The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained their fifth win of the season Wednesday night, as they took down their Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, 69-44 in non-league play.

The Southern State Community College women's basketball team opened the second half of the season with a defeat at the hands of UC-Clermont, 78-46.

The Southern State Community College women's basketball team opened the second half of the season with a defeat at the hands of UC-Clermont, 78-46.

The McClain Tigers finally had their chance to play Clinton-Massie following the original date of the game being switched to Tuesday, but the date change didn't fare well for the Tigers as they fell to the host Falcons, 52-44.

For the first half, the Whiteoak Wildcats hung strong with the visiting Portsmouth Trojans. Then came the third, where the visitors built a double-figure lead and proceed to control the pace for the remainder of the non-league contest, defeating the Wildcats, 63-54 Tuesday.

For the first half, the Whiteoak Wildcats hung strong with the visiting Portsmouth Trojans. Then came the third, where the visitors built a double-figure lead and proceed to control the pace for the remainder of the non-league contest, defeating the Wildcats, 63-54 Tuesday.

The Hillsboro Indian wrestling team got back to their winning ways, Friday evening as they won a four-team match where Wilmington, New Richmond and Monroe High Schools all participated.

The Hillsboro Indian wrestling team got back to their winning ways, Friday evening as they won a four-team match where Wilmington, New Richmond and Monroe High Schools all participated.

Highland County Press sports editor has been doing some math as he breaks down the SCOL boys basketball standings, lists the top boys basketball scorers in Highland County and gives notes and opinions on other sports topics.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs controlled the tempo the entire game, especially in the first half, as they continued their winning streak, defeating Highland County counterpart McClain, 55-44 Monday at LCHS.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs controlled the tempo the entire game, especially in the first half, as they continued their winning streak, defeating Highland County counterpart McClain, 55-44 Monday at LCHS.

The tide finally turned for the McClain boys basketball team, as they snapped a five-game losing streak by defeating the Unioto Shermans, 50-45 Saturday night at UHS.

This past weekend was one of winning for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs as they not only won their Hall of Fame game Friday night, but turned around 24 hours later and won in dominating fashion against the Blanchester Wildcats by a score of 85-41.

A week off wasn't a time for rust to form in the game of the Fairfield Lions. They not only stayed in the race for a Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship, but did so on the road, defeating the North Adams Green Devils, 60-53 Friday night.

The McClain Lady Tigers were on the verge of gaining their second South Central Ohio League win of the season, but even in forcing overtime, it wasn't meant to be as they fell 53-49 Saturday night to Miami Trace at MTHS.