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  • Not off the Press: Three-day weekend of sports

    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha talks high school football, Division III football, soccer, cross-country and even throws in some fantasy football talk into the mix this week.
  • Not off the Press: Three-day weekend of sports
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha talks high school football, Division III football, soccer, cross-country and even throws in some fantasy football talk into the mix this week.
  • Pitzer, MSJ win season opener against Wilmington College
    Making his first start as quarterback for the College of Mount St. Joseph Lions, McClain High School graduate Brian Pitzer and the rest of the MSJ team rallied after being down by 14 in the first quarter to defeat the Wilmington College Quakers 26-16, Saturday night at Williams Stadium in Wilmington.
  • Pitzer, MSJ win season opener against Wilmington College
    Making his first start as quarterback for the College of Mount St. Joseph Lions, McClain High School graduate Brian Pitzer and the rest of the MSJ team rallied after being down by 14 in the first quarter to defeat the Wilmington College Quakers 26-16, Saturday night at Williams Stadium in Wilmington.
  • Tigers overpower Shermans for first win 
    Friday night the "blue-collar" McClain Tigers showed their tough and rugged character against the Unioto Shermans with a tough ground attack and rugged defensive effort that set the tone for a 21-7 non-league win at Unioto High School.
  • Indians battle Goshen before losing, 28-26
    In what will no doubt be the hottest football game of the 2011 season, the Hillsboro Indians put up a tremendous effort before losing to the Goshen Warriors, 28-26, Friday night at Richards Memorial Field. Pre-game temperatures reached 99 degrees in uptown Hillsboro Friday, and with just at hour before kickoff, the mercury still registered 93 degrees. Coaches and games officials took the heat into consideration, allowing numerous timeouts for players rehydration.
  • Indians battle Goshen before losing, 28-26
    In what will no doubt be the hottest football game of the 2011 season, the Hillsboro Indians put up a tremendous effort before losing to the Goshen Warriors, 28-26, Friday night at Richards Memorial Field. Pre-game temperatures reached 99 degrees in uptown Hillsboro Friday, and with just at hour before kickoff, the mercury still registered 93 degrees. Coaches and games officials took the heat into consideration, allowing numerous timeouts for players rehydration.
  • Week 2 Football Results/Standings
    Week 2 high school football scores
  • Hillsboro boys golf falls to the Blue Lions
    The Hillsboro Indian boys golf team had a rare loss on Thursday, falling to the Washington Blue Lions 168-183 at the Washington Country Club in South Central Ohio League play.
  • Lady Indians earn SCOL win over rival McClain
    It was another day at the office for the undefeated Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they defeated Highland County and South Central Ohio League rival McClain, 8-0 Thursday at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Lady Indians earn SCOL win over rival McClain
    It was another day at the office for the undefeated Hillsboro Lady Indians, as they defeated Highland County and South Central Ohio League rival McClain, 8-0 Thursday at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Indians and Tigers tie in SCOL battle
    The battle for the South Central Ohio League title will continue later on this season in Greenfield.
  • Indians and Tigers tie in SCOL battle
    The battle for the South Central Ohio League title will continue later on this season in Greenfield.
  • SCOL Football Notebook: Week 2 WATCH THE VIDEO
    Where should we start this week for the second week of high school football, especially in the South Central Ohio League?
  • Miller's Auto Hospital Bowling Standings
    The following are the team standings as of Sept. 1 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
  • Lynchburg-Clay wins league opener
    The Lynchburg-Clay boys soccer team were winners Wednesday, their third straight win, defeating the Peebles Indians 3-2 at PHS in the Mustangs' Southern Hills League opener.
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