Friday night for Highland County basketball fans will be an excellent way to start the weekend as all five high school boys basketball teams will take the court, including three games being played at home.

Though the defense of the Hillsboro Lady Indians was productive during their Frontier Athletic Conference game against the Miami Trace Lady Panthers on Wednesday night, their offense wasn’t on the same level. The Lady Indians were unable to convert shots into points, resulting in a 56-27 loss.

Tuesday night was a great night for the Fairfield Lions as they moved to 5-0 overall on the season and 3-0 in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference. They’ve done so with a new head coach in Josh Howland and mostly a brand-new lineup, where they’ve had some very balanced scoring.

The Hillsboro Indians held a four-point lead with under one minute left in regulation. But a four-point play from Jackson’s Payton Speakman, and then the ensuing overtime period where the Ironmen took the lead for good with under 3:00 left on the scoreboard, left the Indians with their second consecutive loss by a 58-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians held a four-point lead with under one minute left in regulation. But a four-point play from Jackson’s Payton Speakman, and then the ensuing overtime period where the Ironmen took the lead for good with under 3:00 left on the scoreboard, left the Indians with their second consecutive loss by a 58-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians held a four-point lead with under one minute left in regulation. But a four-point play from Jackson’s Payton Speakman, and then the ensuing overtime period where the Ironmen took the lead for good with under 3:00 left on the scoreboard, left the Indians with their second consecutive loss by a 58-56 score.

This past weekend saw Lynchburg-Clay senior Eric McLaughlin earn his 1,000th career point, coming against Miami Trace Saturday night in a home non-conference game at LCHS. He did so by scoring his 1,000th point with a slam dunk.

The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.

The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians won for the third straight game on Saturday afternoon, this time controlling the pace and allowing very few points in the first half with a win over the visiting Batavia Lady Bulldogs by a 45-27 score.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians won for the third straight game on Saturday afternoon, this time controlling the pace and allowing very few points in the first half with a win over the visiting Batavia Lady Bulldogs by a 45-27 score.