Producing runs in just one inning, the McClain Tigers were forced out of the Division II SE District Sectional tournament, falling to the Sheridan Generals, 13-3 in six innings, Monday.
The Hillsboro Indians ran into the red-hot Circleville Tigers team and had no answers for their pitching or hitting, bowing out in the Division II SE District Sectional opener, 14-0 Monday at Circleville High School.
The Hillsboro Indians ran into the red-hot Circleville Tigers team and had no answers for their pitching or hitting, bowing out in the Division II SE District Sectional opener, 14-0 Monday at Circleville High School.
Two wins on Saturday, including one in extra innings, put the McClain Lady Tigers at the top of the mountain in the South Central Ohio League. The title was won with an extra-inning win against the Lady Red Raiders, followed by a win over Highland County rival Hillsboro.
Two wins on Saturday, including one in extra innings, put the McClain Lady Tigers at the top of the mountain in the South Central Ohio League. The title was won with an extra-inning win against the Lady Red Raiders, followed by a win over Highland County rival Hillsboro.
The Fairfield Lions not only gained two wins Saturday afternoon against Southern Hills League foe Eastern Brown, they did it in convincing fashion in pre-scheduled five-inning games. Fairfield won the first game of their twin bill 10-5 and the second game 8-1 at EBHS.
Behind a four-hit pitching outing from senior Nathaniel Miller, two runs were enough for the Fairfield to defeat the Southeastern Panthers, 2-0 Thursday at SEHS.
The newly crowned Division I Southern Hills League champion Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs continued their dominant effort in league games Friday, defeating the Eastern Brown Warriors 5-0 at Lynchburg-Clay High School.
The newly crowned Division I Southern Hills League champion Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs continued their dominant effort in league games Friday, defeating the Eastern Brown Warriors 5-0 at Lynchburg-Clay High School.
One wild pitch, a walk, a base hit and a big double play was what it took for the Peebles Indians to defeat the Whiteoak Wildcats 2-1, Friday night at Whiteoak High School.
One wild pitch, a walk, a base hit and a big double play was what it took for the Peebles Indians to defeat the Whiteoak Wildcats 2-1, Friday night at Whiteoak High School.
After scoring two runs in the first inning, the Whiteoak Wildcats cruised to a 10-0 six-inning win Thursday on Senior Night at Whiteoak High School, defeating the North Adams Green Devils.
