BUCYRUS — Wynford notched 11 hits and scored 11 runs to help Noah Smith to his first varsity pitching win, 11-2, over Buckeye Central in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Wednesday. Smith (1-0) went the distance, giving up two unearned runs on seven hits and three walks with eight strikeouts.

The Upper Sandusky junior varsity softball team completed its season with a 16-6 victory against Colonel Crawford in six innings Tuesday. Maddie Schwilk had two triples and a single, and Hananah McKinniss had a triple and a single.

Upper Sandusky 16-year-old disc golfer Lacey Brugler has proven she made a good decision to turn pro following last year’s Professional Disc Golf Association and Amateur and Junior Disc Golf Championships. Within the span of about one month, the rookie professional has won three tournament championships.

CRESTLINE — Wynford plated three runs in the first inning and pitched a pair of seniors to an 8-3 victory at Crestline on Monday in a sectional semifinal. The No. 7 seed Royals (9-11) advance to play at No. 4 Ridgemont, which was an 11-0 winner over Mansfield Christian, at 5 p.m. Thursday.

BUCYRUS — Buckeye Central took an early lead, but Wynford’s offense overwhelmed in a 10-6 Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Tuesday. The Bucks scored four times in the first inning, and after the Royals scored three times in the second inning, Buckeye Central went up 6-3 with two runs in the third.

TONTOGANY — Rancin Loftis and the bullpen were effectively wild in a no-hit 9-2 Otsego victory against Riverdale in a non-conference baseball game Tuesday. Despite being no-hit, the Falcons (9-11) had 12 baserunners via walks and hit batters, but managed only two runs in the sixth inning after falling behind 8-0.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale scored 11 times in the first inning to take a 16-6 five-inning non-conference softball victory against Continental on Tuesday. The Falcons (3-17) scored their other five runs in the third inning.

CAREY — Carey scored five times in the fourth inning and took a 7-4 victory against Bucyrus in a home Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Tuesday. The Redmen (10-14, 5-10 N10) had a 3-1 lead after scoring two runs in the top of the fourth inning.

“It was perfect,” Upper Sandusky coach David Young said. He was talking about Sydney Swavel’s at-bat against Colonel Crawford’s Sydney Studer in the fourth inning that set up the only run in a 1-0 Upper Sandusky victory, but he just as easily could have been referencing Blayc Hacker’s no-hitter.