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  • Lions upend Hillsboro in rivalry game

    If there ever was a game where Fairfield head coach Everett Snyder could say his players stepped up, it could be after Saturday night. The Lions, coming off a tough league loss the night before, not only defeated Highland County counterpart Hillsboro, 44-38, but did it without the normal lineup.
  • Lions upend Hillsboro in rivalry game
    If there ever was a game where Fairfield head coach Everett Snyder could say his players stepped up, it could be after Saturday night. The Lions, coming off a tough league loss the night before, not only defeated Highland County counterpart Hillsboro, 44-38, but did it without the normal lineup.
  • Indians fall at the buzzer
    A basket by Washington's Derek Shaw in the final moments of the South Central Ohio League game against the Hillsboro Indians not only broke a tie, but sent the Indians to a league loss Friday night, as the Blue Lions went back to Fayette County with a 58-56 win.
  • Lady Tigers extend streak over Hillsboro
    The third quarter set the tone for the McClain Lady Tigers, and from there, they really didn't look back as they swept the regular-season series against Highland County rival Hillsboro for the eighth consecutive season, winning by a score of 61-44.
  • Lady Tigers extend streak over Hillsboro
    The third quarter set the tone for the McClain Lady Tigers, and from there, they really didn't look back as they swept the regular-season series against Highland County rival Hillsboro for the eighth consecutive season, winning by a score of 61-44.
  • Indians move rivalry win streak to a dozen straight
    Nothing came easy for either the Hillsboro Indians or the McClain Tigers Tuesday night … nothing at all. Both teams put on a battle where one would top the other in the third quarter, but it was the host Indians who held onto the lead for the final 9:42 minutes to gain a 55-51 win at HHS.
  • Indians move rivalry win streak to a dozen straight
    Nothing came easy for either the Hillsboro Indians or the McClain Tigers Tuesday night … nothing at all. Both teams put on a battle where one would top the other in the third quarter, but it was the host Indians who held onto the lead for the final 9:42 minutes to gain a 55-51 win at HHS.
  • Fouch, relay team win 800-meter event at OWU
    Hillsboro graduate and current Ohio Wesleyan junior Holly Fouch was part of an 800-meter winning relay team this past week for Ohio Wesleyan University.
  • Indians fall to Falcons for 2nd straight night
    Two straight days with two straight games against the Clinton-Massie Falcons led to two straight losses in consecutive nights for the Hillsboro Indians, as they fell Saturday night, 45-37, at Hillsboro High School.
  • Indians fall to Falcons for 2nd straight night
    Two straight days with two straight games against the Clinton-Massie Falcons led to two straight losses in consecutive nights for the Hillsboro Indians, as they fell Saturday night, 45-37, at Hillsboro High School.
  • Hillsboro places 3rd at Hammer & Anvil
    The Hillsboro Indians placed third at the 16-team Western Brown Hammer & Anvil tournament this past Saturday at WBHS.
  • Hillsboro places 3rd at Hammer & Anvil
    The Hillsboro Indians placed third at the 16-team Western Brown Hammer & Anvil tournament this past Saturday at WBHS.
  • Falcons defend home court, defeat Indians
    The fourth quarter wasn't kind to the Hillsboro Indians Friday night. HHS, again, lost a lead after entering the fourth frame with the advantage, as they led 33-31 entering the fourth but lost the final eight minutes as they were outscored 18-3.
  • Indians tangle for victories over Tigers and Bearcats
    The Hillsboro Indians won their fourth straight team match Thursday evening, as they not only improved their South Central Ohio League record, but their overall mark, by sweeping their matches against host McClain and visiting Paint Valley.
  • Indians tangle for victories over Tigers and Bearcats
    The Hillsboro Indians won their fourth straight team match Thursday evening, as they not only improved their South Central Ohio League record, but their overall mark, by sweeping their matches against host McClain and visiting Paint Valley.
  • Lady Indians top county counterpart Whiteoak
    The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained their fifth win of the season Wednesday night, as they took down their Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, 69-44 in non-league play.
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