and keep improving from what they built last season.
Highland County voters elected representatives to local boards of education in the Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025 general election, with a rematch of current and former board members in Greenfield as well as a contested race for the Fairfield Local board.
