Everything is starting to add up for the Hillsboro Lady Indians' basketball program. They are entering their third season under head coach JR Moberly and have a core of players from all grades who want to continue the improvement and turn that into wins on the court this season.

One year ago, the McClain Lady Tigers had six seniors who all played a big part in their overall success. This year, MHS has zero seniors, which is only the second occurrence in the 30-plus years in the tenure of head coach Dennis Overstake … who is 10 wins away from achieving the 500-win plateau (490-199 overall) as he prepares to begin his 32nd year as head coach.

One year ago, the McClain Lady Tigers had six seniors who all played a big part in their overall success. This year, MHS has zero seniors, which is only the second occurrence in the 30-plus years in the tenure of head coach Dennis Overstake … who is 10 wins away from achieving the 500-win plateau (490-199 overall) as he prepares to begin his 32nd year as head coach.

Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs only replace two players from one season ago, they are replacing a lot of talent and are looking toward a new group of seniors to lead the way as they want to advance out of the sectional round this coming February.

Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs only replace two players from one season ago, they are replacing a lot of talent and are looking toward a new group of seniors to lead the way as they want to advance out of the sectional round this coming February.

Last season, the Fairfield Lady Lions had no choice but to learn on the fly and learn quickly. With no seniors last season, along with no juniors, the sophomore class was looked at to be the leaders earlier than normal ... and what did they do? The sophomore class led FHS to a win in their first regular-season game and even won a sectional game as they improved throughout the season.

Last season, the Fairfield Lady Lions had no choice but to learn on the fly and learn quickly. With no seniors last season, along with no juniors, the sophomore class was looked at to be the leaders earlier than normal ... and what did they do? The sophomore class led FHS to a win in their first regular-season game and even won a sectional game as they improved throughout the season.

The past couple seasons for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcat basketball program haven't been the best of times in terms of winning games, but this year, WHS looks to keep improving on the court, and in turn, that could lead to wins once the final buzzer sounds.

The past couple seasons for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcat basketball program haven't been the best of times in terms of winning games, but this year, WHS looks to keep improving on the court, and in turn, that could lead to wins once the final buzzer sounds.

The past two seasons as a member of the Hillsboro varsity basketball team have been full of celebration and success for Jarrod Hart.

For the first time in a few seasons, the McClain Tigers aren't young ... rather, they are a team with varsity playing experience and six seniors who not only know what the McClain tradition stands for, but this group of six young men wants to add their mark to what is already a tradition-filled program.

For Alec Smith, the 2012-13 season will be one of continuing the progress the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs have made in recent years as he and his teammates try to move the Mustangs back to the top of the Southern Hills League.

The current group of Fairfield returning players know this is one of their best chances to finish atop the Southern Hills League at season's end. The seniors who are in that group understand and realize this is their final opportunity to have the first-place trophy at the end-of-season awards banquet.

For Whiteoak seniors Gage Carraher, Doc Seip and Luke Taggert, they have one goal they want to achieve, or more easily said, one location they want to return to during their final season as high school basketball players.

For three Hillsboro seniors, they have seen the rebuilding of a basketball program as they have played at both the JV and varsity levels during their time at HHS, and now it is their time to add their final chapter to the rebuilding of HHS girls basketball.