CAREY — Carey High School is looking for a freshman volleyball coach. If interest, contact Athletic Director Kent Asher at kasher@careyevs.org.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Everything that Ron Lauck taught his daughters Amber Warren and Kim Rall is still fresh in their minds. Lauck, a Riverdale High School graduate, was a member of the RHS track and field team.

CALEDONIA — Upper Sandusky’s Owen Knapp had a seventh-place finish Tuesday in the Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association tournament at Whetstone Golf Course. Knapp shot a 95, including a 45 on the back nine. Pleasant’s Minoy Shah was the 13-15 division winner with a 79.

KENTON — The Kenton High school boys and girls tennis teams are hosting a tennis tournament July 28-29 at the Kenton High School tennis courts as a fundraiser for new equipment like a ball machine. Matches begin at 9 a.m. both days with a guarantee to play at least two matches in the event.

BUCYRUS — The Bucyrus Softball Association will host a men’s and co-ed softball tournament in conjunction with the 51st annual Bratwurst Festival from Aug. 17-19. The three-day tournament will be played within the guidelines of the 2018 NSA rulebook unless otherwise noted.

Upper Sandusky High School will host a fall sports parent meeting at 7 p.m. July 23 in the USHS gym. Parents of all fall sports athletes, excluding golf and cheerleading, are expected to attend.

ATTICA — The Seneca East Lady Tigers basketball team is hosting its first annual golf outing July 22 at Clinton Heights Golf Course with a shotgun start beginning at 9 a.m. Interested four-person teams can email Jarron Reesman at reesmanjj@gmail.com or Don Vogt at dvogt@se-tigers.com.

Note: Because of an email problem, reports on Dweazley’s Repeaters games were not received previously. The Corner Inn edged Dweazley’s Repeaters, 4-2, on May 24 in Upper Sandusky Girls Slow Pitch softball action.

The winners of the Robby Lee Memorial tournament were announced Saturday.

CAREY — Coincidentally, the same year that Amber Nash was going to be a freshman on the CHS girls track team, her mother, Tricia Nash, was given an opportunity she didn’t anticipate, but was grateful to receive. Tricia Nash helped with the hurdlers, sprinters and sprint relays as a volunteer coach of the CHS girls track team for seven years, beginning in 2007, a time when her niece and her cousin’s daughter were both running the hurdles for the Blue Devils.