Sports 27 May 2026

Hillsboro High School brings back Triple Threat Club

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Pictured are: Cathleen Smart, Quinn Swope, Madison Burwinkel, Madi Karnes, Jacob Seaman, Ryan Howland, Easton Inman, Cameron Burkard, Kamron Evers, Aiden Thomas, JaHari Pitts and Connor Yochum.

By Shannon Yochum
Hillsboro High School 

Hillsboro High School is proud to bring back the Triple Threat Club, a recognition that honors student-athletes who compete in at least one sport during every season of the school year.

Being a Triple Threat athlete takes commitment, discipline, and heart. These students balance practices, games, schoolwork and responsibilities year-round, all while representing our school with pride. They show up in the fall, winter and spring, constantly pushing themselves to improve and support their teammates.

This recognition is about more than just playing multiple sports. It celebrates perseverance, leadership, teamwork, and the dedication it takes to keep going long after one season ends and another begins.

The 2026 motto says it best: “United by sport, driven by heart.”

Congratulations to all members of the Triple Threat Club. As a token of recognition, each student-athlete received a certificate and a shirt. The shirts were sponsored by Wilkin and Wilkin Insurance, NCB Bank, and Warren Furniture. Thank you to those generous donors. Also, thanks to Taylor Reed for the shirt design. 

Hillsboro High School 2026 Triple Threat Club Members include: Kamryn Asbury, Tyler Bender, Zachary Brown, Cameron Burkard, Madison Burwinkel, Mason Dumpert, Kameron Evers, Peyton Hipsher, Ryan Howland, Easton Inman, Kailyn Jones, Madi Karnes, Kobie Miles, JaHari Pitts, Mason Rinal, Jacob Seaman, Hunter Seeling, Cathleen Smart, Ryker Snyder, Camden Stroud, Cooper Swope, Quinn Swope, Aiden Thomas, Luke Thompson, Kyle Thoroman, and Connor Yochum. 
 

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