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  • Hillsboro falls to Wilmington, 44-7

    Wilmington junior David Henry scored four first-half touchdowns Friday night at Wilmington College and senior Kyle Davis added a 55-yard TD run and a 70-yard TD scamper to give the Wilmington Hurricane a 42-0, lead over the Hillsboro Indians at halftime.
  • Hillsboro falls to Wilmington, 44-7
    Wilmington junior David Henry scored four first-half touchdowns Friday night at Wilmington College and senior Kyle Davis added a 55-yard TD run and a 70-yard TD scamper to give the Wilmington Hurricane a 42-0, lead over the Hillsboro Indians at halftime.
  • SCOL Football Notebook: Week 3
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha talks about the Week 3 of the South Central Ohio League high school football schedule.
  • Week 3 Football Preview: Hillsboro travels into Hurricane
    This week will be another first for a majority of the Hillsboro football team … their first away game.
  • Four teams finish in Top 10 at Ohio Classic
    On a very hot Saturday morning, 373 high school cross-country runners ran in the annual Ohio Classic cross-country meet at Liberty Park in Hillsboro with three local boys teams placing in the Top 10 out of 25 schools that competed for the team title.
  • Four teams finish in Top 10 at Ohio Classic
    On a very hot Saturday morning, 373 high school cross-country runners ran in the annual Ohio Classic cross-country meet at Liberty Park in Hillsboro with three local boys teams placing in the Top 10 out of 25 schools that competed for the team title.
  • Indians battle Goshen before losing, 28-26
    In what will no doubt be the hottest football game of the 2011 season, the Hillsboro Indians put up a tremendous effort before losing to the Goshen Warriors, 28-26, Friday night at Richards Memorial Field. Pre-game temperatures reached 99 degrees in uptown Hillsboro Friday, and with just at hour before kickoff, the mercury still registered 93 degrees. Coaches and games officials took the heat into consideration, allowing numerous timeouts for players rehydration.
  • Indians battle Goshen before losing, 28-26
    In what will no doubt be the hottest football game of the 2011 season, the Hillsboro Indians put up a tremendous effort before losing to the Goshen Warriors, 28-26, Friday night at Richards Memorial Field. Pre-game temperatures reached 99 degrees in uptown Hillsboro Friday, and with just at hour before kickoff, the mercury still registered 93 degrees. Coaches and games officials took the heat into consideration, allowing numerous timeouts for players rehydration.
  • Hillsboro boys golf falls to the Blue Lions
    The Hillsboro Indian boys golf team had a rare loss on Thursday, falling to the Washington Blue Lions 168-183 at the Washington Country Club in South Central Ohio League play.
  • Lady Indians earn SCOL win over rival McClain
    It was another day at the office for the undefeated Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they defeated Highland County and South Central Ohio League rival McClain, 8-0 Thursday at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Lady Indians earn SCOL win over rival McClain
    It was another day at the office for the undefeated Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they defeated Highland County and South Central Ohio League rival McClain, 8-0 Thursday at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Indians and Tigers tie in SCOL battle
    The battle for the South Central Ohio League title will continue later on this season in Greenfield.
  • Indians and Tigers tie in SCOL battle
    The battle for the South Central Ohio League title will continue later on this season in Greenfield.
  • Football Preview: Indians looking for first win against Warriors
    Last season, the Hillsboro Indians were hard-pressed to have consecutive home games, playing five of their first six games on the road. This week, they will be hosting their second opponent in a row as the Goshen Warriors come to town, and one team will leave the game with their first win of the season.
  • Lady Indians jump to 15 straight wins on the links
    The Hillsboro Lady Indian golf team continued to stay undefeated this season with a league win over the Miami Trace Lady Panthers on Wednesday at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.
  • Lady Indian golf improves to 14-0 overall
    The Hillsboro Lady Indians won by an impressive 98 strokes on Tuesday, defeating the Zane Trace Lady Pioneers 196-294 in a non-league match to improve to 14-0 overall.
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