Racing different events and getting a feel for the varsity events as they ran them didn't affect the Hillsboro Lady Indians at all on Tuesday, as they defeated three other schools to earn the top spot at McClain Field.
Racing different events and getting a feel for the varsity events as they ran them didn't affect the Hillsboro Lady Indians at all on Tuesday, as they defeated three other schools to earn the top spot at McClain Field.
Using speed, teamwork and strength in the field and on the track, it was the McClain boys who defended McClain Field as the winners of a quad meet Tuesday in Greenfield.
Using speed, teamwork and strength in the field and on the track, it was the McClain boys who defended McClain Field as the winners of a quad meet Tuesday in Greenfield.
It wasn't easy for the McClain Lady Tigers, but they used consistent scoring by adding runs in five of seven innings played to gain a 12-5 South Central Ohio League win over the host Hillsboro Lady Indians.
It wasn't easy for the McClain Lady Tigers, but they used consistent scoring by adding runs in five of seven innings played to gain a 12-5 South Central Ohio League win over the host Hillsboro Lady Indians.
When the Hillsboro Indians discovered a weakness in the game of the McClain Tigers Monday evening, they used it to their advantage. Hillsboro's small ball effort of bunting and keeping the baseball on the ground led to a couple of high scoring innings for the host team, as the Indians defeated their Highland County rival, 11-3 for their first win of the season.
When the Hillsboro Indians discovered a weakness in the game of the McClain Tigers Monday evening, they used it to their advantage. Hillsboro's small ball effort of bunting and keeping the baseball on the ground led to a couple of high scoring innings for the host team, as the Indians defeated their Highland County rival, 11-3 for their first win of the season.
It took until the end of the second doubles match, but the Hillsboro boys tennis team won for the third time this week, defeating visiting Wheelersburg, 3-2 Friday night at Hillsboro High School.
It took until the end of the second doubles match, but the Hillsboro boys tennis team won for the third time this week, defeating visiting Wheelersburg, 3-2 Friday night at Hillsboro High School.
Freshman Hanna Breeden made her mark in a big way Friday night on the road, as she hit a grand slam to help lead the Lady Indians to a 9-7 South Central Ohio League win over the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons.
Another game of big multi-run innings spelled defeat for the Hillsboro Indians Thursday evening, as they lost a non-league game to the visiting Blanchester Wildcats by a 14-4 score in seven innings.
The Hillsboro Indians are currently in the midst of a youth movement as a majority of their players are gaining valuable varsity experience on the go and in a hurry. That didn't change Wednesday as the Tribe allowed the visiting Washington Blue Lions to build a seven-run inning, en route to a 14-6 HHS loss at Shaffer Park.
The Hillsboro Indians are currently in the midst of a youth movement as a majority of their players are gaining valuable varsity experience on the go and in a hurry. That didn't change Wednesday as the Tribe allowed the visiting Washington Blue Lions to build a seven-run inning, en route to a 14-6 HHS loss at Shaffer Park.
A three-run third, mixed with two runs in the fifth, was a good combination for the Hillsboro Lady Indians in their home opener Wednesday, as they defeated South Central Ohio League foe Washington, 5-4 at Alice Cassner Field.
