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Miami Trace’s Ian Mavis looks to split two Hillsboro defenders during the second half of a match against the Indians on Tuesday. Pictured for Hillsboro are Cooper Swope (4) and Tate Davis (6). Miami Trace won the match 6-3. The loss left Hillsboro at 0-2 in the Frontier Athletic Conference and 3-2 overall.

LEES CREEK — With all five matches close in score, the Hillsboro Lady Indians were able to edge East Clinton in a non-league match Wednesday.

Hillsboro and Miami Trace players fight for a loose ball Tuesday during the Lady Indians’ 2-0 Frontier Athletic Conference victory. Hillsboro’s Taylor Thoroman scored the first goal off an assist from teammate Rylie Scott. The second goal came from Scott off an assist from Thoroman. The win left Hillsboro aT 2-1 in the FAC and 2-3 overall.

CHILLICOTHE — The final regular season Frontier Athletic Conference match for boys’ golf took place on Monday at the Chillicothe Country Club.

WASHINGTON C.H. — Frontier Athletic Conference girls golf had its sixth and final regular season match on Monday at The Greens Golf Course of Fayette County.

The Fairfield Lady Lions played host Monday to the McClain Lady Tigers at Buckeye Hills Country Club, which also serves as McClain’s home course, and the Lady Tigers came away with a close 250-256 victory.

Professional football finally arrived over this past week and I was more than excited to finally get back to watching Bengals football. We have finally got to a point where we are expecting to be the best team in football each year and it’s a great feeling. Unfortunately though, this team put together possibly its worst performance in recent memory. The final score of 24-3 isn’t what I was expecting to begin the season, but the biggest concern I have for this team is how they plan to completely turn this around in just seven days.

GREENFIELD — Andrew Potts ran for 175 yards and two touchdowns against his former school as McClain defeated East Clinton 22-6 in a non-conference tilt Friday night.

HILLSBORO — The Hillsboro Lady Indians volleyball team opened Frontier Athletic Conference action on Tuesday, Aug. 29 and came away with a 3-0 sweep of the visiting Washington Blue Lions.

After a split with the Chicago Cubs over the weekend, Cincinnati remained tied as of Monday morning with three other teams for the final wildcard spot in the National League. With only a few series left to end the season, Cincinnati can no longer rely on remaining even in each series, as they have to find a way to make up ground. They sat at 71-68 with upcoming series against the Mariners, Cardinals and Tigers.