The Hillsboro Indians won their fourth straight team match Thursday evening, as they not only improved their South Central Ohio League record, but their overall mark, by sweeping their matches against host McClain and visiting Paint Valley.

The Hillsboro Indians won their fourth straight team match Thursday evening, as they not only improved their South Central Ohio League record, but their overall mark, by sweeping their matches against host McClain and visiting Paint Valley.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained their fifth win of the season Wednesday night, as they took down their Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, 69-44 in non-league play.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained their fifth win of the season Wednesday night, as they took down their Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, 69-44 in non-league play.

The Hillsboro Indian wrestling team got back to their winning ways, Friday evening as they won a four-team match where Wilmington, New Richmond and Monroe High Schools all participated.

The Hillsboro Indian wrestling team got back to their winning ways, Friday evening as they won a four-team match where Wilmington, New Richmond and Monroe High Schools all participated.

The new year hasn't been so kind to the Hillsboro Indians.

Since the holiday break ended, the Hillsboro Indians have had their struggles late in games, and that pattern continued Saturday evening as they lost a five-point lead with under four minutes left in regulation, leading to a 50-42 loss to the London Red Raiders.

The new year hasn't been so kind to the Hillsboro Indians.

Since the holiday break ended, the Hillsboro Indians have had their struggles late in games, and that pattern continued Saturday evening as they lost a five-point lead with under four minutes left in regulation, leading to a 50-42 loss to the London Red Raiders.

The first quarter was even on the scoreboard, but eventually the height and physicality of the Clinton-Massie Falcons were too much for the Hillsboro Lady Indians to overcome as they were defeated by the visiting Lady Falcons, 57-34 Saturday afternoon.

The first quarter was even on the scoreboard, but eventually the height and physicality of the Clinton-Massie Falcons were too much for the Hillsboro Lady Indians to overcome as they were defeated by the visiting Lady Falcons, 57-34 Saturday afternoon.

For two games this week, the Hillsboro Indians were unable to collect a South Central Ohio League win, falling Friday night to the East Clinton Astros, 58-56 at Hillsboro High School.

In an important South Central Ohio League tri-match at Madison-Plains High School Thursday night, the Hillsboro Indians split the event, as they defeated the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles but fell to the Miami Trace Panthers.

In an important South Central Ohio League tri-match at Madison-Plains High School Thursday night, the Hillsboro Indians split the event, as they defeated the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles but fell to the Miami Trace Panthers.

The lights not only went out at the Hillsboro High School Gym during the second quarter Tuesday night, but the lights went out on any chance the Indians had at victory in the latter stages of the final quarter as the Miami Trace Panthers pulled away from a close game to defeat the host team, 52-40.

The lights not only went out at the Hillsboro High School Gym during the second quarter Tuesday night, but the lights went out on any chance the Indians had at victory in the latter stages of the final quarter as the Miami Trace Panthers pulled away from a close game to defeat the host team, 52-40.