After trailing by 13 points at halftime, the Hillsboro Lady Indians looked like a whole different team in the second half, and it led to a season-opening road win for HHS, as they defeated the host East Clinton Lady Astros, 49-43.
Welcome back, high school basketball fans of Highland County and southeast Ohio. How exciting is it that the 2019-20 season is nearly here? There is a lot to look forward to from teams who reside not only in Highland County, but who are a part of nearby towns and cities that play in the Frontier Athletic Conference (FAC) and the Southern Hills Athletic Conference (SHAC).
It is a new era for the Hillsboro Indians this upcoming season as they have a new head coach, three seniors, six juniors and three sophomores who are looking to get the program back to being competitive — and back into the thick of things in the Frontier Athletic Conference.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians look to get back onto the court for the 2019-20 season with a team that has experience at the varsity level, but they also play in a tough Frontier Athletic Conference.
A total of 40 Highland County soccer players were named to the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association’s All-Southeast District team for their play in the 2019 fall season.
The Hillsboro Indians kept the McClain Tigers at bay just enough to keep possession of the Rotary Bowl trophy in Week 10, as the Indians defeated the host Tigers, 22-12 Friday night at McClain Field to win the rivalry showdown for the fourth straight year.
Ohio State University freshman and former Hillsboro standout Kristin Jamieson achieved her season- and career-best score for the Buckeyes’ women’s golf team in their final tournament of the fall 2019 season.
Some years a football season doesn’t go the way a team wants, and for the 2019 football season in Highland County, both the McClain Tigers and Hillsboro Indians wanted more from their 10 weeks on the gridiron. That wasn’t in the books as injuries and tough opponents have left the two teams with five combined wins entering the 35th annual Rotary Bowl.
Injuries, roster changes and the Jackson Ironmen were way too much for the Hillsboro Indians to overcome on Friday night in Week 9, as the visitors at Richards Memorial Field dominated the Tribe, winning by a score of 42-3.
Injuries, roster changes and the Jackson Ironmen were way too much for the Hillsboro Indians to overcome on Friday night in Week 9, as the visitors at Richards Memorial Field dominated the Tribe, winning by a score of 42-3.
Late in the fourth quarter, the Washington Blue Lions used two interceptions — including one on the goal line — to take a victory back home to Fayette County, causing the host Hillsboro Indians to suffer their fifth loss of the season, falling by a 27-21 score.
Late in the fourth quarter, the Washington Blue Lions used two interceptions — including one on the goal line — to take a victory back home to Fayette County, causing the host Hillsboro Indians to suffer their fifth loss of the season, falling by a 27-21 score.
Late in the fourth quarter, the Washington Blue Lions used two interceptions — including one on the goal line — to take a victory back home to Fayette County, causing the host Hillsboro Indians to suffer their fifth loss of the season, falling by a 27-21 score.
Late in the fourth quarter, the Washington Blue Lions used two interceptions — including one on the goal line — to take a victory back home to Fayette County, causing the host Hillsboro Indians to suffer their fifth loss of the season, falling by a 27-21 score.
Late in the fourth quarter, the Washington Blue Lions used two interceptions — including one on the goal line — to take a victory back home to Fayette County, causing the host Hillsboro Indians to suffer their fifth loss of the season, falling by a 27-21 score.
