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  • Lady Indians drop final home game of season to MP

    Honoring their three seniors in a pregame ceremony Saturday afternoon, the Hillsboro Lady Indians were unable to overcome a slow first half. Though Hillsboro chipped away at the lead of the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles, they couldn't get over the hump, falling 44-38.
  • Bowling standings announced for Miller's Auto Hospital (Highland Lanes)
    The following are the team standings as of Jan. 26 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
  • Indians continue to lead SCOL; top Red Raiders
    Returning home for a multiple game road trip, the Hillsboro Indians continued to keep the pace in the South Central Ohio League. This time they took the season series with the London Red Raiders, defeating their SCOL counterpart by a score of 66-60 Friday night at Hillsboro High School.
  • Lions defend court on homecoming, defuse Rockets
    The play of the Fairfield Lions for the first three quarters allowed their less-than-best performance in the final eight minutes to even out as the Lions defended their home court Friday night in a 66-54 victory over the Fayetteville Rockets on Homecoming night.
  • Lions defend court on homecoming, defuse Rockets
    The play of the Fairfield Lions for the first three quarters allowed their less-than-best performance in the final eight minutes to even out as the Lions defended their home court Friday night in a 66-54 victory over the Fayetteville Rockets on Homecoming night.
  • Reds have high expectations in '12 
    As the Cincinnati Reds are traveling in their annual Caravan event, one of their first stops came at WBEX 1490 AM Radio in Chillicothe, and with that they brought some lofty goals and high expectations two seasons removed from winning the NL Central crown.
  • Reds have high expectations in '12 
    As the Cincinnati Reds are traveling in their annual Caravan event, one of their first stops came at WBEX 1490 AM Radio in Chillicothe, and with that they brought some lofty goals and high expectations two seasons removed from winning the NL Central crown.
  • Indians sweep SCOL dual with Golden Eagles and Panthers
    The Hillsboro varsity wrestling teams have a way of making their South Central Ohio League dual matches on the interesting side, to say the least.
  • Indians sweep SCOL dual with Golden Eagles and Panthers
    The Hillsboro varsity wrestling teams have a way of making their South Central Ohio League dual matches on the interesting side, to say the least.
  • Lady Mustangs topple Whiteoak
    Coming off their biggest win of the season, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs continued to add to their overall win total on Thursday night, defeating Southern Hills League and Highland County rival Whiteoak 48-27 at LCHS.
  • Lady Mustangs topple Whiteoak
    Coming off their biggest win of the season, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs continued to add to their overall win total on Thursday night, defeating Southern Hills League and Highland County rival Whiteoak 48-27 at LCHS.
  • Lions lose lead, game against Blue Jays
    In what was a tale of two halves Tuesday evening in Grandle Gymnasium, the visiting Ripley Blue Jays 9-4 (5-3) defeated the Fairfield Lions 7-7 (5-4) in Southern Hills League play.
  • Paints Offer Sweet Deal Just in Time for Valentine's Day
    The Paints will be celebrating their 20th Anniversary this year, and plans are being made to insure the 2012 Prospect League campaign will provide fans with the most exciting and fun-filled season ever.
  • East, Davis lead Tigers to 12th dual victory
    Last season the McClain wrestling team did something that no other Tiger wrestling team had done before … they won 12 dual matches. On Wednesday, the Tigers had two chances to match that feat, and they did.
  • Kegley finishes in 1st place for Greenfield Youth Wrestling
    The Greenfield Youth Wrestling team competed in the Hammer and Anvil Tournament on Sunday, Jan. 22. Six team members competed, and four of them placed in the top four.
  • CHS enters final year as part of South Central
    At McClain, Coach Rick Van Matre had become known for a very deliberate, highly structured offense and a sticky defense. That was just McClain’s game, and you could expect it when the Tigers came to town. This year, however, the veteran mentor was predicting that area fans would see more of a “run-and-shoot” game pattern from the Tigers. As one area coach joked, “That means they will fast break at least once in each game.”
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