BAINBRIDGE – Turnovers were the enemy of the Hillsboro Lady Indians for the second straight game Saturday afternoon, at the 5^th annual Lady ‘Cats Classic, as they dropped their second game of the season, falling to Glenwood New Boston 58-32 at Paint Valley High School.

BAINBRIDGE – Turnovers were the enemy of the Hillsboro Lady Indians for the second straight game Saturday afternoon, at the 5^th annual Lady ‘Cats Classic, as they dropped their second game of the season, falling to Glenwood New Boston 58-32 at Paint Valley High School.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats showed improvement from their season opener on Friday as they entered the half tied with Piketon, but a late comeback attempt in the final quarter wasn’t enough as the Redstreaks defeated the Lady ‘Cats 56-46 in the 5^th annual Lady ‘Cats Classic at Paint Valley High School Saturday afternoon.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats showed improvement from their season opener on Friday as they entered the half tied with Piketon, but a late comeback attempt in the final quarter wasn’t enough as the Redstreaks defeated the Lady ‘Cats 56-46 in the 5^th annual Lady ‘Cats Classic at Paint Valley High School Saturday afternoon.

The momentum and success from last season continued for the McClain Lady Tigers Friday night at the 5^th Annual Highland County Girls Basketball Shootout, as MHS led from start-to-finish in their season opener against county foe Whiteoak, defeating the Lady ‘Cats 63-24.

The momentum and success from last season continued for the McClain Lady Tigers Friday night at the 5^th Annual Highland County Girls Basketball Shootout, as MHS led from start-to-finish in their season opener against county foe Whiteoak, defeating the Lady ‘Cats 63-24.

Not holding anything back in the first quarter, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs took control in the first eight minutes and never looked back as they defeated the Hillsboro Lady Indians 48-18 Friday night in both teams’ season opener, at the Patriot Center.

Not holding anything back in the first quarter, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs took control in the first eight minutes and never looked back as they defeated the Hillsboro Lady Indians 48-18 Friday night in both teams’ season opener, at the Patriot Center.

HILLSBORO INDIANS;MCCLAIN TIGERS;LYNCHBURG-CLAY MUSTANGS;FAIRFIELD LIONS;WHITEOAK WILDCATS

HILLSBORO INDIANS;MCCLAIN TIGERS;LYNCHBURG-CLAY MUSTANGS;FAIRFIELD LIONS;WHITEOAK WILDCATS

Happy Thanksgiving everyone from your Highland County Press sports editor.
    I love turkey day. Besides Super Bowl Sunday, and the start of March Madness, it is my favorite day of the year.

The 1965 SCOL football season was just around the corner. Coach Bill Atsalis was back at Hillsboro High School for his seventh year. He had taken the Indians from a perennial doormat to a contending team. But this season might be different. While the boys had, according to Atsalis, “a fine mental attitude,” they were small and inexperienced.

     Trailing by as much as 16 points in the first half, the Southern State Lady Patriots came close several times of breaking away with the lead, but in the end the Ohio Christian University Lady Trailblazers were too much with OCU defeating SSCC 91-82 at the Patriot Center, located on the campus of Southern State in Hillsboro.

     Trailing by as much as 16 points in the first half, the Southern State Lady Patriots came close several times of breaking away with the lead, but in the end the Ohio Christian University Lady Trailblazers were too much with OCU defeating SSCC 91-82 at the Patriot Center, located on the campus of Southern State in Hillsboro.

Five players scoring in double figures wasn’t enough for the Southern State Patriots, as a big start by the Ohio Christian University Trailblazers set the tone for the game, as they defeated the Patriots 100-88 Tuesday evening at the Patriot Center, in Hillsboro.