The Frontier Athletic Conference honored the 2019 spring sports athletes at a banquet held in Washington C.H. earlier in May for sports including baseball, softball, track & field and boys tennis.

Hillsboro junior Draven Stodgel enters the 2019 Division II State Track and Field Championships with some unfinished business following his state debut last season, while senior Deon Burns ends his successful high school career on the biggest stage of them all this weekend.

For two days, the members of the Hillsboro Indians and McClain Tigers competed at the Division II Regional Track and Field Championships at Muskingum University in New Concord, where Hillsboro sent both Draven Stodgel and Deon Burns to the state championships next weekend.

For two days, the members of the Hillsboro Indians and McClain Tigers competed at the Division II Regional Track and Field Championships at Muskingum University in New Concord, where Hillsboro sent both Draven Stodgel and Deon Burns to the state championships next weekend.

Last season when the Hillsboro Indians hosted the Goshen Warriors in a non-conference boys varsity basketball game, the community support and game day atmosphere caught the attention of then-Goshen assistant varsity coach Miles Burton.

The Hillsboro Indians and McClain Tigers both had athletes compete in the 2019 Southeast District Track and Field Championships this past Tuesday in the prelims and championships on Saturday to see many of them place in the Top 4 and advance to the regional championships next weekend.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

Amid an unseasonably cool temperature, sprinkles of rain and cloud coverage on Monday night, a pitchers’ duel with clutch two-out hitting broke out at Shaffer Park with the game needing extra innings to see the No. 3 seeded Hillsboro Indians fall to the visiting No. 6 seeded Fairfield Union Falcons, 3-2 in eight innings.

The Hillsboro boys basketball team has reportedly found their next boys basketball varsity head coach, as Miles Burton has been recommended to the Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education for approval to become the 32nd varsity boys basketball head coach.

The Hillsboro boys tennis team recently participated in the 2019 Southeast District Sectional Tournament in Portsmouth, where one Hillsboro player advanced to the district round of competition.