Dominant 2nd half leads to Lady Indians win over McClain
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By
Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
HILLSBORO — Their first half would have been good enough, but the Hillsboro Lady Indians took complete control of the second half during their South Central Ohio League match Thursday night.
Controlling all aspects of the match, HHS defeated cross-county foe, McClain by a 9-0 score at Hillsboro High School.
For Hillsboro (8-3-2), their first half consisted of two goals, with Hope Tira putting the ball into the back of the goal with 23:29 on the clock, followed later by a goal from Madi Marsh with 19:38 remaining in the first half for the two-goal halftime lead.
The second half was all Hillsboro with Cadence Myers scoring the first goal of the half (35:58), followed by consecutive goals from Lillian Van Zant (32:47, 31:57) for a 5-0 advantage.
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Next for the Lady Indians was Jayme Maynard with a goal for Hillsboro, pushing the lead to six goals with 20:52 left on the clock.
HHS added three more goals before the final buzzer sounded with Lilly McCleese scoring twice (17:32, 4:18), and Mallory Sluss kicked the ball into the net with 12:07 on the scoreboard.
In their meeting earlier this season, the Lady Indians won by a 10-0 score at McClain Field in Greenfield.
Earlier this week, the Lady Tigers gained their first win of the season, defeating the Washington Lady Blue Lions.
Controlling all aspects of the match, HHS defeated cross-county foe, McClain by a 9-0 score at Hillsboro High School.
For Hillsboro (8-3-2), their first half consisted of two goals, with Hope Tira putting the ball into the back of the goal with 23:29 on the clock, followed later by a goal from Madi Marsh with 19:38 remaining in the first half for the two-goal halftime lead.
The second half was all Hillsboro with Cadence Myers scoring the first goal of the half (35:58), followed by consecutive goals from Lillian Van Zant (32:47, 31:57) for a 5-0 advantage.
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Next for the Lady Indians was Jayme Maynard with a goal for Hillsboro, pushing the lead to six goals with 20:52 left on the clock.
HHS added three more goals before the final buzzer sounded with Lilly McCleese scoring twice (17:32, 4:18), and Mallory Sluss kicked the ball into the net with 12:07 on the scoreboard.
In their meeting earlier this season, the Lady Indians won by a 10-0 score at McClain Field in Greenfield.
Earlier this week, the Lady Tigers gained their first win of the season, defeating the Washington Lady Blue Lions.