In what Hillsboro head coach Brett Prince described as a "basketball play" by Tyrand Cumberland in the final seconds of regulation, the Hillsboro Indians were able to hold on for a South Central Ohio League win over the host Washington Blue Lions, 56-54 Tuesday night to keep sole possession of first place with five league games left on the schedule.

In what Hillsboro head coach Brett Prince described as a "basketball play" by Tyrand Cumberland in the final seconds of regulation, the Hillsboro Indians were able to hold on for a South Central Ohio League win over the host Washington Blue Lions, 56-54 Tuesday night to keep sole possession of first place with five league games left on the schedule.

In the last week, the Hillsboro Indians wrestled at Bethel-Tate and Western Brown.

In the last week, the Hillsboro Indians wrestled at Bethel-Tate and Western Brown.

If the Hillsboro Lady Indians would have started their South Central Ohio League contest just a tad bit better on Saturday afternoon, the entire complexion of the game could have been different. Hillsboro trailed 11-0 in the first four minutes against the Lady Blue Lions, but their 37 points in the next 28 minutes came up just short of a win, as they fell to the visiting Washington club 44-37 at Hillsboro High School.

If the Hillsboro Lady Indians would have started their South Central Ohio League contest just a tad bit better on Saturday afternoon, the entire complexion of the game could have been different. Hillsboro trailed 11-0 in the first four minutes against the Lady Blue Lions, but their 37 points in the next 28 minutes came up just short of a win, as they fell to the visiting Washington club 44-37 at Hillsboro High School.

Knowing they must be near perfect the rest of the season in South Central Ohio League games, the McClain Lady Tigers didn't disappoint the fans who traveled to see them at Hillsboro on Wednesday night.

Knowing they must be near perfect the rest of the season in South Central Ohio League games, the McClain Lady Tigers didn't disappoint the fans who traveled to see them at Hillsboro on Wednesday night.

The Hillsboro Indians kept with their season average of scoring, and again, it was enough to get the job done. HHS outscored the Clinton-Massie Falcons by three points in the fourth quarter, sending the Indians to a 59-57 South Central Ohio League victory, Tuesday at CMHS.

In a game that was the final one put on the schedule this season due to a cancellation, the Hillsboro Indians traveled over 200 miles round-trip to Greenville Saturday, and they didn't disappoint. The Indians tied the game in the final seconds of regulation, followed with timely free-throw shooting to gain a non-league 68-64 win at GHS.

For the second time in their past three games, the Hillsboro Lady Indians left the court after the final buzzer with a win. Hillsboro and the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats struggled from the field in the first half, but it was Hillsboro who overcame their miscues with a solid second-half effort for a 49-27 non-league win on Saturday afternoon at Whiteoak High School.

For the second time in their past three games, the Hillsboro Lady Indians left the court after the final buzzer with a win. Hillsboro and the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats struggled from the field in the first half, but it was Hillsboro who overcame their miscues with a solid second-half effort for a 49-27 non-league win on Saturday afternoon at Whiteoak High School.

Two 20-plus point quarters by the Miami Trace Panthers, along with miscues on both sides of the court by the visiting Hillsboro Indians, snapped a seven-game winning streak by the Indians by a 65-58 score Friday night at the "Panther Pit" at Miami Trace High School.

Two 20-plus point quarters by the Miami Trace Panthers, along with miscues on both sides of the court by the visiting Hillsboro Indians, snapped a seven-game winning streak by the Indians by a 65-58 score Friday night at the "Panther Pit" at Miami Trace High School.

The Hillsboro Indians defeated the McClain Tigers in the final of three team matches on Thursday at Hillsboro High School, as the Washington Blue Lions stayed undefeated in the South Central Ohio League, winning both of their matches against HHS and MHS.