The McClain Lady Tigers celebrated their five seniors on Monday night and in the process won their 15th game of the 2020-21 season by defeating visiting Highland County rival Hillsboro by a 50-27 score at McClain Gym.

The McClain Lady Tigers celebrated their five seniors on Monday night and in the process won their 15th game of the 2020-21 season by defeating visiting Highland County rival Hillsboro by a 50-27 score at McClain Gym.

The McClain Lady Tigers celebrated their five seniors on Monday night and in the process won their 15th game of the 2020-21 season by defeating visiting Highland County rival Hillsboro by a 50-27 score at McClain Gym.

The McClain Lady Tigers celebrated their five seniors on Monday night and in the process won their 15th game of the 2020-21 season by defeating visiting Highland County rival Hillsboro by a 50-27 score at McClain Gym.

The McClain Lady Tigers celebrated their five seniors on Monday night and in the process won their 15th game of the 2020-21 season by defeating visiting Highland County rival Hillsboro by a 50-27 score at McClain Gym.

The McClain Lady Tigers celebrated their five seniors on Monday night and in the process won their 15th game of the 2020-21 season by defeating visiting Highland County rival Hillsboro by a 50-27 score at McClain Gym.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

From the opening eight minutes until the final buzzer sounded, the Hillsboro Indians were lights-out with their shooting, and the 17-point first frame by the Indians on the road not only helped lead them to a 24-point win over rival McClain, but the Indians continued to stay in the driver’s seat for a Frontier Athletic Conference championship.

Members of Hillsboro’s youth football team traveled to Arlington, Texas to compete in Football America’s Red, White and Blue Youth All-Star Showcase on Jan. 30.