DOLA — Riverdale’s boys and girls were winners in a season-opening quad meet Tuesday at Hardin Northern. The Falcons boys topped the Polar Bears, 97.5-81.5, with Arlington scoring 56 points and Lima Temple Christian finishing with 19 points.

Tiffin Columbian swept Upper Sandusky, 5-0, in a boys tennis match Tuesday. The Rams’ closest match was at No. 2 doubles.

CALEDONIA — The Wynford boys track and field team was a winner in its season-opening meet Tuesday at River Valley. The Royals scored 82 points to top the host Vikings (68) and Cardington-Lincoln (18). River Valley was the girls winner with 79 points, with the Pirates edging the Royals, 46-31, for second. Cole Fortner (100 dash, 11.5), Cole Heinlen (800 …

MORRAL — Carey’s girls track and field team dominated a quad meet Tuesday at Ridgedale. The Blue Devils topped the host Rockets, 130.5-66.5, for first place, with Ridgemont holding a 40-11 advantage on Elgin for third place.

KENTON — After being held to six runs in a season-opening doubleheader against Bellevue on Saturday, Upper Sandusky’s offense exploded for 12 runs in the sixth inning of a 19-8 softball victory against Kenton on Monday. The Rams (1-2) led 7-5 at the time, having scored two or more runs in each of the three innings prior after Kenton took an early 3-0 lead.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Trey Miller was thrilled to be in an old-fashioned pitchers’ duel on opening day. The rest of the Falcons were more happy to start the season with a walk-off win.

SYCAMORE — With only seven combined hits, neither Mohawk nor Wynford got much offense going in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball opener Monday, but the Warriors made the most of their chances, taking a 4-1 victory.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale edged Carey, 2-1, in a non-league softball game Monday to start the season with a win. The Falcons got on the board early by way of an inside-the-park home run by Janessa Taylor in the second inning.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk had a pair of double-digit innings while taking a 26-4 season-opening softball victory Monday against Wynford. The Warriors (1-0, 1-0 Northern 10 Athletic Conference) plated 11 runs in the first inning and 13 in the third, while scoring two runs in between.

Arik Schneider gave up just one run, but he was outdueled by Luke Nichols in a 1-0 Kenton baseball victory against Upper Sandusky on Monday. Nichols (1-0) allowed only four hits and one walk with four strikeouts, while Schneider (1-1) gave up seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts.