The rebuilding season for the Hillsboro girls tennis team continued Thursday in Fayette County, as the Lady Indians dropped their match against Miami Trace 0-5 with the Lady Panthers sweeping all five courts.
Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha previews the upcoming start of the South Central Ohio League football season by looking at the dominance the Clinton-Massie Falcons have had on the league since they've joined in '05. He also gives his weekly predictions and previews each league game.
Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha previews the upcoming start of the South Central Ohio League football season by looking at the dominance the Clinton-Massie Falcons have had on the league since they've joined in '05. He also gives his weekly predictions and previews each league game.
For the seventh time this season, the Hillsboro Lady Indians left the golf course as winners of a South Central Ohio League match, defeating the Miami Trace Lady Panthers 207-251 Wednesday at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.
Tuesday was another winning day on the links for the Hillsboro Lady Indian golf team as they gained another South Central Ohio League victory by defeating the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles, 198-221 at the Hillsboro Elks.
Unveiling their new red-and-white team uniforms for the first time Tuesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians left their home court Tuesday evening with a win, defeating cross-county rival McClain in three sets for their first South Central Ohio League win of the season.
Unveiling their new red-and-white team uniforms for the first time Tuesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians left their home court Tuesday evening with a win, defeating cross-county rival McClain in three sets for their first South Central Ohio League win of the season.
Having over a week off didn't matter much to the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they easily defeated the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles, 10-1 Tuesday. The win at Richards Memorial Field allowed the Lady Indians to move to 5-1 overall and 4-1 in the South Central Ohio League as they trail the first-place Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons by one game in the standings.
Having over a week off didn't matter much to the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they easily defeated the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles, 10-1 Tuesday. The win at Richards Memorial Field allowed the Lady Indians to move to 5-1 overall and 4-1 in the South Central Ohio League as they trail the first-place Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons by one game in the standings.
After 11 days without a match, the Hillsboro Indians returned back to form as they continued their undefeated ways in the South Central Ohio League as they defeated the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles 5-1 Tuesday at Richards Memorial Field.
In what can only be described as a close match, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the West Union Lady Dragons each scored a 178 with HHS winning on a fifth score tiebreaker for the tri-match non-league win, as North Adams was third.
On a night in which Hillsboro was the site of the Highland County Fair and Wilmington hosted the Clinton County Corn Festival, high school football fans were in limited supply, as the Wilmington Hurricane stormed past the Hillsboro Indians, 48-6.
On a night in which Hillsboro was the site of the Highland County Fair and Wilmington hosted the Clinton County Corn Festival, high school football fans were in limited supply, as the Wilmington Hurricane stormed past the Hillsboro Indians, 48-6.
The South Central Ohio League will play in its final non-league games this Friday, as this is the final week before the league season begins. HCP sports editor Stephen Forsha previews the games and gives his predictions.
