Lady Indians end regular season with road victory
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The Highland County Press-
The Hillsboro Lady Indians wrapped up their regular season Wednesday night with a 49-20 non-conference road win against the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats.
For HHS, they end the regular season with their best overall record in quite some time at 15-7 overall.
On Wednesday at PVHS, HHS opened the game with a 14-6 first frame with scoring by Alyssa Sullivan, Madison Snyder, Trista Rhodes and Kaylynn Bell.
Sullivan led HHS with 14 points, followed by Bell with 12 and Snyder scored 10 points. Rhodes finished with six points.
The Lady Indians dominated the second frame, outscoring their host, 13-4 for a halftime lead of 27-10. HHS added another 13-point effort in the third frame and in the fourth scored nine points.
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PV totaled 10 points in the second half.
Also scoring points for HHS were Madi Marsh with four, Reaghan Haines with one and Kirsten Juillerat finished with two points.
HHS was 7-of-11 from the free-throw line, and PV was 3-of-9.
PV was led in scoring by Hackworth and Stout with five points each.
HHS will play again on Wednesday, Feb. 18 at Zane Trace High School where they will face the Jackson Ironladies (9-11) in a Division II sectional matchup. HHS is the No. 4 seed and JHS is No. 5.
For HHS, they end the regular season with their best overall record in quite some time at 15-7 overall.
On Wednesday at PVHS, HHS opened the game with a 14-6 first frame with scoring by Alyssa Sullivan, Madison Snyder, Trista Rhodes and Kaylynn Bell.
Sullivan led HHS with 14 points, followed by Bell with 12 and Snyder scored 10 points. Rhodes finished with six points.
The Lady Indians dominated the second frame, outscoring their host, 13-4 for a halftime lead of 27-10. HHS added another 13-point effort in the third frame and in the fourth scored nine points.
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PV totaled 10 points in the second half.
Also scoring points for HHS were Madi Marsh with four, Reaghan Haines with one and Kirsten Juillerat finished with two points.
HHS was 7-of-11 from the free-throw line, and PV was 3-of-9.
PV was led in scoring by Hackworth and Stout with five points each.
HHS will play again on Wednesday, Feb. 18 at Zane Trace High School where they will face the Jackson Ironladies (9-11) in a Division II sectional matchup. HHS is the No. 4 seed and JHS is No. 5.