The Hillsboro Lady Indians played a solid first half by building a five-point lead once the first 16 minutes of play expired from the home scoreboard at Hillsboro High School. The final two quarters didn’t fare too well for the hosts, as they lost a South Central Ohio League game to the visiting East Clinton Lady Astros, 53-44 Saturday night.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians played a solid first half by building a five-point lead once the first 16 minutes of play expired from the home scoreboard at Hillsboro High School. The final two quarters didn’t fare too well for the hosts, as they lost a South Central Ohio League game to the visiting East Clinton Lady Astros, 53-44 Saturday night.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians played a solid first half by building a five-point lead once the first 16 minutes of play expired from the home scoreboard at Hillsboro High School. The final two quarters didn’t fare too well for the hosts, as they lost a South Central Ohio League game to the visiting East Clinton Lady Astros, 53-44 Saturday night.
Having just over two minutes left in regulation, on the road, against their Highland County rival and in a deafening atmosphere, the Hillsboro Indians had a lot of work ahead of them if they wanted to leave Greenfield with a win.
Having just over two minutes left in regulation, on the road, against their Highland County rival and in a deafening atmosphere, the Hillsboro Indians had a lot of work ahead of them if they wanted to leave Greenfield with a win.
Having just over two minutes left in regulation, on the road, against their Highland County rival and in a deafening atmosphere, the Hillsboro Indians had a lot of work ahead of them if they wanted to leave Greenfield with a win.
Having a nearly full roster and a couple of pin fall victories for the Hillsboro Indians on Thursday night proved to be a huge difference maker in the South Central Ohio League dual match against Highland County rival McClain at the HHS gym.
Having a nearly full roster and a couple of pin fall victories for the Hillsboro Indians on Thursday night proved to be a huge difference maker in the South Central Ohio League dual match against Highland County rival McClain at the HHS gym.
Having a nearly full roster and a couple of pin fall victories for the Hillsboro Indians on Thursday night proved to be a huge difference maker in the South Central Ohio League dual match against Highland County rival McClain at the HHS gym.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians held the lead twice in the fourth quarter, but just let the game narrowly slip away in the final four minutes of their South Central Ohio League matchup with Chillicothe, Wednesday at HHS.
The Hillsboro Indians trailed at the conclusion of the first half, but a dominating final two frames was more than enough to send them past county rival Fairfield Tuesday night. The Indians held the Lions to just 15 points in the final two quarters, giving them a 65-44 victory.
The Hillsboro Indians trailed at the conclusion of the first half, but a dominating final two frames was more than enough to send them past county rival Fairfield Tuesday night. The Indians held the Lions to just 15 points in the final two quarters, giving them a 65-44 victory.
The Hillsboro Indians trailed at the conclusion of the first half, but a dominating final two frames was more than enough to send them past county rival Fairfield Tuesday night. The Indians held the Lions to just 15 points in the final two quarters, giving them a 65-44 victory.
The McClain Lady Tigers and the Hillsboro Lady Indians battled relatively close for three quarters on Wednesday night, but the Lady Tigers used their depth and fast break scoring runs in the final eight minutes to pull away from their rival.
The McClain Lady Tigers and the Hillsboro Lady Indians battled relatively close for three quarters on Wednesday night, but the Lady Tigers used their depth and fast break scoring runs in the final eight minutes to pull away from their rival.
