The McClain Tigers have had a season where they have their ups and some downs, but on Saturday at McClain Gym, in front of many fans from Highland County, it was one of the good nights for the hosts. The Tigers never trailed against rival Hillsboro in their Frontier Athletic Conference game, as they eventually won by a 46-44 score.

The McClain Tigers have had a season where they have their ups and some downs, but on Saturday at McClain Gym, in front of many fans from Highland County, it was one of the good nights for the hosts. The Tigers never trailed against rival Hillsboro in their Frontier Athletic Conference game, as they eventually won by a 46-44 score.

Saturday was one of the closer contested games in quite some time between the host McClain Lady Tigers and the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as the score was tied in the fourth frame. After the score was tied around the 3:00 mark, it was the Lady Tigers who broke away in the final minutes for a 37-30 victory.

Saturday was one of the closer contested games in quite some time between the host McClain Lady Tigers and the Hillsboro Lady Indians, as the score was tied in the fourth frame. After the score was tied around the 3:00 mark, it was the Lady Tigers who broke away in the final minutes for a 37-30 victory.

The Hillsboro Indians led by 14 points twice in the first three frames, then saw their lead drop to just two points in the third quarter against the visiting Clermont Northeastern Rockets. The fourth quarter was a whole different story with the Indians rallying past the Rockets for the 78-57 non-conference victory, their third of the season.

The Hillsboro Indians led by 14 points twice in the first three frames, then saw their lead drop to just two points in the third quarter against the visiting Clermont Northeastern Rockets. The fourth quarter was a whole different story with the Indians rallying past the Rockets for the 78-57 non-conference victory, their third of the season.

The Hillsboro Indians led by 14 points twice in the first three frames, then saw their lead drop to just two points in the third quarter against the visiting Clermont Northeastern Rockets. The fourth quarter was a whole different story with the Indians rallying past the Rockets for the 78-57 non-conference victory, their third of the season.

The Hillsboro Indians led by 14 points twice in the first three frames, then saw their lead drop to just two points in the third quarter against the visiting Clermont Northeastern Rockets. The fourth quarter was a whole different story with the Indians rallying past the Rockets for the 78-57 non-conference victory, their third of the season.

The Hillsboro Indians led by 14 points twice in the first three frames, then saw their lead drop to just two points in the third quarter against the visiting Clermont Northeastern Rockets. The fourth quarter was a whole different story with the Indians rallying past the Rockets for the 78-57 non-conference victory, their third of the season.

The Frontier Athletic Conference had a classic showdown on the basketball court on Wednesday with the host Hillsboro Lady Indians and the Jackson Ironladies battling into overtime, but in the end it was JHS who left Highland County with the win by a 54-50 score.

The Frontier Athletic Conference had a classic showdown on the basketball court on Wednesday with the host Hillsboro Lady Indians and the Jackson Ironladies battling into overtime, but in the end it was JHS who left Highland County with the win by a 54-50 score.

The Frontier Athletic Conference had a classic showdown on the basketball court on Wednesday with the host Hillsboro Lady Indians and the Jackson Ironladies battling into overtime, but in the end it was JHS who left Highland County with the win by a 54-50 score.

The Frontier Athletic Conference had a classic showdown on the basketball court on Wednesday with the host Hillsboro Lady Indians and the Jackson Ironladies battling into overtime, but in the end it was JHS who left Highland County with the win by a 54-50 score.

The Frontier Athletic Conference had a classic showdown on the basketball court on Wednesday with the host Hillsboro Lady Indians and the Jackson Ironladies battling into overtime, but in the end it was JHS who left Highland County with the win by a 54-50 score.

In a game that totaled 45 turnovers between both the host Hillsboro Indians and the Miami Trace Panthers, it was Miami Trace who was the team which best overcame their miscues, resulting in the Indians losing at home by a 59-43 score.