Reineke opened the Upper Sandusky girls slowpitch softball season with an 18-13 victory against First Federal Bank last Monday.

With a shot up the middle, Maddy Stansbery drove home Blayc Hacker and drove Upper Sandusky back to the district round. The No. 4 Rams were 5-4 walk-off winners over No. 5 Vermilion in their sectional final Friday.

NORTH ROBINSON — For the third consecutive year, Colonel Crawford remains the only school to ever claim a boys or girls Northern 10 Athletic Conference title. The Eagles claimed the boys championship by a 150-116 margin over Seneca East and the girls team edged Upper Sandusky 150.5-148.

MILAN — Though Edison by no means is the same team as last year, the state-tested Chargers proved more clutch than young Wynford in a 6-2 Division III sectional final softball game Friday.

FINDLAY — Riverdale’s boys won both distance relays at the Blanchard Valley Conference track and field meet at Liberty-Benton on Friday. The Falcons finished third with 90 points, while Riverdale’s girls were fifth with 58.5 points.

HAMLER — Becca Jones threw a five-inning no-hitter, and Patrick Henry exploded for nine runs in the fourth inning to beat Riverdale, 14-0, in a Division III sectional final Friday in Hamler.

ARCADIA — Carey baseball scored all the runs it needed in the top of the first inning and rolled to a 7-1 non-conference victory Friday at Arcadia. The Blue Devils scored twice in the first inning, three times in the second inning, and after the Redskins scored one in the third, Carey scored two more in the fifth.

SYCAMORE — When Mohawk needs a run in a tournament game, coach Eric Hoover seems to have a favorite play — and for good reason. Just as a squeeze bunt scored the winning run in last year’s district final, it got the job done Thursday for an error-plagued 5-4 Warriors victory against Fremont St. Joseph in a Division IV sectional championship game at Mohawk.

CAREY — A year after reaching the regional final, the Carey Blue Devils won its first softball title of 2017 with the swing of a bat from a player who got her first taste of a high school championship Thursday. Freshman Hailey Niederkohr ‘s two-out grand slam in the bottom of the sixth gave Carey a 7-6 win over Arcadia.

SYCAMORE — Raeanna Garber swung and waited for her popup to drop. Fair, foul or out — the Mohawk senior knew any one was a possibility.