High School basketball schedules and results for Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010.

For two quarters, the vast improvement of the Hillsboro Lady Indians was on display at Washington Senior High School, Saturday night. HHS trailed by just two points after 16 minutes, but the Washington Lady Blue Lions controlled the second half, defending their home court with a 54-37 South Central Ohio League win.

For two quarters, the vast improvement of the Hillsboro Lady Indians was on display at Washington Senior High School, Saturday night. HHS trailed by just two points after 16 minutes, but the Washington Lady Blue Lions controlled the second half, defending their home court with a 54-37 South Central Ohio League win.

Defense was the name of the game for the McClain Lady Tigers Saturday afternoon at McClain High School. The Lady Tigers handed the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles their first loss of the season, 43-16.

Defense was the name of the game for the McClain Lady Tigers Saturday afternoon at McClain High School. The Lady Tigers handed the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles their first loss of the season, 43-16.

Listed is the Highland County high school sports schedule for the weekend of Dec. 10-11.

The Hillsboro Indians stayed perfect in the South Central Ohio League this week, holding off a 25-point fourth quarter rally by the Washington Blue Lions, en route to a 64-63 win Friday night, at Washington Senior High School.

One quarter got out of control for the Fairfield Lions, but that was enough for them to drop their third straight game of the season, 69-45, to the Peebles Indians at PHS, Friday night in Southern Hills League play.

The basketball just wouldn't fall through the hoop Friday night for the McClain Tigers. MHS, playing in their home opener, didn't score in double digits in any quarter, as they fell to the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles, 36-31 at McClain High School.

A play designed during the final time out was perfected by the Whiteoak Wildcats, Friday night against the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs. The play helped cap off a double-digit second half comeback, giving the Wildcats their first win of the season (a Southern Hills League win), 48-45 at LCHS.

A play designed during the final time out was perfected by the Whiteoak Wildcats, Friday night against the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs. The play helped cap off a double-digit second half comeback, giving the Wildcats their first win of the season (a Southern Hills League win), 48-45 at LCHS.

It wasn't the night of the Lady Mustangs Thursday at Lynchburg-Clay High School. In fact, the night belonged to the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors as they continued to be one of the top teams of the Southern Hills League with a 52-40 victory over LC.

It wasn't the night of the Lady Mustangs Thursday at Lynchburg-Clay High School. In fact, the night belonged to the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors as they continued to be one of the top teams of the Southern Hills League with a 52-40 victory over LC.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats kept their Southern Hills League game close for the first two quarters, but an 18-2 run by the Lady Rockets of Fayetteville put the game out of reach, giving WHS their fifth loss of the season by a score of 76-41 Thursday at Whiteoak High School.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats kept their Southern Hills League game close for the first two quarters, but an 18-2 run by the Lady Rockets of Fayetteville put the game out of reach, giving WHS their fifth loss of the season by a score of 76-41 Thursday at Whiteoak High School.