The Hillsboro Lady Indians started their pursuit of the South Central Ohio League title in winning fashion Tuesday evening at Richards Memorial Field. HHS dominated all aspects of the game against the Miami Trace Lady Panthers for a 10-0 shutout victory to open up the 2010 season.

Mason Hunick not only loves to play the game of football, but he looks like a player who was made to play as he steps onto the gridiron with winning demeanor, tattoos, and a mindset of doing whatever is necessary to win the games and to play at a top level.

Entering his second season as head coach of the Hillsboro Indians, Brian Spicer wants to continue with the momentum gained off of last season's eight-win year, but to do that, the team must replace some core players that led HHS to its first winning season since 2005.

Last Friday was the final curtain call for Hillsboro baseball coach Rusty Swackhamer.

"I play for love of the game."
    Hillsboro soccer player Lauren Colliver is set to begin her senior campaign for the Lady Indians, but the sport of soccer is more than just a game for her.

Two-a-day football practices began throughout the state Monday.

Two-a-day football practices began throughout the state Monday.

The Hillsboro Post 129 season ended Tuesday morning with a 15-14 loss to Piqua Post 184, but the Hillsboro club went down swinging, almost landing the knockout punch in the ninth inning which nearly kept their American Legion State Baseball Tournament run going.

The Hillsboro Post 129 season ended Tuesday morning with a 15-14 loss to Piqua Post 184, but the Hillsboro club went down swinging, almost landing the knockout punch in the ninth inning which nearly kept their American Legion State Baseball Tournament run going.

The Hillsboro 12-and under tournament team recently traveled to play in the Bainbridge Fourth of July Tournament.

The 2010 American Legion District 7 champions: Hillsboro Post 129

Before the Hillsboro Post 129 ball club took the field Friday night, head coach Ritchie Butler told his team to play as one.

Before the Hillsboro Post 129 ball club took the field Friday night, head coach Ritchie Butler told his team to play as one.