The Hillsboro Indians were unable to seal the outright South Central Ohio League title Friday night, falling to the Washington Blue Lions 8-3 at Shaffer Park to wrap up the regular season slate of games.

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The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained their fifth win of the season Tuesday night. HHS held off a strong seventh inning surge by Fayetteville, forcing the Lady Rockets to delay their launch into the lead as HHS were winners 8-6 at Alice Cassner Field.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained their fifth win of the season Tuesday night. HHS held off a strong seventh inning surge by Fayetteville, forcing the Lady Rockets to delay their launch into the lead as HHS were winners 8-6 at Alice Cassner Field.

Just a couple hours after defeating rival McClain in a suspended game, the Hillsboro Indians were back at it again in the friendly confines of Shaffer Park. As the game was deadlocked at four in the bottom of the fourth inning, Dow Kiefer blasted a three-run home run to put the Tribe up for good, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 10-4 Tuesday.

Just a couple hours after defeating rival McClain in a suspended game, the Hillsboro Indians were back at it again in the friendly confines of Shaffer Park. As the game was deadlocked at four in the bottom of the fourth inning, Dow Kiefer blasted a three-run home run to put the Tribe up for good, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 10-4 Tuesday.

In the game that seemed to never end, the Hillsboro Indians took over first place in the South Central Ohio League with a two-out bases loaded single by Garrett Bell, for a 10-9, 14-inning win over rival McClain at Shaffer Park Tuesday.

In the game that seemed to never end, the Hillsboro Indians took over first place in the South Central Ohio League with a two-out bases loaded single by Garrett Bell, for a 10-9, 14-inning win over rival McClain at Shaffer Park Tuesday.

Hillsboro played error-free softball for the first time this season, but in the end, the Lady Indians were unable to move runners and round the bases, falling to South Central Ohio League foe Miami Trace 3-1.

The Hillsboro Indians kept their South Central Ohio League hopes for back-to-back championships alive for another night. HHS trailed by three runs with six outs left, until they busted out for nine runs in the top of the sixth for a 10-4 SCOL win against the Miami Trace Panthers.

The Hillsboro Indians kept their South Central Ohio League hopes for back-to-back championships alive for another night. HHS trailed by three runs with six outs left, until they busted out for nine runs in the top of the sixth for a 10-4 SCOL win against the Miami Trace Panthers.

There wasn't enough sunlight in the day for the McClain Tigers and Hillsboro Indians to finish what they started Wednesday evening at Shaffer Park, in Hillsboro. So as it stands, the Tigers and Indians, both of whom are fighting to get to the top spot in the South Central Ohio League, are tied at nine with the game headed into the 10th inning, with the game being suspended due to darkness.

There wasn't enough sunlight in the day for the McClain Tigers and Hillsboro Indians to finish what they started Wednesday evening at Shaffer Park, in Hillsboro. So as it stands, the Tigers and Indians, both of whom are fighting to get to the top spot in the South Central Ohio League, are tied at nine with the game headed into the 10th inning, with the game being suspended due to darkness.

The McClain Lady Tigers avenged an early season loss to a Highland County rival Wednesday night. Earlier this year, MHS dropped a South Central Ohio League game to the Hillsboro Lady Indians, but the second time around MHS took control and fought off late scoring by HHS, defeating the Lady Indians 7-4.