The London Lady Red Raiders evened up the season series against the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they defeated HHS 61-52 Friday night at LHS.

A second-half surge by the Zane Trace Pioneers allowed them to secure their 14th win Saturday night, as they defeated the 10-win McClain Tigers 58-46 at Zane Trace High School.

Lynchburg-Clay 5th Grade Girls team finished in second place in the Highland County League Tournament this weekend.

Boys basketball postseason set to begin.

The McClain Lady Tigers took on a tough Washington Lady Blue Lion team Friday night and gained a bit of revenge from earlier in the season, as they held on to defeat the Lady Blue Lions 39-38 at McClain High School, after a Washington basket at the buzzer was waived off by the officials.

The McClain Lady Tigers took on a tough Washington Lady Blue Lion team Friday night and gained a bit of revenge from earlier in the season, as they held on to defeat the Lady Blue Lions 39-38 at McClain High School, after a Washington basket at the buzzer was waived off by the officials.

The Southern Hills League clash between the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Peebles Indians came down to the final second with PHS senior Andrew Seaman pulling off the fourth quarter heroics, as he put the ball through the hoop off an inbounds pass with the buzzer sounding to keep the Indians' undefeated streak intact, defeating the host Mustangs 67-65 Friday night.

The Southern Hills League clash between the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Peebles Indians came down to the final second with PHS senior Andrew Seaman pulling off the fourth quarter heroics, as he put the ball through the hoop off an inbounds pass with the buzzer sounding to keep the Indians' undefeated streak intact, defeating the host Mustangs 67-65 Friday night.

The Fairfield Lady Lions fought and clawed with the North Adams Lady Green Devils Thursday night for three and a half quarters, but it was the Lady Devils who caught fire in the final minutes as they clinched a share of the Division I Southern Hills League title, defeating the Lady Lions 66-54.

The 1970 SCOL football season was about to get under way for its 43rd season for the league, counting the four years that the league was disbanded (1931-35)

Bumper to bumper traffic, cars passing one another, squealing tires, voices over a radio, hours of basically staying in the same area, slowing down in the name of a flashing yellow light and flaring tempers, with the occasional yelling or possible wave of good faith.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs are once again Division I Southern Hills League champions, as they not only won on Parent's Night, but defend their home court against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets for their head coach (Linda Hatten) in a 46-42 victory, in her final game at the Lynchburg-Clay home court.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs are once again Division I Southern Hills League champions, as they not only won on Parent's Night, but defend their home court against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets for their head coach (Linda Hatten) in a 46-42 victory, in her final game at the Lynchburg-Clay home court.