Monday was another Frontier Athletic Conference win for the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they defeated the host Jackson Ironladies, 7-3, and in the process of the win, HHS junior Camryn Spruell collected her 500th career strikeout.
Traveling to Logan High School on Saturday afternoon (April 13), the Hillsboro Indians baseball team lost to the host Logan Chieftains by an 8-4 score in non-conference action. HHS followed with a 13-3 loss in Frontier Athletic Conference action to the Jackson Ironmen on Monday (April 15).
The Hillsboro Indians and McClain Tigers competed at the 2024 Washington Court House Invitational on Friday, April 12 at Washington High School, where the Hillsboro boys team won their meet, and the Hillsboro girls team were runners-up in their respective meet.
The Hillsboro boys and girls track and field teams each won their respective meets at Miami Trace on April 9, as they defeated both the host Miami Trace Panthers and Dayton Stebbins.
The Hillsboro Indians’ miscues ended up being too much against the host and state-ranked Washington Blue Lions on the road Tuesday night, falling in the Frontier Athletic Conference game by a 10-1 score.
It was a day full of rounding the bases for the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they earned a Frontier Athletic Conference win on Tuesday night, defeating the host Washington Lady Blue Lions 20-2 in five innings.
On April 5 — an evening where temperatures hovered in the 30s — the Hillsboro High School Track & Field teams competed in the Cedarville Impson Invitational at Cedarville University.
This past Friday and Saturday for the Hillsboro Lady Indians softball team saw them win three games in two days, as they won a Frontier Athletic Conference game on Friday evening, followed by winning a doubleheader against the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats on Saturday.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced that football 7-on-7 competition is now permitted at any time prior to and after the football season, other than the 28-day no-contact period immediately after the season.
The Hillsboro Indians baseball team have lost three recent games, including a doubleheader on Saturday and their Frontier Athletic Conference opener on Monday evening.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians took all the Chillicothe Lady Cavaliers had to offer on Monday night (April 1), but after going to extra innings, the Lady Indians left Hillsboro High School as the winners, using a squeeze play to break the tie in the bottom of the 10th inning for the 2-1 win.
