Hillsboro has hired Brett Prince to be the new varsity boys basketball coach as the Indians are coming off their most successful season in 20-plus years.
The 2011 regular season series between Highland County and Southern Hills League rivals Fairfield and Whiteoak belongs to the Fairfield Lions. The Lions scored at least one run in all but two innings to seal an 8-2 win over their Highland County foe, Thursday at WHS.
The 2011 regular season series between Highland County and Southern Hills League rivals Fairfield and Whiteoak belongs to the Fairfield Lions. The Lions scored at least one run in all but two innings to seal an 8-2 win over their Highland County foe, Thursday at WHS.
At Miami Trace, the Panthers contained Hugh Ballein and Bruce Ames and held the Hillsboro rushing attack to 131 yards, keeping them out of the end zone all night, as Trace rolled up 250 total yards of offense and shut out the Indians, 22-0. Thus, the Trace squad captured another SCOL football championship – and another gold football.
The top of the South Central Ohio League standings got a tad bit crowded Thursday night. The McClain Lady Tigers dominated the then-SCOL undefeated Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons, 10-0 in a run-rule win.
The top of the South Central Ohio League standings got a tad bit crowded Thursday night. The McClain Lady Tigers dominated the then-SCOL undefeated Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons, 10-0 in a run-rule win.
The Fairfield Lady Lions, after two forced days off due to rain, returned to Southern Hills League play with a 16-0 victory over the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, Thursday at Whiteoak High School.
The Fairfield Lady Lions, after two forced days off due to rain, returned to Southern Hills League play with a 16-0 victory over the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, Thursday at Whiteoak High School.
The Hillsboro Indians boys tennis team not only defeated their South Central Ohio League counterpart London on a sunny afternoon at Hillsboro High School, but the Indians won in convincing fashion, playing their best SCOL match to date. The Indians won four courts against their league counterpart, including all three singles matches and one of two doubles matches.
The Hillsboro Indians boys tennis team not only defeated their South Central Ohio League counterpart London on a sunny afternoon at Hillsboro High School, but the Indians won in convincing fashion, playing their best SCOL match to date. The Indians won four courts against their league counterpart, including all three singles matches and one of two doubles matches.
Ten games into the season, the Fairfield Lady Lions are off to an amazing start. Nine wins, one loss, a lot of hits, even more runs, and so many strikeouts by pitching, I have been chomping at the bit to talk about it.
Returnees from last year’s championship team include: outfielder David Turnbull (Dartmouth College); first baseman, Ian Neilsen (Taylor University); pitcher, Ryan Robertson (Rio Grande); and pitcher, Jason “Boomer” Moultan (Ohio). The Paints will also welcome back left-handed pitcher, Clayton Schulz from North Florida. Schulz was an All-Star starter for Chillicothe in 2009, and played last summer in Florida.
