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  • FMS boys 1st place, girls 4th place at GRC meet

    For the second weekend in a row, the Fairfield Middle School boys were victorious and placed four runners in the top six out of a field of 127 runners as the FMS boys and girls cross-country teams participated in the George Rogers Clark Invitational hosted by Springfield Central Catholic High School.
  • FMS boys 1st place, girls 4th place at GRC meet
    For the second weekend in a row, the Fairfield Middle School boys were victorious and placed four runners in the top six out of a field of 127 runners as the FMS boys and girls cross-country teams participated in the George Rogers Clark Invitational hosted by Springfield Central Catholic High School.
  • Indians roll to 40-6 win over Landmark Christian
    It's been a long time coming, but the Hillsboro Indians ended their winless streak in impressive fashion Friday, Sept. 20 before a partisan crowd at Richards Memorial Field. Matt Hodge's Indians scored early and often en route to a convincing, 40-6 victory over the Landmark Christian Eagles.
  • Indians roll to 40-6 win over Landmark Christian
    It's been a long time coming, but the Hillsboro Indians ended their winless streak in impressive fashion Friday, Sept. 20 before a partisan crowd at Richards Memorial Field. Matt Hodge's Indians scored early and often en route to a convincing, 40-6 victory over the Landmark Christian Eagles.
  • Falcons topple McClain on soggy night
    With monsoon-type rain falling from the skies, the McClain Tigers struggled on both offense and defense, and the host Clinton-Massie Falcons splished and splashed all around the football field to top the Tigers, 62-0 Friday night in both teams' South Central Ohio League opener.
  • Falcons topple McClain on soggy night
    With monsoon-type rain falling from the skies, the McClain Tigers struggled on both offense and defense, and the host Clinton-Massie Falcons splished and splashed all around the football field to top the Tigers, 62-0 Friday night in both teams' South Central Ohio League opener.
  • Consistent play leads to Whiteoak win over Lady Lions
    There were lots of ups and downs, lots of emotion, and to top things off, it was a Highland County rivalry. But once all the dust had settled, it was the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats who were the visitors, winning in four games over the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday.
  • Consistent play leads to Whiteoak win over Lady Lions
    There were lots of ups and downs, lots of emotion, and to top things off, it was a Highland County rivalry. But once all the dust had settled, it was the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats who were the visitors, winning in four games over the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday.
  • Week 4 Football Preview: Undefeated Tigers travel to Massie; Indians to host Landmark Christian
    The McClain Tigers travel to face the Clinton-Massie Falcons, while the Hillsboro Indians host Landmark Christian.
  • Week 4 Football Preview: Undefeated Tigers travel to Massie; Indians to host Landmark Christian
    The McClain Tigers travel to face the Clinton-Massie Falcons, while the Hillsboro Indians host Landmark Christian.
  • Hillsboro ladies win home finale
    The Hillsboro Lady Indians won their home finale on Wednesday, defeating the Miami Trace Lady Panthers by 48 strokes on a sunny afternoon in Hillsboro at the Elks Golf Course.
  • HHS boys golf wins by 6 strokes over Blue Lions
    The Hillsboro Indians boys golf team gained a bit of revenge from earlier in the season by defeating the Washington Blue Lions, Tuesday, 160-169 at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.
  • Hillsboro volleyball falls in 4 games
    Hillsboro brought excitement for the third game, but it was the East Clinton Lady Astros who played a complete match Tuesday, defeating the host Lady Indians in four games.
  • Hillsboro volleyball falls in 4 games
    Hillsboro brought excitement for the third game, but it was the East Clinton Lady Astros who played a complete match Tuesday, defeating the host Lady Indians in four games.
  • Lady Mustangs shutout Miami Trace
    For the eighth time in eight opportunities, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs were winners on the soccer field, this time defeating the Miami Trace Lady Panthers, 9-0 at MTHS this past Saturday.
  • Mustangs, Panthers tie in non-conference match
    Saturday saw neither the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs nor the Miami Trace Panthers win their non-conference soccer match at MTHS, as they finished with a 2-2 score, where it was the first tie of the season for the visiting LC squad.
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