Hillsboro gains close road win at Washington

The Hillsboro Lady Indians were able to avenge a loss from earlier in the season on Saturday night, defeating the Washington Lady Blue Lions, 50-43 at WSHS.
For the Lady Indians in their South Central Ohio League win, they were led in scoring by Kaylynn Bell with 14 points and Madison Snyder with 12 points.
Bell made two 3-pointers in the win, and she was 2-for-4 from the free-throw line. Snyder made six two-point baskets.
Both teams scored six points in the first quarter, and following a 19-11 second quarter led by the host Lady Blue Lions, HHS trailed 25-17.
In the second half, HHS won the third at 17-10 and the fourth, 16-8.
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"The second half was big for us," HHS head coach JR Moberly said. "We did a much better job on defense and rebounding the basketball."
Hillsboro also had scoring from Hannah Kibler with seven points and Tyeika Cumberland with six points, with two 3-pointers coming in the second and third quarters.
Kirsten Juillerat and Alyssa Sullivan each scored four points, and Trista Rhodes finished with three points.
HHS went 6-of-11 from the free-throw line, and Washington was 4-of-6.
Anderson led the Lady Blue Lions with 10 points.