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  • HHS, MHS gave all they had

    The Hillsboro and McClain baseball rivalry continues to amaze me each and every time they step between the white lines.
  • CHS, Trace finish as co-champions in SCOL
    (continued from last week)    
        On Oct. 11, Washington played at Wilmington, Miami Trace challenged the Circleville Tigers, Unioto traveled to Greenfield and Hillsboro played Adena in Hillsboro.
  • Mustangs are champions of the SHL
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are champions of the Southern Hills League (Division I), once again. Fighting back from a five-run deficit after four innings, the Mustangs put up eight runs in the fifth inning, en route to an 11-8 win over the Eastern Brown Warriors, clinching the outright league crown, its first league crown since 2006.
  • Mustangs are champions of the SHL
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are champions of the Southern Hills League (Division I), once again. Fighting back from a five-run deficit after four innings, the Mustangs put up eight runs in the fifth inning, en route to an 11-8 win over the Eastern Brown Warriors, clinching the outright league crown, its first league crown since 2006.
  • Wildcats defend territory, chase away Blanchester's 'Cats
    It was shutout baseball in Mowrystown Wednesday evening. Gaining five hits and four runs, the Whiteoak Wildcats moved closer to a .500 mark on the season, defeating the Blanchester Wildcats 4-0.
  • Wildcats defend territory, chase away Blanchester's 'Cats
    It was shutout baseball in Mowrystown Wednesday evening. Gaining five hits and four runs, the Whiteoak Wildcats moved closer to a .500 mark on the season, defeating the Blanchester Wildcats 4-0.
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  • Tigers show claws against Golden Eagles
    McClain came back with a vengeance Wednesday evening at Mitchell Park. After dropping the first place South Central Ohio League game the day before, MHS rebounded with a 6-3 league win over the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles to complete their league schedule.
  • Tigers show claws against Golden Eagles
    McClain came back with a vengeance Wednesday evening at Mitchell Park. After dropping the first place South Central Ohio League game the day before, MHS rebounded with a 6-3 league win over the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles to complete their league schedule.
  • Late runs lead Lady Tigers to 10th straight win
    Neither team could hold on to the lead Wednesday when the McClain Lady Tigers and Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles faced off in their final South Central Ohio League game of the season. in the end, it was MHS who scored the game-tying and game-winning runs in the bottom of the seventh for an 11-10 victory.
  • Late runs lead Lady Tigers to 10th straight win
    Neither team could hold on to the lead Wednesday when the McClain Lady Tigers and Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles faced off in their final South Central Ohio League game of the season. in the end, it was MHS who scored the game-tying and game-winning runs in the bottom of the seventh for an 11-10 victory.
  • Lions washed away by Hurricane
    With one inning complete the Fairfield Lions and Wilmington Hurricane were even at two. But a seven-run second inning by the Hurricane washed away any hope of a FHS non-league win, as WHS defeated the Lions 11-5.
  • Wildcats run-rule G-Men in shutout win
    The Whiteoak Wildcats have entered the final week of the reagular season on a tear. After clinching the top spot in the Southern Hills League (Division II) they easily defeated non-league foe Georgetown 10-0 in five innings,Tuesday at Whiteoak High School.
  • Mustangs send Astros into orbit
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs sent the East Clinton Astros into orbit Tuesday evening with a 13-run, 11-hit first inning. Though East Clinton battled back, they never held the lead, as the Mustangs gained a 15-12 non-league win at Lynchburg-Clay High School.
  • Mustangs send Astros into orbit
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs sent the East Clinton Astros into orbit Tuesday evening with a 13-run, 11-hit first inning. Though East Clinton battled back, they never held the lead, as the Mustangs gained a 15-12 non-league win at Lynchburg-Clay High School.
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