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Hillsboro Indians walk off to regional semifinal win over St. Clairsville Members of the Hillsboro Indians baseball team celebrate after their 4-3 regional semifinal victory over St. Clairsville, Friday at Teays Valley. (HCP Photo/Stephen Forsha) ASHVILLE – When something is meant to be, well, it is just meant to be. That could be the case for the Hillsboro Indians following a wild walk-off Division II Regional Semifinal win on Friday night against the St. Clairsville Red Devils at Teays Valley, as the Indians were down to their final out, trailing by one run with two runners on the bases.
HILLSBORO – Reaching the Division II Regional Semifinals is a whole new experience for all involved with the Hillsboro Indians baseball program, as the ye
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Indians improve to 10-2 overall Hillsboro s Hunter Green is pictured during an at-bat in the Indians win over rival McClain, Friday at Shaffer Park. Green was 1-for-2 with one run and one RBI. (HCP Photos/Stephen Forsha) Pictured for McClain is pitcher Kaden Penwell. • • HILLSBORO In a Frontier Athletic Conference battle on Friday night, the Hillsboro Indians defended Richard Shaffer Park against conference and Highland City foe McClain, winning by a 10-0 score in five innings.
The Indians gained the win with a very strong start, as they scored four runs in the bottom of the first inning, then followed with one run in the second. From there, the Indians scored two runs in the third and three runs in the fourth for their 10-run total.
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Quintin Captain leads Hillsboro with 19 points Quintin Captain of Hillsboro finished with the team lead in scoring on Thursday night with 19 points in the Indians sectional final loss to the Gallia Academy Blue Devils at HHS. (HCP Photo/Stephen Forsha) HILLSBORO The storybook ending for the Hillsboro Indians never came, and instead a nightmare scenario occurred for the No. 3 seeded Indians in their Division II SE District Sectional Final game on Thursday night. The co-champions of the Frontier Athletic Conference had troubles in the paint and just had too many missed chances against the No. 14 seeded Gallia Academy Blue Devils.