The undefeated, state-ranked and South Central Ohio League-leading Miami Trace Lady Panthers visited Hillsboro Wednesday night and left Highland County with a strong win. MT defeated the host Lady Indians by a 65-28 score for their 14th win of the season.

The Hillsboro Indians held, at one time, an 11-point lead in the third quarter and during the final frame led by as many as nine points. After a few charging calls didn’t go their way, plus having missed shots in the paint, the Indians eventually lost the lead and the game.

The Hillsboro Indians held, at one time, an 11-point lead in the third quarter and during the final frame led by as many as nine points. After a few charging calls didn’t go their way, plus having missed shots in the paint, the Indians eventually lost the lead and the game.

The Hillsboro Indians held, at one time, an 11-point lead in the third quarter and during the final frame led by as many as nine points. After a few charging calls didn’t go their way, plus having missed shots in the paint, the Indians eventually lost the lead and the game.

The Hillsboro Indians held, at one time, an 11-point lead in the third quarter and during the final frame led by as many as nine points. After a few charging calls didn’t go their way, plus having missed shots in the paint, the Indians eventually lost the lead and the game.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

Nobody expected anything different than what occurred at Hillsboro High School Friday night when Highland County rivals Hillsboro and McClain stepped onto the court in the first of their two rivalry games this season.

The Hillsboro Indians swept their South Central Ohio League dual Thursday night, hosting both the Chillicothe Cavaliers and the East Clinton Astros. None of the three teams were able to have a full roster compete, as the Indians defeated the Cavs, 48-15 and the Astros, 42-19.

The Hillsboro Indians swept their South Central Ohio League dual Thursday night, hosting both the Chillicothe Cavaliers and the East Clinton Astros. None of the three teams were able to have a full roster compete, as the Indians defeated the Cavs, 48-15 and the Astros, 42-19.