MOUNT BLANCHARD — Four different players scored as Riverdale shut out Continental, 4-0, to open its girls soccer season Saturday. Reygan Frey, Taylor Frey, Alex Rothlisberger and Gabi Rodriguez all had goals, and Reygan Frey and Aubreah Manns had assists.

NORTH ROBINSON — Carey’s Destiny DeFeo and Keely Wentz were first and second, respectively, to lead the Carey girls cross country team to a second-place finish Saturday in the Early Bird Invitational on Saturday at Colonel Crawford.

ATTICA — Mohawk’s girls were eighth to lead area teams Saturday in the Tiger Classic at Seneca East. Liberty Center was the girls Orange Division winner with 60 points, beating New London, which finished with 82 points. Mohawk had 202 points, and Wynford was 15th with 371 points.

OLD FORT — Sean Hoover and Edison were the overall winners of a Hoover family volleyball tri-match Saturday at Old Fort. The Chargers defeated both Mohawk, coached by Sean's brother, Eric, and Old Fort, coached by mother Nancy. The Warriors fell to the Stockaders, 26-24, 21-25, 25-23, 17-25, 15-12, and lost to the Chargers, 25-20, 25-20, 25-14.

BUCYRUS — Riverdale and Bucyrus alternated sets, but the Falcons won first and last in a 25-22, 16-25, 25-22, 21-25, 15-9 victory against the Redmen on Saturday.

SHELBY — For the third time this season, the Wynford volleyball team suffered a 3-1 loss, this time at Shelby on Saturday. The Royals (1-3) swept River Valley for their only win and have been competitive in all three losses.

Landon Bartlett scored on a penalty kick with 3:28 remaining to help Kenton complete a comeback from two goals down in a 3-2 boys soccer victory against Upper Sandusky on Saturday.

Riverdale’s Caitlin Pauley served up an ace for the first point of the night during the Falcons volleyball matchup with Carey on Tuesday night.

The weather more resembled the middle of the season and so too did many of the times Tuesday as cross country season began with the Icebreaker Invitational at Harrison Smith Park. With temperatures barely at 70 rather than pushing 90 like many years, athletes enjoyed good running conditions and positive results.

Upper Sandusky’s girls soccer team earned its second straight one-goal win, defeating Mansfield St. Peter’s, 2-1, on Tuesday. Megan Hensel scored on an assist from Grace Miller less than eight minutes into the match, and with 12:14 left in the half, Miller scored on an assist from Sierra Carey.