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  • Lions run-rule Peebles 14-1

    The Fairfield Lions used their speed on the bases to gain their second straight win of the season. FHS also used their baseball smarts to lend a hand in defeating Southern Hills League foe Peebles 14-1 in five innings Thursday at Fairfield High School.
  • Lions run-rule Peebles 14-1
    The Fairfield Lions used their speed on the bases to gain their second straight win of the season. FHS also used their baseball smarts to lend a hand in defeating Southern Hills League foe Peebles 14-1 in five innings Thursday at Fairfield High School.
  • Indians bounce back with SCOL victory
    After dropping their season opener the day before, the Hillsboro Indians got things back on track Thursday at Shaffer Park.
  • Indians bounce back with SCOL victory
    After dropping their season opener the day before, the Hillsboro Indians got things back on track Thursday at Shaffer Park.
  • Doss tosses no-hitter
    Lynchburg-Clay junior Ryan Doss joined an elite group Thursday as he tossed a no-hitter for the Mustangs in a 12-0 season opening win against the Ripley Blue Jays at LCHS.
  • Errors plague Lady Tigers in season opener
    Finally getting to take part in their season opening game on Thursday, the McClain Lady Tigers were plagued by errors as they lost to the East Clinton Lady Astros 5-4 at ECHS.
  • Hyer signs with SSCC
    McClain senior Cortney Hyer signed her National Letter of Intent to play collegiate basketball at Southern State Community College on Thursday afternoon.
  • Opening inning hurts Wildcats; fall to Paint Valley
    Breakdowns in the first inning by the Whiteoak Wildcats was too much to battle back from Wednesday at Paint Valley High School. With the bases loaded in the final inning, the Wildcats were unable to tie the game as they dropped their non-league game to the Bearcats 12-8.
  • Opening inning hurts Wildcats; fall to Paint Valley
    Breakdowns in the first inning by the Whiteoak Wildcats was too much to battle back from Wednesday at Paint Valley High School. With the bases loaded in the final inning, the Wildcats were unable to tie the game as they dropped their non-league game to the Bearcats 12-8.
  • Greenfield Youth League sign-ups to be held
    Greenfield Youth League sign-ups will be held April 5-7 from 6-8 p.m.; April 10, from 10 a.m.-noon; April 12-14, from 6-8 p.m.; and April 17 from 10 a.m. - noon. Sign up at the Greenfield Armory, located across from Burger King. The cost is $35 per child (discount for multiple siblings). Children must be 5 years old by May 1.
  • Lady Lions off to scorching start; defeat Green Devils
    The Fairfield Lady Lions shut out the North Adams Lady Green Devils 12-0 to open the 2010 Southern Hills League season in a game played on Tuesday at North Adams High School.
  • Indians fall to Washington in opening game of season
    Unable to get the timing of their swings in check, the defending South Central League champion Hillsboro Indians dropped their league and season opening game Wednesday night by a score of 11-1 to the Washington Blue Lions.
  • Indians fall to Washington in opening game of season
    Unable to get the timing of their swings in check, the defending South Central League champion Hillsboro Indians dropped their league and season opening game Wednesday night by a score of 11-1 to the Washington Blue Lions.
  • Lady Indians drop season opener to Blue Lions
    The Hillsboro Lady Indians season started off on the wrong side of the scoreboard Wednesday evening, as errors and off-balanced hitting hurt the Lady Indians' chances of taking home a season-opening victory.
  • Lady Indians drop season opener to Blue Lions
    The Hillsboro Lady Indians season started off on the wrong side of the scoreboard Wednesday evening, as errors and off-balanced hitting hurt the Lady Indians' chances of taking home a season-opening victory.
  • Big third inning leads to Fairfield victory over Green Devils
    After giving up two runs in the first three innings, the Fairfield Lions torched the North Adams Green Devils for seven in the bottom of the third. The big inning by the Lions allowed them to rule the home of the Green Devils for one day, as they defeated North Adams 11-2 Tuesday.
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