M. Trace runs away from McClain
The Miami Trace Panthers welcomed the Tigers from historic McClain High School in Greenfield for a triple header of basketball action Friday. A large crowd turned out to watch as Miami Trace won all three contests.
HHS boys swimming wins 5-team event
The Hillsboro High School boys swimming team dominated a five-team event Thursday at the Wilmington College Natatorium while the HHS girls team placed third.
McClain grapplers fall at MT
The Miami Trace Panthers varsity and middle school wrestling teams welcomed the teams from McClain High School and Greenfield Middle School for Frontier Athletic Conference action Thursday.
Lady Indians start hot against Blue Lions
The Washington Lady Lions visited Hillsboro High School Wednesday for a Frontier Athletic Conference contest as the conference teams returned to conference play for 2024.
OHSAA releases first hoops RPI rankings
The Ohio High School Athletic Association released the first MaxPreps Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) rankings on Wednesday for girls and boys basketball. Toward the end of the regular-season, RPI data will be used to determine seeding for the statewide district tournament draws, which are Feb. 4 for girls and Feb. 11 for boys.
Indians drop out of second place
The two teams currently tied for second place in the Frontier Athletic Conference for boys basketball squared off on Tuesday as the Washington Blue Lions hosted the Hillsboro Indians.
Mustangs fall behind early at Blan
BLANCHESTER — The Blanchester Wildcats were able to top Lynchburg-Clay 59-45 Tuesday night thanks to some big-time runs throughout the game.
Current FAC Standings
The current Frontier Athletic Conference standings for the 2023-24 winter sports season:
Fairfield boys ranked No. 8
The undefeated Fairfield boys basketball team was ranked No. 8 in Division IV Monday when the Associated Press released its top ten girls and boys team for the first time this season in all divisions. Teams are listed with first-place votes in parentheses, won-loss record, and total points:
The end of an era for the Bengals; Drought period
After pulling out a win on Sunday against the Browns to secure Cincinnati’s first AFC North victory of the year, the Cincinnati Bengals officially ended the season with a winning record of 9-8. They are the only team out of the AFC North to miss the playoffs, while the division becomes the first division since 1935 to have all teams above .500.
