Before the start of the 2018-19 season, the Upper Sandusky girls basketball coaching staff wanted to mix up the training routine for the girls varsity and junior varsity basketball teams beyond weightlifting and sprints. That’s when the light bulb came on for Upper Sandusky assistant girls basketball coach Catie Richman.

A pair of Tiffin women have recently expanded their nutrition business to Upper Sandusky. Business partners Dawn Tyree and Michelle Walland opened Future U Nutrition in December, expanding from the Best Break nutrition club in Tiffin. “I started the business in Tiffin three years ago,” Tyree said.

Geremy Van Arkel, CFA of Frontier Asset Management, was the headline speaker Tuesday morning for the Economic Forecast Breakfast at Trinity Evangelical Church. Van Arkel spoke about the history of U.S. economic growth, the current state of the economy and the assets versus stocks.

SYCAMORE — It wasn’t the start the Mohawk wrestling team was hoping for, but trailing Upper Sandusky by 21 points after four matches, the rally began. The Warriors won five of the next six matches as the dual match against the Rams ended in a 30-30 tie on Tuesday at Mohawk. Upper Sandusky won by criteria.

NEW RIEGEL — When Carey shoots it from the outside like it did Tuesday night, there’s little an opponent can do. New Riegel was the victim of an 11-of-21 3-point shooting night for the Blue Devils, who rolled to a 74-41 victory in nonleague boys basketball play at New Riegel.

COLUMBUS — Ohio has gone from sub-zero temperatures to highs near 60 degrees within just a few days. Mix in some rain and snow and conditions are perfect for the formation of potholes.

The Wyandot Sports Hall of Fame has announced its inductees for 2019. This year’s class includes Michael Dennis, Tim Gebhardt, Ed Hahn, Conrad Walcutt, Jon Wells, Jack West and the 2011 Wyandot County Indians basketball team.

Team Hannah’s House took the Family Feud title Saturday night at the Elk’s Lodge in Upper Sandusky for the annual Hannah’s House fundraiser. The Hannah’s House Board of Directors defeated the Wyandot County Young Professionals in the first round then defeated team Union Middle School in the fast money round to claim the trophy.

In the 40th anniversary of his existence, Ohio’s weather-predicting groundhog Buckeye Chuck failed to see his shadow Saturday morning in Marion, which means an early spring is coming. His prediction matched that of Puxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania.

The Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s leading 3-point shooting team, Upper Sandusky showed in the second half Saturday night it is not a one-trick pony. The Rams struggled offensively in the first half with their outside shooting off the mark but found plenty of success in the second half by pounding the ball inside, pulling away for a 68-49 victory against Buckeye Central.