Tuesday night was a great night for the Fairfield Lions as they moved to 5-0 overall on the season and 3-0 in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference. They’ve done so with a new head coach in Josh Howland and mostly a brand-new lineup, where they’ve had some very balanced scoring.
The Hillsboro Indians held a four-point lead with under one minute left in regulation. But a four-point play from Jackson’s Payton Speakman, and then the ensuing overtime period where the Ironmen took the lead for good with under 3:00 left on the scoreboard, left the Indians with their second consecutive loss by a 58-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians held a four-point lead with under one minute left in regulation. But a four-point play from Jackson’s Payton Speakman, and then the ensuing overtime period where the Ironmen took the lead for good with under 3:00 left on the scoreboard, left the Indians with their second consecutive loss by a 58-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians held a four-point lead with under one minute left in regulation. But a four-point play from Jackson’s Payton Speakman, and then the ensuing overtime period where the Ironmen took the lead for good with under 3:00 left on the scoreboard, left the Indians with their second consecutive loss by a 58-56 score.
This past weekend saw Lynchburg-Clay senior Eric McLaughlin earn his 1,000th career point, coming against Miami Trace Saturday night in a home non-conference game at LCHS. He did so by scoring his 1,000th point with a slam dunk.
The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.
The Hillsboro Indians were handed their first loss of the season in a bit of stunning fashion on Saturday night. After completing all aspects of their non-conference game against the visiting Batavia Bulldogs in the first quarter, the next three frames were nowhere near as spotless for the Indians, resulting in losing a 17-point lead and eventually losing the game by a 61-56 score.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won for the third straight game on Saturday afternoon, this time controlling the pace and allowing very few points in the first half with a win over the visiting Batavia Lady Bulldogs by a 45-27 score.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won for the third straight game on Saturday afternoon, this time controlling the pace and allowing very few points in the first half with a win over the visiting Batavia Lady Bulldogs by a 45-27 score.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won for the third straight game on Saturday afternoon, this time controlling the pace and allowing very few points in the first half with a win over the visiting Batavia Lady Bulldogs by a 45-27 score.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won for the third straight game on Saturday afternoon, this time controlling the pace and allowing very few points in the first half with a win over the visiting Batavia Lady Bulldogs by a 45-27 score.
It’s Friday night, and with the bitter winter cold all around us, it is time to sit in a warm gym and watch some boys basketball to begin the weekend. If you want to stay in Highland County, there are two games that can provide that comfort.
