BUCYRUS — Wynford did a little bit of everything Friday night. The Royals rushed for 350 yards and passed for 205 while rolling to a 62-12 victory against Buckeye Central to finish undefeated in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference for the third straight year.

NORTH ROBINSON — The one-two punch of Blake Treisch and Trevor Shawber proved to be too much for the Upper Sandusky defense to handle Friday night.

SYCAMORE — On defense, Mohawk was stout; on offense, a wrinkle gave it the edge. Running back Parker Brown ran for two touchdowns and threw for another — all out of a direct snap package — as the Warriors turned in perhaps their most complete performance in the last game of the season for a 26-0 shutout of non-league foe Edon.

BASCOM — Hopewell-Loudon secured the ball and a 55-21 win Friday night against the Riverdale Falcons. Hopewell-Loudon finished its season 5-5 while the Riverdale ended up 4-6.

FOSTORIA — Once Arlington took the second set and the momentum, it was not going to be stopped. The Red Devils, ranked fourth in the state in Division IV, came on strong late in the second set and earned their first district championship in school history with a 23-25, 25-22, 25-15, 25-17 victory against Carey on Thursday night at Fostoria.

Northern 10 Athletic Conference runner-up Mohawk put three senior players on the all-league first team in a release by the conference today.

FINDLAY — There were a few tense moments Wednesday night for the Riverdale girls soccer team in a Division III district semifinal. Bluffton controlled most of the first 20 minutes, but a timely goal by Gabi Rodriguez gave the Falcons a lift. Riverdale scored a pair of late goals in just over a minute and went on to a 4-1 victory.

ATTICA — Losing leading hitter Addie Thiery to a sprained ankle in the third set of Saturday’s sectional final was not enough to stop Mohawk from winning a five-setter to get to districts for the seventh year in a row.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale girls cross country team is entering uncharted territory this weekend. When the Falcons quintet of Juleigha Collier, Kendra Collier, Audrey Leopold, Isabella Renteria and Adrian Digby compete in the Division III regional cross country meet in Tiffin on Saturday, it will be the first time in school history the Riverdale girls have competed as a team in the event.

FOSTORIA — By the end of the match, outside hitter McKenzie Row had a sore shoulder, setter Jenna Smalley had a sprained ankle and coach Eric Vackert was nearly voiceless, but Carey survived and advanced.