It is a new time and era for the Hillsboro Indians boys basketball program, as former Fairfield head coach Josh Howland has taken over the same role for the Indians, starting with the 2022-23 season.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians opened their 2022-23 season with a victory on Friday night and in the process saw first-year head coach Heather Storer gain her first win as a varsity head coach in her debut, as HHS won against the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, 56-42 at Hillsboro High School.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians opened their 2022-23 season with a victory on Friday night and in the process saw first-year head coach Heather Storer gain her first win as a varsity head coach in her debut, as HHS won against the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, 56-42 at Hillsboro High School.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians opened their 2022-23 season with a victory on Friday night and in the process saw first-year head coach Heather Storer gain her first win as a varsity head coach in her debut, as HHS won against the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, 56-42 at Hillsboro High School.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians opened their 2022-23 season with a victory on Friday night and in the process saw first-year head coach Heather Storer gain her first win as a varsity head coach in her debut, as HHS won against the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, 56-42 at Hillsboro High School.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians opened their 2022-23 season with a victory on Friday night and in the process saw first-year head coach Heather Storer gain her first win as a varsity head coach in her debut, as HHS won against the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, 56-42 at Hillsboro High School.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians have a new head coach — that being Heather Storer, who comes from being an assistant at Fairfield High School — who wants to take the Lady Indians to a higher level of play for the 2022-23 season.

Going from running two-mile races in middle school to three-mile races at the high school level isn’t an easy task, as some runners never adjust, or it can take a season or two to really make their mark in the sport. Then there is Hillsboro's Taylor Thoroman, who in her freshman year has qualified for the girls OHSAA Division II State Cross-Country Championships.

The Hillsboro Indians were well-represented at the Division II Regional Championship Meet on Oct. 29 at Pickerington North High School, where the Lady Indians had their first runner qualify for state in 20 years.

The Hillsboro Indians were well-represented at the Division II Regional Championship Meet on Oct. 29 at Pickerington North High School, where the Lady Indians had their first runner qualify for state in 20 years.

The Hillsboro Indians were well-represented at the Division II Regional Championship Meet on Oct. 29 at Pickerington North High School, where the Lady Indians had their first runner qualify for state in 20 years.

The Hillsboro Indians were well-represented at the Division II Regional Championship Meet on Oct. 29 at Pickerington North High School, where the Lady Indians had their first runner qualify for state in 20 years.

The Hillsboro Indians were well-represented at the Division II Regional Championship Meet on Oct. 29 at Pickerington North High School, where the Lady Indians had their first runner qualify for state in 20 years.

By way of being the No. 14 team in Division III (Region 12), the Hillsboro Indians played in Week 11, traveling to No. 3 Tippecanoe to face the Red Devils. The Indians struggled again the now 10-win Red Devils, leading to a 42-0 loss in the first round of the 2022 OHSAA Football Playoffs.

On Monday night at Piketon High School, the 2022 girls soccer season for the Fairfield Lady Lions ended with a 3-0 shutout loss to the Eastern Lady Warriors in the Division III SE District Semifinals.