If you were living under a rock Wednesday night, you might have missed the fact the Cincinnati Reds were no-hit by Roy Halladay in a 4-0 National League Division Series Game One loss in Philadelphia.

The game was tied at 1-1 after 40 minutes of play, but in the second half, it was all McClain Tigers. The Tigers scored four unanswered goals en route to a 5-1 South Central Ohio League win over the Washington Blue Lions at Gardner Park, Tuesday.

The match momentum and outlook completely changed Tuesday night at Whiteoak High School during the Lady 'Cats' Volley for a Cure event against the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs.

The match momentum and outlook completely changed Tuesday night at Whiteoak High School during the Lady 'Cats' Volley for a Cure event against the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs.

Lynchburg-Clay is taking applications for their vacant Varsity softball coach position.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs dominated Southern Hills League and Highland County rival Fairfield, Friday by a score of 11-3 at Lynchburg-Clay High School.

Not only has the offense of the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs been good this season, but their defense as of late has been elite by allowing just one goal in their last eight matches.

In the past week, the McClain Tigers have battled in three games, winning two and tying one to gain a South Central Ohio League mark of 8-0-2.

Elementary School Basketball Tournament on the week of Oct. 25.

Aaron Harang began the game like he did most games in his career as the ace of the Cincinnati Reds … with a strikeout. But it wasn't a storybook ending, in what might be the final start for Harang as a member of the Cincinnati Reds.

On a day where the game-time temperature was 51 degrees, the Cincinnati Reds won 3-2 over the Milwaukee Brewers in the final regular game of the season.

Week 6 high school football scores/standings

Any and all momentum gained in the first half by the McClain Tigers was completely wiped away in the third quarter.

Any and all momentum gained in the first half by the McClain Tigers was completely wiped away in the third quarter.

It was all Zanesville in the first half Friday, Oct. 1, as the Blue Devils hosted the Hillsboro Indians at John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium. After 24 minutes of play, Coach Chad Grandstaff's Blue Devils held a commanding 29-8 halftime advantage. Zanesville went on to rout the Indians, 64-16.