Playing their first game in exactly one week due to inclement weather, the Hillsboro Indians played their Highland County and South Central Ohio League rival McClain and didn’t disappoint their fan base by gaining the road victory.

Playing their first game in exactly one week due to inclement weather, the Hillsboro Indians played their Highland County and South Central Ohio League rival McClain and didn’t disappoint their fan base by gaining the road victory.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers were tied at 3-3 headed into the seventh inning. Once the top of the seventh was finished, Hillsboro had gained a two-run lead off a towering home run by senior Hanna Breeden to eventually give the visitors the 5-3 victory.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers were tied at 3-3 headed into the seventh inning. Once the top of the seventh was finished, Hillsboro had gained a two-run lead off a towering home run by senior Hanna Breeden to eventually give the visitors the 5-3 victory.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers were tied at 3-3 headed into the seventh inning. Once the top of the seventh was finished, Hillsboro had gained a two-run lead off a towering home run by senior Hanna Breeden to eventually give the visitors the 5-3 victory.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers were tied at 3-3 headed into the seventh inning. Once the top of the seventh was finished, Hillsboro had gained a two-run lead off a towering home run by senior Hanna Breeden to eventually give the visitors the 5-3 victory.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers were tied at 3-3 headed into the seventh inning. Once the top of the seventh was finished, Hillsboro had gained a two-run lead off a towering home run by senior Hanna Breeden to eventually give the visitors the 5-3 victory.

After three seasons at the helm of Hillsboro Indians football, Matt Hodge announced his retirement Tuesday, April 12. Hodge met with his team at the noon lunch hour and said goodbye to each player individually before holding a press conference for local media. “Hillsboro High School head football coach Matt Hodge has announced his decision that he will not be returning as our head football coach,” Hillsboro High School athletic director Dave Dietrick stated in a press release.

After three seasons at the helm of Hillsboro Indians football, Matt Hodge announced his retirement Tuesday, April 12. Hodge met with his team at the noon lunch hour and said goodbye to each player individually before holding a press conference for local media. “Hillsboro High School head football coach Matt Hodge has announced his decision that he will not be returning as our head football coach,” Hillsboro High School athletic director Dave Dietrick stated in a press release.

After three seasons at the helm of Hillsboro Indians football, Matt Hodge announced his retirement Tuesday, April 12. Hodge met with his team at the noon lunch hour and said goodbye to each player individually before holding a press conference for local media. “Hillsboro High School head football coach Matt Hodge has announced his decision that he will not be returning as our head football coach,” Hillsboro High School athletic director Dave Dietrick stated in a press release.

After three seasons at the helm of Hillsboro Indians football, Matt Hodge announced his retirement Tuesday, April 12. Hodge met with his team at the noon lunch hour and said goodbye to each player individually before holding a press conference for local media. “Hillsboro High School head football coach Matt Hodge has announced his decision that he will not be returning as our head football coach,” Hillsboro High School athletic director Dave Dietrick stated in a press release.

After three seasons at the helm of Hillsboro Indians football, Matt Hodge announced his retirement Tuesday, April 12. Hodge met with his team at the noon lunch hour and said goodbye to each player individually before holding a press conference for local media. “Hillsboro High School head football coach Matt Hodge has announced his decision that he will not be returning as our head football coach,” Hillsboro High School athletic director Dave Dietrick stated in a press release.

Hillsboro senior Heith Brown (front, second from right) is pictured signing to play football at Thomas More College.

On Tuesday, April 5 the Hillsboro Indians boys tennis team hosted the Clermont Northeastern Rockets, winning the match by a 5-0 score in non-conference play. 

The Hillsboro Indians have dropped three of their past four games in the month of April, including three South Central Ohio League games in that time frame.