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  • Fairfield drops non-league contest

    The Washington Lady Blue Lions kept the undefeated streak against teams from Highland County in tact Saturday, as they defeated the Fairfield Lady Lions 58-28 at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Jackson scores career-high 19 points to lead Xavier to 78-74 win over Dayton
    Jordan Crawford rattled home a fade-away jump shot with 14 seconds left to ice Xavier's 78-74 victory over the Dayton Flyers at the Cintas Center Saturday.
  • Lions blast Rockets for SHL victory
    The Fairfield Lions took the lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they gained their fourth Southern Hills League win Friday night, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 60-45.
  • Blue Jays swoop SHL win away from 'Cats
    Playing close to even for three quarters, it was the second frame that put the Whiteoak Wildcats down, as they were outscored 13-4 en route to a Southern Hills League loss to the Ripley Blue Jays 63-49 Friday night.
  • Blue Jays swoop SHL win away from 'Cats
    Playing close to even for three quarters, it was the second frame that put the Whiteoak Wildcats down, as they were outscored 13-4 en route to a Southern Hills League loss to the Ripley Blue Jays 63-49 Friday night.
  • Lady Tigers sweep Hillsboro
    The McClain Lady Tigers gained a season sweep against cross-county rival Hillsboro Friday night, as they defeated the Lady Indians 61-21 in their first meeting at the new Hillsboro High School gym.
  • Lady Tigers sweep Hillsboro
    The McClain Lady Tigers gained a season sweep against cross-county rival Hillsboro Friday night, as they defeated the Lady Indians 61-21 in their first meeting at the new Hillsboro High School gym.
  • Friday's Basketball Scores
    Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

    Boys Basketball
    Fairfield 60, Fayetteville 45
    Ripley 63, Whiteoak 49
  • Lady Lions fall to Ripley
    The Fairfield Lady Lions dropped a Southern Hills League game Thursday evening to the Ripley Lady Blue Jays 70-34 at Ripley High School.
  • WCH turns program over to Shaffer in '68
    In July 1968, Washington Court House City Schools announced that a new basketball coach had been employed; 24-year-old Gary Shaffer, of Wellsburg, W.Va., replaced Jim Wilson, who retired. Shaffer had played three years of varsity basketball at West Virginia University and had coached one year at Easton, Md., where his team won the class B state championship, with a 23- 0 record. He was married and had a 14 month-old son.
  • What happened to the Cowboys?
    With five high schools in the county, I often wonder about each school’s nickname and think about how they got the nickname. In Highland County we have the Indians, Mustangs, Tigers, Lions and Wildcats. Highland County has a nice mixture of cats, horses and a celebrated group of people.
  • Turnovers hurt L-C in loss to Lady Green Devils
    After winning in convincing fashion earlier in the week the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs dropped their second Southern Hills League game of the season Thursday night, as they were defeated by the North Adams Lady Green Devils 53-42.
  • Turnovers hurt L-C in loss to Lady Green Devils
    After winning in convincing fashion earlier in the week the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs dropped their second Southern Hills League game of the season Thursday night, as they were defeated by the North Adams Lady Green Devils 53-42.
  • Jackson scores season-high 14 points in XU win
    Greenfield's Danté Jackson netted a season-high 14 points as the Musketeers upended Charlotte, 86-74, Wednesday night at the Cintas Center. Jackson also dished out six assists for Chris Mack's men.
  • SCOL Boys Basketball Standings (Wednesday)
  • Indians win match against Tigers
    The Washington Blue Lions dominated the South Central Ohio League tri-meet Wednesday evening at Hillsboro High School as they took down the host Indians and McClain Tigers. The Blue Lions defeated the Tigers 71-6 and the Indians by a score of 54-19. Hillsboro won the final match of the meet by defeating Highland County rival McClain 66-4.
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