The Greenfield Attack Wrestling Club competed in two different events on Saturday, March 24. Three wrestlers earned their right to compete in the Ourway State Wrestling Championships held at the Nutter Center in Fairborn.

In the final game of the tri-doubleheader, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs got on the winning side of the scoreboard, rallying for late-inning runs for a 14-7 non-league Highland County rivalry win over the McClain Tigers, Saturday at LCHS.

Neither the Whiteoak Wildcats nor Hillsboro Indians were able to gain a victory in their first games of the Wildcat Invitational Saturday morning, but in the consolation game at WHS, it was Luke Taggert and the WHS defense who led the Wildcats to a Highland County win, defeating the Indians, 2-1.

Neither the Whiteoak Wildcats nor Hillsboro Indians were able to gain a victory in their first games of the Wildcat Invitational Saturday morning, but in the consolation game at WHS, it was Luke Taggert and the WHS defense who led the Wildcats to a Highland County win, defeating the Indians, 2-1.

Saturday was a day of redemption for the McClain Lady Tigers, as they won their second game of a tri-doubleheader, defeating the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs 22-7 in six innings.

Saturday was a day of redemption for the McClain Lady Tigers, as they won their second game of a tri-doubleheader, defeating the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs 22-7 in six innings.

It was major league type of day for the Fairfield Lions baseball team, as they totaled 41 runs and 32 hits for a weekend doubleheader sweep of the Portsmouth Clay Panthers, Saturday at PCHS.

The Fairfield Lady Lions traveled to Rubyville on Saturday, falling to SE District opponents, the Portsmouth Clay Lady Panthers and to the Gallia Academy Lady Blue Angels.

Scoring one run in the first and three more in the sixth was enough for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs to defeat the North Adams Green Devils, 4-1 Thursday at NAHS.

The day not only belonged to the Fairfield Lady Lions, as they shut out the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 4-0, but it belonged to Fairfield senior pitcher Lauren Larrick as she tossed a no-hitter in the Southern Hills League win.

The day not only belonged to the Fairfield Lady Lions, as they shut out the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 4-0, but it belonged to Fairfield senior pitcher Lauren Larrick as she tossed a no-hitter in the Southern Hills League win.

It was a pitchers' duel with few hits and even fewer runs. Once the final pitch was thrown for a called third strike, it was the Whiteoak Wildcats who were declared the winners, clawing their way past rival Fairfield, 3-2 Thursday at WHS.

It was a pitchers' duel with few hits and even fewer runs. Once the final pitch was thrown for a called third strike, it was the Whiteoak Wildcats who were declared the winners, clawing their way past rival Fairfield, 3-2 Thursday at WHS.

The following are the team standings as of April 4 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.

What Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha calls politicking in high school athletics (it’s no secret ... we all know it happens), others might call patting people on the back or complaining about others who do a job well just for the sake of complaining.