The McClain Lady Tiger soccer team are winners in the South Central Ohio League.

     On Thursday night, at London High School, the Lady Tigers defeated the Lady Red Raiders 5-0 for their first ever SCOL victory.

Take a look at all the action South Central Ohio League football action from Friday, Oct. 2, 2009

     Battling back from adversity after two straight losses, a big turnaround in the second quarter set the tone for the remainder of the game, as the McClain Tigers defeated South Central Ohio League rival Washington 34-26 on homecoming at McClain Field, Friday night.

     Battling back from adversity after two straight losses, a big turnaround in the second quarter set the tone for the remainder of the game, as the McClain Tigers defeated South Central Ohio League rival Washington 34-26 on homecoming at McClain Field, Friday night.

MOWRYSTOWN – The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats never quit and it paid off Thursday night at Whiteoak High School, as they battled Southern Hills League counterpart West Union to a five-set win, taking the fifth and game-deciding set in dominating fashion at 15-3.

MOWRYSTOWN – The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats never quit and it paid off Thursday night at Whiteoak High School, as they battled Southern Hills League counterpart West Union to a five-set win, taking the fifth and game-deciding set in dominating fashion at 15-3.

  There's no place like home. Home sweet home. Any way you put it, the McClain Tigers are coming home.
  After suffering a heartbreaking loss to the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles last Friday at MPHS, the Tigers are prepared to celebrate their homecoming, but standing in their way are the Washington Blue Lions, who defeated the Hillsboro Indians last week to improve to 2-0 in the South Central Ohio League, and 4-1 overall.

  There's no place like home. Home sweet home. Any way you put it, the McClain Tigers are coming home.
  After suffering a heartbreaking loss to the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles last Friday at MPHS, the Tigers are prepared to celebrate their homecoming, but standing in their way are the Washington Blue Lions, who defeated the Hillsboro Indians last week to improve to 2-0 in the South Central Ohio League, and 4-1 overall.

  It is time for the Paint Valley Bearcats to hit the road in week six.
  After playing their past four games on their home field in Bainbridge, the Bearcats will play their second road game of the season, as they will face Scioto Valley Conference foe Adena Friday night.

  It is time for the Paint Valley Bearcats to hit the road in week six.
  After playing their past four games on their home field in Bainbridge, the Bearcats will play their second road game of the season, as they will face Scioto Valley Conference foe Adena Friday night.

The Hillsboro Indians look to get back on the winning trail this week, to do so they will have to hit the road for the first time in two weeks as they will play their final non-league game of the season, against the Blanchester Wildcats.

The Hillsboro Indians look to get back on the winning trail this week, to do so they will have to hit the road for the first time in two weeks as they will play their final non-league game of the season, against the Blanchester Wildcats.

  Never mess with a winning streak!
  Those words sum up the words of Crash Davis from "Bull Durham," and well, I think I might have broken the code of Crash.
   I didn't just mess with one winning streak, but two.

The Westfall Mustangs were able to add another win to their Scioto Valley Conference winning streak as they outscored the Paint Valley Bearcats 14-0 in the third quarter, spoiling the Bearcats’ homecoming 35-24 Friday night.

After winning Monday night in three straight sets, the McClain Lady Tigers dropped their home game against South Central Ohio League opponent Madison-Plains in the same fashion, losing the league contest to the Lady Golden Eagles 26-24, 25-20 and 25-21.