The fourth week of the high school football season in the Frontier Athletic Conference not only got the conference one week closer to games between FAC teams, but it also showed teams can be competitive outside the conference as well.

The Hillsboro Indians gained possibly their best win of the season thus far on Monday night by defeating the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs by a score of 2-0 at LCHS in their non-conference game.

The Hillsboro Indians gained possibly their best win of the season thus far on Monday night by defeating the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs by a score of 2-0 at LCHS in their non-conference game.

The Hillsboro Indians gained possibly their best win of the season thus far on Monday night by defeating the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs by a score of 2-0 at LCHS in their non-conference game.

As the season moves along, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs and the Hillsboro Lady Indians have shown improvement from where they once were earlier in the season to where they are now. On Monday night, it was the Lady Mustangs who were left standing victorious, defeating the visiting Hillsboro squad by a 3-2 score.

As the season moves along, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs and the Hillsboro Lady Indians have shown improvement from where they once were earlier in the season to where they are now. On Monday night, it was the Lady Mustangs who were left standing victorious, defeating the visiting Hillsboro squad by a 3-2 score.

As everyone was in a bit of a hurry as time ticked away for the Hillsboro Indians against the host Williamsburg Wildcats on Friday night, Hillsboro head coach Jack O’Rourke and his team were calm, cool and collected on a muggy evening.

The fourth week of the high school football season has arrived, and for the Frontier Athletic Conference, the non-conference slate of games continues to roll along with all six teams playing out of the conference this week and next before they start facing each other.

The Jackson Ironmen boys golf team won the 2019 Frontier Athletic Conference championship Tuesday after teams competed at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.

Taking three sets, the McClain Lady Tigers saved their final set for their best performance as they defended their home court on Tuesday night to defeat the Hillsboro Lady Indians in three consecutive sets for the Frontier Athletic Conference win.

The 2019 Highland County Invitational was held Tuesday at Fairfield High School, and at the event both the Fairfield boys and girls won the team championship. As for the individual championships, Whiteoak’s Lydia Kittner and Fairfield’s Cohen Frost were the top runners for the girls and boys events, respectively.

The 2019 Highland County Invitational was held Tuesday at Fairfield High School, and at the event both the Fairfield boys and girls won the team championship. As for the individual championships, Whiteoak’s Lydia Kittner and Fairfield’s Cohen Frost were the top runners for the girls and boys events, respectively.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians played one of their best games of the season Tuesday night as they traveled to McClain High School and defeated the host Lady Tigers, 7-1.

Scoring four consecutive goals to end the first half and at the start of the second half proved to be just enough for the host McClain Tigers on Tuesday night against their Highland County and conference foe Hillsboro. The Indians battled back to within a goal of the Tigers, but once the final buzzer sounded at McClain Field, it was McClain on top by a 4-3 final score for the Frontier Athletic Conference victory.

Scoring four consecutive goals to end the first half and at the start of the second half proved to be just enough for the host McClain Tigers on Tuesday night against their Highland County and conference foe Hillsboro. The Indians battled back to within a goal of the Tigers, but once the final buzzer sounded at McClain Field, it was McClain on top by a 4-3 final score for the Frontier Athletic Conference victory.