The third time was the charm for the Hillsboro Indians in their trio of games against the co-Frontier Athletic Conference champion Washington Blue Lions on Thursday night in the Division II Sectional Finals.

The third time was the charm for the Hillsboro Indians in their trio of games against the co-Frontier Athletic Conference champion Washington Blue Lions on Thursday night in the Division II Sectional Finals.

The third time was the charm for the Hillsboro Indians in their trio of games against the co-Frontier Athletic Conference champion Washington Blue Lions on Thursday night in the Division II Sectional Finals.

The third time was the charm for the Hillsboro Indians in their trio of games against the co-Frontier Athletic Conference champion Washington Blue Lions on Thursday night in the Division II Sectional Finals.

The third time was the charm for the Hillsboro Indians in their trio of games against the co-Frontier Athletic Conference champion Washington Blue Lions on Thursday night in the Division II Sectional Finals.

The third time was the charm for the Hillsboro Indians in their trio of games against the co-Frontier Athletic Conference champion Washington Blue Lions on Thursday night in the Division II Sectional Finals.

On Tuesday, the McClain Tigers and Hillsboro Indians earned several track and field championships on Day 1 of the 2018 Frontier Athletic Conference Championships held in Washington C.H.

Four Highland County softball teams recently had their seasons come to a close this week with the Hillsboro Lady Indians and McClain Lady Tigers falling in the Division II sectional semifinals, while Lynchburg-Clay lost in Division III and Whiteoak lost in Division IV.

The 2018 Frontier Athletic Conference All-Conference teams were released on Wednesday for baseball, softball and tennis as voted on by the coaches of the FAC.

The annual Highland County Girls Basketball Shootout is scheduled to be held on Wednesday, June 13 at the Hillsboro High School and Middle School Gyms.

Before Monday night’s Division II Sectional Semifinal game, the Hillsboro Indians hadn’t won in the postseason tournament since 2014, a season where they won twice to reach the district round. That all changed in 2018 at Shaffer Park, where the Indians used stout pitching, overcame miscues and took advantage of their opponents’ mistakes to move on to the sectional finals.

Before Monday night’s Division II Sectional Semifinal game, the Hillsboro Indians hadn’t won in the postseason tournament since 2014, a season where they won twice to reach the district round. That all changed in 2018 at Shaffer Park, where the Indians used stout pitching, overcame miscues and took advantage of their opponents’ mistakes to move on to the sectional finals.

Before Monday night’s Division II Sectional Semifinal game, the Hillsboro Indians hadn’t won in the postseason tournament since 2014, a season where they won twice to reach the district round. That all changed in 2018 at Shaffer Park, where the Indians used stout pitching, overcame miscues and took advantage of their opponents’ mistakes to move on to the sectional finals.

Before Monday night’s Division II Sectional Semifinal game, the Hillsboro Indians hadn’t won in the postseason tournament since 2014, a season where they won twice to reach the district round. That all changed in 2018 at Shaffer Park, where the Indians used stout pitching, overcame miscues and took advantage of their opponents’ mistakes to move on to the sectional finals.

Before Monday night’s Division II Sectional Semifinal game, the Hillsboro Indians hadn’t won in the postseason tournament since 2014, a season where they won twice to reach the district round. That all changed in 2018 at Shaffer Park, where the Indians used stout pitching, overcame miscues and took advantage of their opponents’ mistakes to move on to the sectional finals.