Lady Indians win 10th game of season; top Goshen

This Hillsboro Lady Indians season has been like no other in recent seasons. This year, a team without a senior has proven they are improving in a big way, earning win No. 10 Monday evening.
Behind nearly 50-percent shooting from the floor, the Lady Indians won on the road for the second time in three days, defeating the Goshen Lady Warriors, 51-40 at GHS.
HHS never trailed at the conclusion of any quarter, including leading the quarter scoring throughout the contest.
The Lady Indians began with a 12-10 first frame and followed that with a 13-10 second quarter for a halftime lead of 25-20.
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In the second half, HHS burst out of the gates with a 15-10 third frame and followed that with an 11-10 final eight minutes for the 11-point non-league victory.
Kaylynn Bell was the leading scorer for HHS with 19 points and nine rebounds.
Madison Snyder also scored in double figures with 16 points and eight rebounds.
Also for the Lady Indians, Kirsten Juillerat totaled nine points and six rebounds, and teammates Trista Rhodes scored five points (three steals) and Hannah Kibler finished with two points (five assists).
For the game, HHS was 19-of-39 from the field (49 percent) and 11-of-23 from the free-throw line.
The Lady Warriors of GHS went 16-of-57 from the floor (28 percent) and 7-of-14 from the free-throw line.
With the win, the Lady Indians are back to the .500 mark at 10-10 overall. HHS is 3-7 in the South Central Ohio League.