Both the Hillsboro Indians and the Miami Trace Panthers have improved since their first meeting earlier in the season, as shown on Friday night as the Indians fended off the visiting Panthers by a 42-38 score in Frontier Athletic Conference play.

Both the Hillsboro Indians and the Miami Trace Panthers have improved since their first meeting earlier in the season, as shown on Friday night as the Indians fended off the visiting Panthers by a 42-38 score in Frontier Athletic Conference play.

Both the Hillsboro Indians and the Miami Trace Panthers have improved since their first meeting earlier in the season, as shown on Friday night as the Indians fended off the visiting Panthers by a 42-38 score in Frontier Athletic Conference play.

Both the Hillsboro Indians and the Miami Trace Panthers have improved since their first meeting earlier in the season, as shown on Friday night as the Indians fended off the visiting Panthers by a 42-38 score in Frontier Athletic Conference play.

Playing in their third game in seven days, the No. 8 Division III state-ranked Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs took control midway through the first quarter in their non-conference game against the Hillsboro Lady Indians and never looked back, winning by a 64-23 score Saturday afternoon.

Playing in their third game in seven days, the No. 8 Division III state-ranked Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs took control midway through the first quarter in their non-conference game against the Hillsboro Lady Indians and never looked back, winning by a 64-23 score Saturday afternoon.

Playing in their third game in seven days, the No. 8 Division III state-ranked Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs took control midway through the first quarter in their non-conference game against the Hillsboro Lady Indians and never looked back, winning by a 64-23 score Saturday afternoon.

The McClain Tigers gained a Frontier Athletic Conference and non-conference win on Thursday night, as they defeated rival Hillsboro and Paint Valley.

The McClain Tigers gained a Frontier Athletic Conference and non-conference win on Thursday night, as they defeated rival Hillsboro and Paint Valley.

The McClain Tigers gained a Frontier Athletic Conference and non-conference win on Thursday night, as they defeated rival Hillsboro and Paint Valley.

The Hillsboro High School swimming team honored their seniors Wednesday, Jan. 16.

Tuesday night was an excellent night of high school basketball for the Hillsboro Indians boys basketball team, as it seemed from my view that it was the best game the team played up to this point of the schedule.

Balanced scoring and top-notch rebounding were the keys to success for the Hillsboro Indians on Tuesday night. Playing what might be their most complete game of the season, the Indians had a strong first quarter and never let up as they scored points in transition, and with power under the hoop with strong rebounding, for a 64-43 road non-conference win over Highland County counterpart Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.

Balanced scoring and top-notch rebounding were the keys to success for the Hillsboro Indians on Tuesday night. Playing what might be their most complete game of the season, the Indians had a strong first quarter and never let up as they scored points in transition, and with power under the hoop with strong rebounding, for a 64-43 road non-conference win over Highland County counterpart Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.

A couple days after it was originally scheduled, the Hillsboro Lady Indians were able to host the Washington Lady Blue Lions. With this being their first game since inclement weather over the weekend, the two teams got back to action Monday, where the visitors won over the Lady Indians, 46-33.