By Russell Korando Feb 15, 2018 Things were looking bleak for Hillsboro. De Soto led the Hawks 8-4 after the first quarter and extended that lead to 12-5 after senior Sarah Peoples scored her seventh point of the game with 6:28 left in the second. Then Hillsboro sophomore Elaina Readnour crumpled to the court after
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Hillsboro tops Helias 78-69 January 21st, 2018 by Greg Jackson COLUMBIA, Mo. — The game plan worked for the first eight minutes for the Helias Crusaders. Then the second quarter began. Hillsboro scored just nine points in the first quarter, then opened the second quarter on a 9-0 run. The Hawks wouldn’t have any trouble scoring
By David Kvidahl | STLhighschoolsports.com Jan 16, 2018 Dan Johnson is not much of a night owl. If the Hillsboro basketball coach had one nit to pick about his team’s No. 4 seed at the Parkway West Tournament next week, it’d be that the Hawks will play No. 5 seed Lafayette in the opening round
By Russell Korando The junior heavyweight shined at the Don Fuhrmann Duals at Hillsboro on Dec. 28-29. Becker, who is 14-0 this season, won three matches by forfeit, four by fall and beat Pacific’s Trevor Heitsch in an 8-0 major decision. Pacific won the team portion of the standings and the Hawks finished second. Becker
Kevin Koester Gordon Bess photo The Hillsboro senior outpaced a field of 115 runners during cross country season last fall at the Stan Nelson Invitational with a first-place time of 15:53.26, which set the meet record. Koester finished second at the Cross Country Classic at Arnold City Park and won the Webster Groves Invitational. Koester
Hillsboro junior Joe Becker, top, has a record of 14-0 this season. Ted Howell photo By Russell Korando Hillsboro played its last football game – a Class 4 quarterfinal against Ladue – on Nov. 10. Many of the school’s varsity wrestlers played on the gridiron for the Hawks and were late in joining their teammates
Matt King – Photo BY MATT KING 573-518-3637 Dec 31, 2017 Daily Journal PARK HILLS – Although the Hillsboro boys basketball program has enjoyed plenty of recent success, the big trophy from the Central Christmas Tournament kept eluding its grasp. A patient and unselfish approach helped the unbeaten Hawks remove that void Saturday night with a 65-54
The Hillsboro boys basketball team won the Bob Sechrest Jr. Christmas Tournament for the first time after beating Farmington 65-54 on Saturday night at Park Hills Central. Russell Korando photo By Russell Korando The Bob Sechrest Jr. Christmas Tournament just concluded its 62nd year. The Hillsboro Hawks are the boys champions for the very first
Hillsboro senior Stefan Hassell prepares to take a free throw against Crystal City on Tuesday in the opening round of the 62nd annual Bob Sechrest Jr. Christmas Tournament. Russell Korando photo By Russell Korando Hillsboro was 10-0 when it lost its first game of the 2016-2017 season. The Hawks’ first loss was to Farmington in
