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  • Indians fall to Goshen, 41-7, in non-league contest

    The Indians played well, at times, in the first half. The two teams battled to a scoreless first quarter, but Hillsboro turnovers led to a pair of Warriors' TDs in the second period. The second half was all Goshen, as the Warriors outscored the Indians, 20-0, after the break for a 41-7 victory.
  • Mustangs place third at Buckeye Hills
    In a four-school match on Thursday, three Highland County schools trailed the North Adams Green Devils of Adams County at Buckeye Hills Golf Course.
  • Basketball season tips off for 1992-93

    As the 1992-93 basketball season got under way, a new head coach was on the scene in Hillsboro. Rick Earley had stepped down and Thom Snyder had taken over the program.

  • SCOL Football Notebook: Week 2 Preview
    The first week of high school football play didn't fare so well for the South Central Ohio League, and now it is time for the league to offset that with the arrival of Week 2.
  • Indians gain SCOL win over rival Tigers
    First McClain scored twice, then the Hillsboro Indians doubled that total, and once the clock hit the completion of the second half, it was the Indians who were up by one as they defeated their South Central Ohio League and cross-county rival 5-4 Thursday at McClain Field.
  • Indians gain SCOL win over rival Tigers
    First McClain scored twice, then the Hillsboro Indians doubled that total, and once the clock hit the completion of the second half, it was the Indians who were up by one as they defeated their South Central Ohio League and cross-county rival 5-4 Thursday at McClain Field.
  • Lady Indians gain rivalry win over McClain
    For one half Thursday evening, the McClain Lady Tigers and Hillsboro Lady Indians played close to even on the scoreboard as HHS led by just two goals at the half. The entire outlook of the match changed in the final 40 minutes as the Lady Indians scored seven more times for a 9-0 victory at McClain Field.
  • Lady Indians gain rivalry win over McClain
    For one half Thursday evening, the McClain Lady Tigers and Hillsboro Lady Indians played close to even on the scoreboard as HHS led by just two goals at the half. The entire outlook of the match changed in the final 40 minutes as the Lady Indians scored seven more times for a 9-0 victory at McClain Field.
  • High School Football: Week 2 Preview
    This week the McClain Tigers will host the Unioto Sherman-Tanks and the Hillsboro Indians will travel to face the Goshen Warriors.
  • High School Football: Week 2 Preview
    This week the McClain Tigers will host the Unioto Sherman-Tanks and the Hillsboro Indians will travel to face the Goshen Warriors.
  • Mustangs golf team compiles 2 wins
    This week was a productive one for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs golf team as they gained two wins this week by defeating Ripley and Blanchester.
  • LC cross-country finish in 2nd at Ripley
    The Lynchburg-Clay cross-country team raced to a second-place finish on Saturday at Ripley.
  • Hillsboro continues to win in SCOL
    The Hillsboro Lady Indian golf team continued their South Central Ohio League winning ways Wednesday as they defeated the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons and McClain Lady Tigers in a tri-match at the Wilmington Elks.
  • HHS football trivia: Three questions in one

    What was the longest touchdown pass in Hillsboro High School history? What was the longest offensive football play from scrimmage in Hillsboro High School history? What was the longest touchdown drive in Hillsboro High School history?

     
  • Keep the lights on at Shaffer Park
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha has a headache due to the city and their treatment of Shaffer Park. He says to the city … don't shut down the park. Don't turn it into a daytime park. Let those who actually care about the venue do what they always have done, and stay out of it.
  • Lady Mustangs topple MHS
    The opening seven minutes by Lynchburg-Clay's Taylor Scott set the tone and tempo for their match with the McClain Lady Tigers, Wednesday. Scott collected three goals for a hat-trick in the opening minutes as the Lady Mustangs sailed to an 11-0 win.
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