After suffering four losses in their past four games, the Hillsboro Indians moved back to the winning side of the scoreboard Monday, opening the week with a 6-3 South Central Ohio League win against the Washington Blue Lions at Shaffer Park.

After suffering four losses in their past four games, the Hillsboro Indians moved back to the winning side of the scoreboard Monday, opening the week with a 6-3 South Central Ohio League win against the Washington Blue Lions at Shaffer Park.

The past two games for the Hillsboro Lady Indians have been up-and-down on the scoreboard, as they gained their fourth win of the season on Saturday, only to return to Alice Cassner Field on Monday, falling to the Washington Lady Blue Lions, 9-0 in South Central Ohio League play.

The past two games for the Hillsboro Lady Indians have been up-and-down on the scoreboard, as they gained their fourth win of the season on Saturday, only to return to Alice Cassner Field on Monday, falling to the Washington Lady Blue Lions, 9-0 in South Central Ohio League play.

In their past three matches, two in South Central Ohio League play, the Hillsboro Indians defeated the Miami Trace Panthers but fell to the Western Brown Broncos and to the London Red Raiders.

For the past four games, the winning side of the scoreboard hasn't been in favor of the Hillsboro Indians. That includes Wednesday evening, as miscues on the bases and quiet bats at the plate led to a 4-3 loss to the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles at Shaffer Park.

For the past four games, the winning side of the scoreboard hasn't been in favor of the Hillsboro Indians. That includes Wednesday evening, as miscues on the bases and quiet bats at the plate led to a 4-3 loss to the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles at Shaffer Park.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles combined for 21 runs on Wednesday, but by the time the game was completed, it was the Lady Golden Eagles who shined the brightest, defeating the Lady Indians 12-9 at Alice Cassner Field.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians and Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles combined for 21 runs on Wednesday, but by the time the game was completed, it was the Lady Golden Eagles who shined the brightest, defeating the Lady Indians 12-9 at Alice Cassner Field.

Neither the Whiteoak Wildcats nor Hillsboro Indians were able to gain a victory in their first games of the Wildcat Invitational Saturday morning, but in the consolation game at WHS, it was Luke Taggert and the WHS defense who led the Wildcats to a Highland County win, defeating the Indians, 2-1.

Neither the Whiteoak Wildcats nor Hillsboro Indians were able to gain a victory in their first games of the Wildcat Invitational Saturday morning, but in the consolation game at WHS, it was Luke Taggert and the WHS defense who led the Wildcats to a Highland County win, defeating the Indians, 2-1.

The Hillsboro Athletic Booster Club will hold their seventh annual Red Carpet Gala on Saturday, May 5. The theme for this year’s Gala is “Run for the Roses!”

The Hillsboro Lady Indians dropped their South Central Ohio League against Miami Trace on Wednesday by a score of 12-2 in six innings at Alice Cassner Field.

The Hillsboro Indians trailed by one run after three completed innings. That deficit didn't bother them one bit, as they came back to score 10 straight runs in the next two innings to defeat the Miami Trace Panthers, 10-1, Wednesday.

The Hillsboro Indians trailed by one run after three completed innings. That deficit didn't bother them one bit, as they came back to score 10 straight runs in the next two innings to defeat the Miami Trace Panthers, 10-1, Wednesday.