Indians fall to Cavaliers, Adena in recent games
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Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
The Hillsboro Indians lost a Frontier Athletic Conference game on Friday, Feb. 1, as they lost on the road to the Chillicothe Cavaliers, 56-40.
HHS was led in scoring by Mason Swayne and Ryan Scott, each with 11 points. They were followed by Ethan Watson with eight points and Brad Miller with six points. Rounding out the scoring for the Indians was Reece Bloomfield with two points.
The first frame saw the Indians trail 17-9, but that was followed by the Indians scoring 10 points in the second, while CHS added 11 points for a halftime score of 28-19 in favor of the Cavaliers.
HHS scored nine points in the third and then added 12 points in the fourth, while Chillicothe scored 14 points in the third and 14 points in the fourth as well.
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On Tuesday, Feb. 5, the Hillsboro Indians lost a home game to the visiting Adena Warriors, 69-61 in a non-conference contest.
In the game, the Indians scored 10 points in the first frame and 15 points in the second, while Adena tallied 11 points in the first and 17 points in the second for a halftime lead by the Warriors at 28-25.
In the second half, Adena added 18 points in the third and 23 points in the fourth to secure the win. HHS in the final two frames scored 14 points in the third and 22 points in the fourth.
The Indians were led by Ethan Watson with 30 points, as he scored 23 of his points in the second half. Watson tallied nine two-point baskets, two 3-pointers and was 6-of-7 from the free-throw line.
Ryan Scott followed with 14 points (four 3-pointers), and Mason Swayne finished with 11 points (two 3-pointers). Wrapping up the Indians’ scoring were Gavin Temple and Brad Miller with three points each. Miller made three free throws, and Temple connected with a 3-pointer.
For the game, HHS was 10-of-13 from the free-throw line and AHS was 16-of-30.
HHS was led in scoring by Mason Swayne and Ryan Scott, each with 11 points. They were followed by Ethan Watson with eight points and Brad Miller with six points. Rounding out the scoring for the Indians was Reece Bloomfield with two points.
The first frame saw the Indians trail 17-9, but that was followed by the Indians scoring 10 points in the second, while CHS added 11 points for a halftime score of 28-19 in favor of the Cavaliers.
HHS scored nine points in the third and then added 12 points in the fourth, while Chillicothe scored 14 points in the third and 14 points in the fourth as well.
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On Tuesday, Feb. 5, the Hillsboro Indians lost a home game to the visiting Adena Warriors, 69-61 in a non-conference contest.
In the game, the Indians scored 10 points in the first frame and 15 points in the second, while Adena tallied 11 points in the first and 17 points in the second for a halftime lead by the Warriors at 28-25.
In the second half, Adena added 18 points in the third and 23 points in the fourth to secure the win. HHS in the final two frames scored 14 points in the third and 22 points in the fourth.
The Indians were led by Ethan Watson with 30 points, as he scored 23 of his points in the second half. Watson tallied nine two-point baskets, two 3-pointers and was 6-of-7 from the free-throw line.
Ryan Scott followed with 14 points (four 3-pointers), and Mason Swayne finished with 11 points (two 3-pointers). Wrapping up the Indians’ scoring were Gavin Temple and Brad Miller with three points each. Miller made three free throws, and Temple connected with a 3-pointer.
For the game, HHS was 10-of-13 from the free-throw line and AHS was 16-of-30.