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Indians, Lady Indians earn SCOL championships

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The Highland County Press-

The Hillsboro boys and girls bowling teams each ruled the South Central Ohio League this season, and on Monday evening at Highland Lanes, they each earned league championships.

Hillsboro’s boys team finishes a perfect 18-0 overall this regular season, and for the ladies, they have now won back-to-back league titles.

For the boys, the Indians scored 3,537 to earn the league title, followed in second place by their Highland County counterpart, McClain, with the Tigers scoring 3,172.

 

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In third was Miami Trace with 3,069, while the rest of the league standings included: Wilmington (3,045), Clinton-Massie (2,960), Washington (2,889) and Chillicothe (2,820).

All-SCOL first-team individuals were: Tyler King, Hunter Lowe and Jaxsun Miller of Hillsboro; Ryan Hottinger and Sawyer Kratzer of Wilmington; Brandon Underwood of Washington; and Aric France of Clinton-Massie.

Earning All-SCOL second-team spots were: Sajoun Jones and Travis Carter of Hillsboro; Jackson Perkins and Devan Harmon of Miami Trace; and Austin Knisley of Washington.

The Lady Indians of Hillsboro won their SCOL championship with a score of 2,981, allowing them to finish the regular season at 16-2 overall.

In second place was Miami Trace at 2,720, followed in third place by Washington at 2,691. The rest of the SCOL scoring included: Chillicothe (2,501), Clinton-Massie (2,427), Wilmington (2,371) and McClain (2,128).

Earning All-SCOL first-team honors for the girls were: Macy Detty, Miranda Wheeler and Katie Ziegler of Miami Trace; and Madalyn Miller, Aleigha Tarbutton, Keely Bennington and Mary Herman of Hillsboro.

Gaining second-team All-SCOL accolades were: Alexis Bailey of Hillsboro; Katie Hottinger of Wilmington; Sierra Dawson and Kalee Crowe of Washington; and Reanna Houser of Chillicothe.

 

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