ONTARIO — The Upper Sandusky girls tennis team dipped below .500 Monday with a 4-1 loss at Ontario. “Even though we lost 4-1, I thought this was the best we played in a while,” Upper Sandusky coach Aaron Frazee said.

NEW WASHINGTON — Carey’s boys finished third Saturday in the Buckeye Central Invitational. Mapleton won with 47 points, while Northmor edged Carey for second, 91-93.

ARCADIA — Sydney Kin had 18 kills to become the all-time leader in Carey history as the Blue Devils defeated Arcadia, 26-24, 25-23, 25-18, in a non-conference volleyball match Saturday. Kin was 40 of 43 hitting with 18 kills, giving her 1,145 in her career.

MARION — Lupe Landaverde scored a goal in each half, and Anson Hill made 10 saves to lead Upper Sandusky to a 2-0 victory against Marion Harding in a non-conference boys soccer match Saturday. The Rams (3-10-1) took 14 shots on goal, compared to 12 by the Presidents (1-9-1).

OLD FORT — Upper Sandusky’s girls finished as runners-up Saturday in the Old Fort Invitational. The Rams were edged, 80-91, by Liberty Center.

Two days after Upper Sandusky swept its singles matches, the Rams were swept in them in a 4-1 loss to Tiffin Calvert in a girls tennis match Saturday. Upper Sandusky’s only win was at No. 2 doubles. Samantha Fagan and Abby Davidson defeated Emma Prince and Marie Welter, 6-3, 6-4.

FINDLAY — Savannah Richards scored three goals to lead Liberty-Benton to a 5-0 victory against Upper Sandusky in a girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association match Saturday. Richards scored on an assist from Maya Rickle less than six minutes into the match, and Alexis Rickenbacher scored unassisted to give the Eagles (8-3-2, 3-1 NCOSA) a 2-0 lead before the break.

The Cardinals defeated the Raiders, 32-8, in a Midget League Football game Sunday. Offensively for the Cardinals: Ethan Hill, 13 carries for 120 yards, 3 TDs, two-point conversion; Gavin Frey, 13 carries for 105 yards, 2 TDs, 1 pass completion for 15 yards; Levi Yeater, 5 carries for 15 yards; Micah Shasteen, 1 catch for 15 yards.

ATTICA — The tone for the entire game was set on the first offensive possessions for Seneca East and Upper Sandusky Friday night in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference game. Upper Sandusky went three-and-out, while Seneca East scored in just three plays: a 27-yard dash from Brock Martin followed by a 10-yard run from Martin and an 8-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Chase Foos to junior wideout D.J. Ruffing.

SYCAMORE — In a game that could have been billed as a defensive showdown, Mohawk and Wynford lived up to expectations. The Royals made a halftime adjustment and got in the end zone on a screen pass on their second drive of the third quarter. That was the only score in a 7-0 victory over the Warriors.