After a few days away from in-game action, it is time for area high school teams to get back on the court for the next few days with teams from the Frontier Athletic Conference, Southern Hills Athletic Conference and other area teams from the southern part of the state doing their thing to close out the calendar year of 2018.

The home Hillsboro Indians gained momentum early in the fourth quarter to cut the McClain Tigers’ lead from nine points to four points less than four minutes into the final frame. McClain answered in a big way by going on an 11-1 run in the final 4:48 to gain the Frontier Athletic Conference win by a 55-41 score.

The home Hillsboro Indians gained momentum early in the fourth quarter to cut the McClain Tigers’ lead from nine points to four points less than four minutes into the final frame. McClain answered in a big way by going on an 11-1 run in the final 4:48 to gain the Frontier Athletic Conference win by a 55-41 score.

The home Hillsboro Indians gained momentum early in the fourth quarter to cut the McClain Tigers’ lead from nine points to four points less than four minutes into the final frame. McClain answered in a big way by going on an 11-1 run in the final 4:48 to gain the Frontier Athletic Conference win by a 55-41 score.

The McClain Lady Tigers trailed early in the Frontier Athletic Conference game at Hillsboro Saturday afternoon, but once they got back on track, they went on a 12-0 run and never looked back for a 62-36 victory over the host Hillsboro Lady Indians.

The Hillsboro High School bowling program has a long tradition of success in recent years, with this year being no different. The boys and girls teams have a perfect 14-0 record almost midway through its season, along with three Top 6 finishes in their first two tournaments of the season, putting the program among the elite teams in the state.

The Hillsboro High School bowling program has a long tradition of success in recent years, with this year being no different. The boys and girls teams have a perfect 14-0 record almost midway through its season, along with three Top 6 finishes in their first two tournaments of the season, putting the program among the elite teams in the state.

Things are coming together for the Hillsboro Indians recently, and it showed Tuesday night in a home non-conference game against the Fayetteville Rockets. The Indians defended their home court with a solid first half en route to a 47-42 win over their neighboring county foe.

Listed are various recaps from Highland County boys and girls basketball games from late November and December.

Here is the deal for the 2018-19 boys basketball season when it comes to games for the Frontier Athletic Conference standings … it will be a battle and should be exciting from here on out.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians struggled to keep possession of the ball on Saturday afternoon, which helped the Chillicothe Lady Cavaliers control the pace of the game and hold on to the lead for all four quarters, as the visitors defeated Hillsboro, 46-26.

The Hillsboro Indians made their final visit to the Panther Pit at Miami Trace High School go in their favor with a massive comeback effort on Friday night.

In the first of two home matches this season, the Hillsboro Indians lost to the visiting Miami Trace Panthers in a Frontier Athletic Conference dual meet on Thursday by a 64-12 score.

In the first of two home matches this season, the Hillsboro Indians lost to the visiting Miami Trace Panthers in a Frontier Athletic Conference dual meet on Thursday by a 64-12 score.

Hillsboro fell to two games under .500 following a road loss at Jackson High School Tuesday night, losing to the Ironmen by a 69-33 score.