With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

With the two Highland County rivals allowed to play a more physical style of basketball on Wednesday night, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the McClain Lady Tigers got the best out of each other in an intense battle that left the host Lady Indians standing with a 49-39 victory over their conference and county counterpart McClain, plus having a season sweep over MHS for the first time in roughly two decades.

The fourth quarter between Highland County counterparts Lynchburg-Clay and Hillsboro had a little bit of everything mixed into the non-conference showdown on Tuesday night at LCHS.

The fourth quarter between Highland County counterparts Lynchburg-Clay and Hillsboro had a little bit of everything mixed into the non-conference showdown on Tuesday night at LCHS.

The fourth quarter between Highland County counterparts Lynchburg-Clay and Hillsboro had a little bit of everything mixed into the non-conference showdown on Tuesday night at LCHS.

The fourth quarter between Highland County counterparts Lynchburg-Clay and Hillsboro had a little bit of everything mixed into the non-conference showdown on Tuesday night at LCHS.

The fourth quarter between Highland County counterparts Lynchburg-Clay and Hillsboro had a little bit of everything mixed into the non-conference showdown on Tuesday night at LCHS.

On Wednesday, Feb. 2, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated the visiting Wilmington Lady Hurricane by a 51-32 score in non-conference action at HHS.

Hillsboro High School graduate and University of Cincinnati pole vaulter Austin Goolsby broke another personal record recently as he cleared 17 feet with a vault at the PNC Lenny Lyles Invitational in Louisville, Ky.

There was lots of excitement at Hillsboro High School on Monday night, as the Fairfield Lions went on the road in their Highland County showdown with the host Hillsboro Indians and won by a 44-30 score.