The Hillsboro Lady Indians wrapped up their regular season and South Central Ohio League season in championship fashion, winning the league title with a perfect 15-0 league record.
It was a tough night for the Hillsboro Indians in South Central Ohio League play. The Indians had trouble containing the pure speed of the Wilmington Hurricane, allowing the 'Cane to defend their home field for a 49-7 Indians loss.
It was a tough night for the Hillsboro Indians in South Central Ohio League play. The Indians had trouble containing the pure speed of the Wilmington Hurricane, allowing the 'Cane to defend their home field for a 49-7 Indians loss.
It was a tough night for the Hillsboro Indians in South Central Ohio League play. The Indians had trouble containing the pure speed of the Wilmington Hurricane, allowing the 'Cane to defend their home field for a 49-7 Indians loss.
Amanda Dixon of Hillsboro recently qualified for the 2015 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur in an 18-hole qualifying round conducted at Hillview Country Club in Franklin, Ind.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians went 1-2 their past three matches, all in the South Central Ohio League, as they've defeated the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons and lost to the Miami Trace Lady Panthers and Chillicothe Lady Cavaliers.
Hillsboro senior Reaghan Haines is now a three-time repeat champion of the Highland County Invitational, finishing with the top girls time for the third consecutive season.
Hillsboro senior Reaghan Haines is now a three-time repeat champion of the Highland County Invitational, finishing with the top girls time for the third consecutive season.
Hillsboro senior Reaghan Haines is now a three-time repeat champion of the Highland County Invitational, finishing with the top girls time for the third consecutive season.
For the sixth consecutive year, the Fairfield Lions cross-country team defended their home course and in the process continued to have bragging rights in the county, as they were the top team in the 2015 Highland County Invitational.
For the sixth consecutive year, the Fairfield Lions cross-country team defended their home course and in the process continued to have bragging rights in the county, as they were the top team in the 2015 Highland County Invitational.
For the sixth consecutive year, the Fairfield Lions cross-country team defended their home course and in the process continued to have bragging rights in the county, as they were the top team in the 2015 Highland County Invitational.
