What Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha calls politicking in high school athletics (it’s no secret ... we all know it happens), others might call patting people on the back or complaining about others who do a job well just for the sake of complaining.
Josh Snyder, Aaron Boone, Tim Parry and Tyler Anderson all scored at or near double figures and Derrick Lyons added five points, as Hillsboro upset state-ranked Unioto, 65-64.
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.
It took two extra innings, but none of that mattered to the Whiteoak Wildcats on Tuesday, as they returned to Mowrystown with a Southern Hills League win, defeating the Eastern Brown Warriors, 11-8.
It took two extra innings, but none of that mattered to the Whiteoak Wildcats on Tuesday, as they returned to Mowrystown with a Southern Hills League win, defeating the Eastern Brown Warriors, 11-8.
For the second time in seven days, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs played in extra innings, but this time they didn't defend their home field with a win, falling to the Ripley Blue Jays, 4-3 Tuesday in Southern Hills League play.
The McClain Lady Tigers went on a hitting spree Tuesday afternoon and defended their home field with 25 hits, for a 16-8 non-league win over the Waverly Lady Tigers.
The McClain Lady Tigers went on a hitting spree Tuesday afternoon and defended their home field with 25 hits, for a 16-8 non-league win over the Waverly Lady Tigers.
Following their first two losses of the season this past Saturday, the Fairfield Lady Lions bounced back to shut out the West Union Lady Dragons, 9-0, Tuesday in a Southern Hills League game at West Union High School.
