Four goals from Hillsboro senior Lexi Sheppard and six more combined for the Lady Indians led to a third Frontier Athletic Conference win of the 2020 season, with the Lady Indians defeating Highland County counterpart McClain by a 10-0 score Tuesday at HHS.
The win wasn’t as crisp and efficient as McClain head coach Nick McNeal wanted it, but a win is a win, and that is what the Tigers did on the road Tuesday night in Frontier Athletic Conference action.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
For the first time in quite some while, the Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated Highland County foe McClain with a four-set victory Tuesday night, while in the process winning a Frontier Athletic Conference contest.
The Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education heard a presentation on the COVID-19-related adjustments made to the district’s sports programs during their Monday, Sept. 21 meeting.
Not much went right for the Hillsboro Indians football team on Friday night at Gardner Park as they had triple the turnovers of their host Washington, as the home team Blue Lions won in convincing fashion by a 47-14 score in Week 4.
Not much went right for the Hillsboro Indians football team on Friday night at Gardner Park as they had triple the turnovers of their host Washington, as the home team Blue Lions won in convincing fashion by a 47-14 score in Week 4.
Not much went right for the Hillsboro Indians football team on Friday night at Gardner Park as they had triple the turnovers of their host Washington, as the home team Blue Lions won in convincing fashion by a 47-14 score in Week 4.
Not much went right for the Hillsboro Indians football team on Friday night at Gardner Park as they had triple the turnovers of their host Washington, as the home team Blue Lions won in convincing fashion by a 47-14 score in Week 4.
Not much went right for the Hillsboro Indians football team on Friday night at Gardner Park as they had triple the turnovers of their host Washington, as the home team Blue Lions won in convincing fashion by a 47-14 score in Week 4.
Not much went right for the Hillsboro Indians football team on Friday night at Gardner Park as they had triple the turnovers of their host Washington, as the home team Blue Lions won in convincing fashion by a 47-14 score in Week 4.
