The Hillsboro Lady Indians' return to the court following the holiday break didn't go their way much on Wednesday evening at Hillsboro High School. Their opener was to the one-loss Fayetteville Lady Rockets, and they took home a 59-21 victory in the non-league game.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians' return to the court following the holiday break didn't go their way much on Wednesday evening at Hillsboro High School. Their opener was to the one-loss Fayetteville Lady Rockets, and they took home a 59-21 victory in the non-league game.

It took over a half, but the Hillsboro Indians managed to grind away the rust of 11 days without a game in the final quarter, taking complete control against the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles. The Indians gained their advantage from multiple players, but it was 10 straight points from Hillsboro senior Tyrand Cumberland in a span of just over two minutes that set the stage for a 60-45 South Central Ohio League win by the Indians on Tuesday at HHS.

It took over a half, but the Hillsboro Indians managed to grind away the rust of 11 days without a game in the final quarter, taking complete control against the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles. The Indians gained their advantage from multiple players, but it was 10 straight points from Hillsboro senior Tyrand Cumberland in a span of just over two minutes that set the stage for a 60-45 South Central Ohio League win by the Indians on Tuesday at HHS.

Once the Hillsboro Lady Indians switched to a full-court pressure defense in the first half, the entire landscape of the non-league game between the Lady Indians and Fairfield Lady Lions changed.

Once the Hillsboro Lady Indians switched to a full-court pressure defense in the first half, the entire landscape of the non-league game between the Lady Indians and Fairfield Lady Lions changed.

Being the away team on their home court in the final game of the 2011-12 SCOL-SHL Challenge made no difference to the Hillsboro Indians. Wearing their away red jerseys, the Indians led after each of the four quarters played for a 81-58 win against Highland County rival Whiteoak, Friday.

Being the away team on their home court in the final game of the 2011-12 SCOL-SHL Challenge made no difference to the Hillsboro Indians. Wearing their away red jerseys, the Indians led after each of the four quarters played for a 81-58 win against Highland County rival Whiteoak, Friday.

In the night cap of the 2011-12 Highland County Girls Basketball Shootout, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs (though starting slow) controlled the second and third quarters of play for a 47-31 win Wednesday over the Hillsboro Lady Indians at HHS.

In the night cap of the 2011-12 Highland County Girls Basketball Shootout, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs (though starting slow) controlled the second and third quarters of play for a 47-31 win Wednesday over the Hillsboro Lady Indians at HHS.

The Hillsboro Indians continued to keep their winning pace on Tuesday night, earning their fifth consecutive victory in close fashion, by defeating the London Red Raiders 67-66 at LHS.

Scoring double figures in all four quarters, the Hillsboro Indians defended their home court Friday night for a 62-49 South Central Ohio League win against the Washington Blue Lions.

Playing their second game in three days, the Hillsboro Lady Indians didn't go without energy, winning two of the four quarters. They gambled in the final frame in their quest to take the lead, but in the end, the Western Brown Lady Broncos were too strong as they defeated Hillsboro 58-40 Monday night in a non-league game at HHS.

Playing their second game in three days, the Hillsboro Lady Indians didn't go without energy, winning two of the four quarters. They gambled in the final frame in their quest to take the lead, but in the end, the Western Brown Lady Broncos were too strong as they defeated Hillsboro 58-40 Monday night in a non-league game at HHS.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians led after the first quarter, but that was all as the Miami Trace Lady Panthers woke up and took over the remaining three quarters. Following a strong second frame, MT cruised to a 61-33 win Saturday at HHS.