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  • '11 Fall Sports All-SCOL Announced

    The 2011 All-South Central Ohio League (SCOL) Fall Sports teams have been announced for golf, volleyball and soccer. Listed are players from Highland County (McClain and Hillsboro).
  • Indians advance to sectional final; blank Fairfield-Union
    The Hillsboro Indians have advanced to the sectional final in the Division II SE District bracket with a 1-0 win over the Fairfield-Union Falcons, Tuesday night at the home field of the Falcons.
  • Indians advance to sectional final; blank Fairfield-Union
    The Hillsboro Indians have advanced to the sectional final in the Division II SE District bracket with a 1-0 win over the Fairfield-Union Falcons, Tuesday night at the home field of the Falcons.
  • Lady Indians bow out of sectionals
    In 60 minutes, the Miami Trace Lady Panthers ended the season of the Hillsboro Lady Indians Monday evening. HHS dropped three straight games to their South Central Ohio League counterpart by scores of 25-11, 25-10 and 25-19 to bow out of the Division II SE District Sectional Semifinal.
  • Lady Indians bow out of sectionals
    In 60 minutes, the Miami Trace Lady Panthers ended the season of the Hillsboro Lady Indians Monday evening. HHS dropped three straight games to their South Central Ohio League counterpart by scores of 25-11, 25-10 and 25-19 to bow out of the Division II SE District Sectional Semifinal.
  • Week 8 football results/standings
    Listed are standings and results from Week 8 of the high school football season for the South Central Ohio League (SCOL) and Scioto Valley Conference (SVC).
  • Hillsboro blanked by Red Raiders
    The Hillsboro Indians' second trip to Madison County didn't end as well as the previous week, as the Indians fell to the London Red Raiders 47-0 Friday during their Week 8 South Central Ohio League matchup.
  • Indians top London on Senior Night
    On a night where six Hillsboro boys senior soccer players were honored before their match Thursday night, the entire Indians soccer team returned to form as they defeated the London Red Raiders, 8-0 at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Indians top London on Senior Night
    On a night where six Hillsboro boys senior soccer players were honored before their match Thursday night, the entire Indians soccer team returned to form as they defeated the London Red Raiders, 8-0 at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Lady Indians win co-SCOL title
    After three years of finishing in second place, the Hillsboro Lady Indians are back in the driver's seat of the South Central Ohio League, sharing the girls soccer title with the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons after a 7-1 win against the London Lady Red Raiders, Thursday
  • Lady Indians win co-SCOL title
    After three years of finishing in second place, the Hillsboro Lady Indians are back in the driver's seat of the South Central Ohio League, sharing the girls soccer title with the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons after a 7-1 win against the London Lady Red Raiders, Thursday
  • Steagall playing sophomore football season at Bluffton
    Hillsboro graduate and former three-sport athlete Airic Steagall is currently taking part in his sophomore football season at Bluffton University.
  • HHS seniors recognized
    On Monday, Oct. 10, before the Hillsboro vs. London volleyball game, HHS honored two senior players: Kaylee Ballein (4) and McCaylee Priest (26). They both played their last home game for the Indians Monday.
  • Sectional Tournament Pairings
    Listed are sectional tournament pairings for volleyball, boys soccer and girls soccer for Highland County teams in Divisions II, III and IV.
  • High School Football Results/Standings: Week 7
    Listed are high school football standings and results for Week 7 of the South Central Ohio League and the Scioto Valley Conference.
  • Hillsboro wins thriller against Madison-Plains
    The Hillsboro Indians crumbled up all their moral victories from this season and tossed them in the waste basket Friday night. It was time for the Indians to gain their first win of the season on the field, and that is exactly what they did against the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles.
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