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  • Not off the Press: Random basketball thoughts

    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha returns the NOTP column with thoughts on the high school basketball season and more.
  • Indians spank New Richmond, 71-7
    Fullback Rusty Swackhamer had scored five touchdowns in the New Richmond game, and both T.J.Turner and C.J. Captain ranked among the leaders in the region on total pass receptions. Only Western Brown and Clermont Northeastern stood between the Indians and a perfect regular season.
  • Wilkin Scholarship Tournament to be held at LCHS
    The second annual Wilkin Scholarship Tournament will be held on on Dec. 28-29 at Lynchburg-Clay High School.
  • Bowling standings for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes
    The following are the bowling standings as of Dec. 19 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
  • Indians have 'Hart;' hold on to defeat Wildcats
    The finale of the 2012 SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge was the closest of all three games Saturday, but it was the Hillsboro Indians who completed the sweep for the SCOL as they defeated the Whiteoak Wildcats, 57-55.
  • Indians have 'Hart;' hold on to defeat Wildcats
    The finale of the 2012 SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge was the closest of all three games Saturday, but it was the Hillsboro Indians who completed the sweep for the SCOL as they defeated the Whiteoak Wildcats, 57-55.
  • Fairfield Lions keep close, fall to Blue Lions
    In the annual battle of the Lions, both Fairfield and Washington had their moments and kept the score close, but in the end, the Blue Lions were too much for the Fairfield Lions as Washington won 72-67 in the second of three games in the the SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge at Hillsboro.
  • Fairfield Lions keep close, fall to Blue Lions
    In the annual battle of the Lions, both Fairfield and Washington had their moments and kept the score close, but in the end, the Blue Lions were too much for the Fairfield Lions as Washington won 72-67 in the second of three games in the the SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge at Hillsboro.
  • Tigers earn 2nd straight win; top Mustangs
    The past two games for the McClain Tigers have turned out the way they've envisioned this season, as they have won both games, including a 44-32 win Saturday afternoon against the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in the opener of the SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge at Hillsboro.
  • Tigers earn 2nd straight win; top Mustangs
    The past two games for the McClain Tigers have turned out the way they've envisioned this season, as they have won both games, including a 44-32 win Saturday afternoon against the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in the opener of the SCOL vs. SHAC Challenge at Hillsboro.
  • Final minutes lead to Lion loss to Zane Trace
    In a game where the Fairfield Lions held the lead in each of the four quarters played, it was the final few minutes of regulation which led to their fifth loss of the season, as they were defeated by the Zane Trace Pioneers, 50-44 in a non-conference game at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • McClain 4th at Blanchester's Holiday Duals
    The McClain Tiger wrestling team competed and battled their way to a fourth-place finish in the annual Blanchester Holiday Duals, a two-day wrestling event where teams compete in nine matches over two days.
  • Tigers defend home court against Astros
    For the second time this season, the McClain Tigers earned a win, their first in the South Central Ohio League, as they defeated the East Clinton Astros, 49-38 Friday night at McClain Gym.
  • Tigers defend home court against Astros
    For the second time this season, the McClain Tigers earned a win, their first in the South Central Ohio League, as they defeated the East Clinton Astros, 49-38 Friday night at McClain Gym.
  • Indians dominate mat for home victory vs. Rams
    The weather may have ruined the plans of an in-school dual on Friday afternoon, but it didn't end the Hillsboro Indians' plans for a non-league dual win as they hosted and defeated the Greeneview Rams 60-22 inside the Hillsboro Middle School Gym.
  • Indians dominate mat for home victory vs. Rams
    The weather may have ruined the plans of an in-school dual on Friday afternoon, but it didn't end the Hillsboro Indians' plans for a non-league dual win as they hosted and defeated the Greeneview Rams 60-22 inside the Hillsboro Middle School Gym.
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