Scoring was at a premium for the Hillsboro Lady Indians on Wednesday night, but they didn’t back down against the Chillicothe Lady Cavaliers, falling in South Central Ohio League play by a 50-20 score at HHS.

Scoring was at a premium for the Hillsboro Lady Indians on Wednesday night, but they didn’t back down against the Chillicothe Lady Cavaliers, falling in South Central Ohio League play by a 50-20 score at HHS.

Scoring was at a premium for the Hillsboro Lady Indians on Wednesday night, but they didn’t back down against the Chillicothe Lady Cavaliers, falling in South Central Ohio League play by a 50-20 score at HHS.

The Hillsboro Indians had 36 points from Josh Keets, but the problem for the Indians was they were unable to keep pace with the visiting Waverly Tigers for all four quarters. In what was a fast-paced game with defense pushed aside for most of the contest, the Tigers outlasted the Indians by a 95-80 score at HHS.

The Hillsboro Indians had 36 points from Josh Keets, but the problem for the Indians was they were unable to keep pace with the visiting Waverly Tigers for all four quarters. In what was a fast-paced game with defense pushed aside for most of the contest, the Tigers outlasted the Indians by a 95-80 score at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Though the Hillsboro Indians were down one of their top scorers, they didn’t make things easy for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs on Friday night. That said, the Mustangs took all the Indians had to offer, as they took the lead close to the midway point of the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it again, defeating the host Indians 75-64 at HHS.

Since the very first game was played in 2016 for Highland County high school teams, there was a different feeling in the air, a feeling the area hasn’t seen in quite some time, and for the five schools in the county, they each brought special moments and memories for this past calendar year.