The Whiteoak Wildcats began their journey that is the 2016 baseball season on the road Saturday afternoon, and they returned home with a win and a loss by splitting a doubleheader with the South Webster Jeeps in non-conference play.

The Whiteoak Wildcats used last season as a way for their young baseball team to become accustomed to the varsity level of play. This season, the Wildcats will use not only that experience, but the experience they gained by playing summer baseball to this varsity season.

Winter season is in the books, but now spring is in the air with the start of the final sports season of the school calendar year as spring sports begin this Saturday in Highland County.

Winter season is in the books, but now spring is in the air with the start of the final sports season of the school calendar year as spring sports begin this Saturday in Highland County.

Winter season is in the books, but now spring is in the air with the start of the final sports season of the school calendar year as spring sports begin this Saturday in Highland County.

Highland County had five players named Associated Press All-Ohio in Division III and IV for their outstanding play for the 2015-16 season, including three players from Lynchburg-Clay and one each from Fairfield and Whiteoak High Schools.

Highland County had five players named Associated Press All-Ohio in Division III and IV for their outstanding play for the 2015-16 season, including three players from Lynchburg-Clay and one each from Fairfield and Whiteoak High Schools.

Highland County had five players named Associated Press All-Ohio in Division III and IV for their outstanding play for the 2015-16 season, including three players from Lynchburg-Clay and one each from Fairfield and Whiteoak High Schools.

The season of the Whiteoak Wildcats came to a close on Wednesday night with the ’Cats dropping a Division IV Sectional Semifinal game to the South Webster Jeeps by a 65-46 score at Northwest High School.

The Fairfield Lions and Whiteoak Wildcats went tooth and nail for three quarters, with the two teams being no further apart than two points at the end of the first three quarters.

The Fairfield Lions and Whiteoak Wildcats went tooth and nail for three quarters, with the two teams being no further apart than two points at the end of the first three quarters.

The Fairfield Lions and Whiteoak Wildcats went tooth and nail for three quarters, with the two teams being no further apart than two points at the end of the first three quarters.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats looked to be a team on a one-way mission to advance in the sectional round of the Division IV SE District girls basketball tournament Wednesday night by the looks of how things went for them in the first frame.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats looked to be a team on a one-way mission to advance in the sectional round of the Division IV SE District girls basketball tournament Wednesday night by the looks of how things went for them in the first frame.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats looked to be a team on a one-way mission to advance in the sectional round of the Division IV SE District girls basketball tournament Wednesday night by the looks of how things went for them in the first frame.