CAREY — Last year, Carey’s Tieler Zimmer went alone to state. This year, as a senior, he is bringing his 3200 relay teammates.

Six members of the Upper Sandusky Middle School boys track and field team competed in the state championships May 21 at Dublin Scioto High School. Nate McMillan was fifth in the 200 hurdles in a school-record time of 27.28, and Jonah Donnell placed seventh in the long jump at 17-6.25.

Upper Sandusky football player Connor Johnston recently took part in the MSROHIO Underclassman Showcase at Massillon’s Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. A 2018 offensive line recruit, Johnston was one of more than 185 high school football players who were part of the showcase.

Wynford’s softball awards winners for this past season were (from left) Kristin Owen, Taylor Carver, Shay Miller, Grace Schiefer, Kymber Sand, Deidra Taylor, Morgan Beaschler, Bailey Alspach and Jenna Coffman.

BUCYRUS — Everything has come together for Wynford’s boys track and field sprinters at just the right time. The Royals are peaking as they head into the state meet as one of the favorites in all four of their events, including senior Cole Fortner’s two individual dashes.

BUCYRUS — Expectations could not be lower for Margaret Willford in the Division III state track and field meet Friday, but that is because she already has exceeded them by a mile — or at least by a few feet. The Wynford senior will compete in the long jump only barely more than a month after giving the event a try for the first time.

FINDLAY — Even with as much momentum as it was riding into the Division IV regional final, Carey probably was going to need an almost flawless effort to have a chance against perennial softball power Convoy Crestview. Instead, it was the Knights who were almost perfect for the second time in regional play, posting a 10-0 victory in five innings against the Blue Devils to reach the state final four Saturday at The Cube in Findlay.

DAYTON — After a disappointing start to Saturday’s Division II regional track and field meet, Upper Sandusky seniors Emma Smith and Chase Barnett finished the meet exactly where they wanted to be — with their tickets to Columbus to compete in this week’s state track meet in hand.

FINDLAY — A single tear slowly rolled down Felicite Smith’s left cheek as she looked for the words to explain the feeling. It was all good just a couple hours ago.

The Anderson’s jumped out to an early lead in a recent 11-4 victory against Highway 101 in girls slowpitch softball.