The McClain Tigers varsity wrestling team picked up a tri-match victory Thursday (Jan. 21) by defeating Hillsboro and Paint Valley on their home mats.

At one point, the Hillsboro Indians trailed by double digits Friday night in their Frontier Athletic Conference showdown with the visiting Jackson Ironmen. The Indians allowed 23 points in the first frame, and it looked like the Ironmen had all of the momentum at the conclusion of the quarter.

At one point, the Hillsboro Indians trailed by double digits Friday night in their Frontier Athletic Conference showdown with the visiting Jackson Ironmen. The Indians allowed 23 points in the first frame, and it looked like the Ironmen had all of the momentum at the conclusion of the quarter.

At one point, the Hillsboro Indians trailed by double digits Friday night in their Frontier Athletic Conference showdown with the visiting Jackson Ironmen. The Indians allowed 23 points in the first frame, and it looked like the Ironmen had all of the momentum at the conclusion of the quarter.

At one point, the Hillsboro Indians trailed by double digits Friday night in their Frontier Athletic Conference showdown with the visiting Jackson Ironmen. The Indians allowed 23 points in the first frame, and it looked like the Ironmen had all of the momentum at the conclusion of the quarter.

At one point, the Hillsboro Indians trailed by double digits Friday night in their Frontier Athletic Conference showdown with the visiting Jackson Ironmen. The Indians allowed 23 points in the first frame, and it looked like the Ironmen had all of the momentum at the conclusion of the quarter.

At one point, the Hillsboro Indians trailed by double digits Friday night in their Frontier Athletic Conference showdown with the visiting Jackson Ironmen. The Indians allowed 23 points in the first frame, and it looked like the Ironmen had all of the momentum at the conclusion of the quarter.

In what is the first of two meetings of the season between Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain, the victory went to the Hillsboro Indians on their home court, as they defeated the McClain Tigers 54-34 on Tuesday.

In what is the first of two meetings of the season between Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain, the victory went to the Hillsboro Indians on their home court, as they defeated the McClain Tigers 54-34 on Tuesday.

In what is the first of two meetings of the season between Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain, the victory went to the Hillsboro Indians on their home court, as they defeated the McClain Tigers 54-34 on Tuesday.

After a strong first half by the Hillsboro Lady Indians, the visiting McClain Lady Tigers had a stronger second half, and after trailing at halftime, the Lady Tigers regrouped, made adjustments and controlled the final two frames en route to a 45-33 win in Frontier Athletic Conference play at HHS.

After a strong first half by the Hillsboro Lady Indians, the visiting McClain Lady Tigers had a stronger second half, and after trailing at halftime, the Lady Tigers regrouped, made adjustments and controlled the final two frames en route to a 45-33 win in Frontier Athletic Conference play at HHS.

Following their Frontier Athletic Conference victory over the Washington Blue Lions, Hillsboro head coach Miles Burton said the game was “a business trip.” In four quarters of play, the Indians never lost the lead, and they defeated their FAC counterpart by a 74-49 score, as Hillsboro took care of business and gained the conference victory.

Following their Frontier Athletic Conference victory over the Washington Blue Lions, Hillsboro head coach Miles Burton said the game was “a business trip.” In four quarters of play, the Indians never lost the lead, and they defeated their FAC counterpart by a 74-49 score, as Hillsboro took care of business and gained the conference victory.

Following their Frontier Athletic Conference victory over the Washington Blue Lions, Hillsboro head coach Miles Burton said the game was “a business trip.” In four quarters of play, the Indians never lost the lead, and they defeated their FAC counterpart by a 74-49 score, as Hillsboro took care of business and gained the conference victory.