The Hillsboro Lady Indians continued their dominance in the South Central Ohio League, winning a tri-match against the Clinton Massie Lady Falcons and Miami Trace Lady Panthers.

Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha has gone through the Week 3 stat sheets, along with the standings/scores from the past nine seasons to find some interesting trends for the SCOL in non-league football games. Also he has made Week 4 predictions and previewed all four games that will take place on Friday.

Though there were more yellow cards handed out than goals scored Wednesday night, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and Eastern Brown Warriors put on a physical display of soccer in the second half at Lynchburg-Clay High School. In the end, it was two EB goals in the final 20 minutes that put them on top for a 2-1 non-league win.

Though there were more yellow cards handed out than goals scored Wednesday night, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and Eastern Brown Warriors put on a physical display of soccer in the second half at Lynchburg-Clay High School. In the end, it was two EB goals in the final 20 minutes that put them on top for a 2-1 non-league win.

After taking a tough loss last week to East Clinton at the Snow Hill Country Club, the Hillsboro boys golf team bounced back with two big wins at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.

The offense of the Lynchburg-Clay scores the goals and the defense doesn't allow any as the Lady Mustangs recorded their sixth shutout of the season, defeating the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors 4-0 Wednesday at LCHS.

The offense of the Lynchburg-Clay scores the goals and the defense doesn't allow any as the Lady Mustangs recorded their sixth shutout of the season, defeating the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors 4-0 Wednesday at LCHS.

The McClain Lady Tigers won their second consecutive volleyball match this week, defeating South Central Ohio League and Highland County rival Hillsboro in four games Tuesday night at McClain High School.

It had been 12 days since the last time the Hillsboro Lady Indians took the field for a soccer match. It has been eight seasons since Hillsboro girls soccer coach Leslie Molen took over the Hillsboro soccer program. On Tuesday night at Madison-Plains High School, the wait was worth it.

It had been 12 days since the last time the Hillsboro Lady Indians took the field for a soccer match. It has been eight seasons since Hillsboro girls soccer coach Leslie Molen took over the Hillsboro soccer program. On Tuesday night at Madison-Plains High School, the wait was worth it.

Ten days since their last match at Wilmington, the Hillsboro Indians returned to the field with a hat-trick from Michael Theobold and a 5-2 win over the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles, Tuesday at MPHS.

It came down to the wire, but that didn't matter for the Fairfield Lady Lions as they won a five-game match Tuesday night against Southern Hills League rival Eastern Brown, defending their home court at Grandle Gymnasium inside of Fairfield High School.

Hillsboro High School volleyball teams will hold their annual "Volley for the Cure" game on Oct. 4. The Lady Indians will be taking on the Greenfield McClain Tigers. The varsity game will start at 6:15 p.m. Teams are asking the crowd to "paint" the stands pink and show their support in the fight against breast cancer and bring awareness to this worthy cause.

The McClain Lady Tiger golf team were winners Monday over the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles by 26 strokes, for a 196-222 at Locust Hills Golf Course for a South Central Ohio League win

The McClain Lady Tigers won Monday evening against the Peebles Lady Indians in three straight games, for a non-league win at their home court.