Hillsboro’s high school cross-country teams traveled to Georgetown on Sept. 10 and ran at the Vern Hawkins Georgetown Invitational. The Indians placed third out of ten teams, while the Lady Indians won the event, placing first out of five teams.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Hillsboro junior Austin Barrett was a stone cold rushing machine Friday night in Week 4. The fullback set the school record in rushing yards for a game with 370 yards on 22 carries, plus he tied the school record with five touchdown runs en route to the Hillsboro Indians’ 48-41 win in overtime against the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats at Richards Memorial Field, as this was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.