MOUNT BLANCHARD — Aricka Lutz scored three goals, including two fairly late in the second half to rally Swanton to a 3-3 draw against Riverdale in a nonconference girls soccer match Monday at Riverdale. With the Falcons (7-6-1) leading 3-1, Lutz scored on a penalty kick with 16:23 remaining, and then two minutes later, she scored again.

At left, the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center celebrated its 150th anniversary with a lunch event Saturday.

Overland Inn Museum Curator Sarah E. Hunt (left) prepares in the back room with servers from the Wyandot County Historical Society for the Overland Inn Dinner fundraiser Saturday in McCutchenville.

COLUMBUS — A missed field goal. A first quarter in which it finished with 16 total yards of offense — 15 of which were on one pass — and only three points.

CAREY — Carey was no match for Buckeye Central, which clinched the Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball championship with a 25-13, 25-19, 25-7 victory Saturday at Carey.

BUCYRUS — Rhonda Rowland bleeds Wynford Royal Blue, and that’s not likely to change, even after she steps down from her role on the Wynford Local School District Board of Education when her term ends this year. Rowland joked that many find it hard to believe she is a 1984 Bucyrus High School graduate, not to mention was named homecoming queen, because of her love for Wynford. But after marrying her husband, a Wynford graduate, and moving into the district in 1987, she made up her mind that she would get involved with the Wynford school district.

Riverdale’s homecoming king Clay Young (left) and queen Isabella Renteria were crowned before Friday night’s football game against Arcadia.

Hunter Gottfried (left) and Julia Amlin were named Mohawk High School’s homecoming king and queen Friday evening before the game against Colonel Crawford.

BUCYRUS — Lack of production in the red zone has hurt Wynford all season. On Friday night, it might have cost the Royals a shot at the Northern 10 Athletic Conference title.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Warriors didn’t let some early adversity keep them down for long Friday night in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference football game against Colonel Crawford at Mohawk. The Warriors fumbled the ball on their first offensive play of the game, helping give Colonel Crawford an early lead, but the Warriors utilized some big plays in the passing game in the first half and some long runs in the second half to walk away with a critical 32-25 victory.