GALION — Mohawk had solid scores throughout its lineup and led area teams with a third-place finish Monday in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls golf tournament Monday at Valley View Golf Course. Seneca East edged Colonel Crawford for the tournament title 427-431. The Eagles nonetheless clinched at least a share of the overall championship but the Tigers can get a piece of the title if they can win dual matches this week against Wynford and Colonel Crawford.

FINDLAY — Riverdale’s Andrew Kuenzli was Blanchard Valley Conference tournament medalist and earned conference player of the year honors Monday in the league tournament at Findlay Country Club. Kuenzli on Monday shot a 76, by far the best score of the day. Liberty-Benton’s Seth Lasiter shot an 82 to finish as runner-up. Kuenzli, a junior, edged Lasiter, a senior, for league player of the year honors, with a 128-127.5 advantage in points, which includes results from BVC duals.

CONTINENTAL — Coby Miller had a hat track as the Riverdale boys soccer team remained undefeated with a 6-2 victory against Continental on Saturday at Continental. Miller scored unassisted goals in the 14th, 37th and 56th minutes as the Falcons (4-0-2) built a 6-0 lead. Tyler Hart scored in the second minute, Brayden Courtney in 32nd and Logan Frey in the 45th for Riverdale.

HARROD — One good half of football was not enough Saturday for Wynford to come away a winner against undefeated Allen East. The Mustangs dominated the first half and then held off the Royals 22-14 at Allen East.

In her final year to compete, Katelyn Lewis of Upper Sandusky FFA was announced Showman of Showmen champion Friday afternoon. Trent Baum was named reserve champion. The Showman of Showmen competition was held in the arena at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.

When the Tyson triplets, Nick, Landen and Conner, entered the arena for Junior Show Swine Showmanship in the beginner division, they didn’t expect the outcome would be the three of them in the first, second and third places. The three, age 11, are now in their second year of taking pigs to the fair, something they picked up from their cousins Jarod Fox and Grace Fox. They are members of the Carey Boys 4-H Club, of which their aunt and Grace and Jarod Fox’s mother, Kari Fox, is a co-adviser.

GALION — Upper Sandusky was slow getting to the football field on Friday night opening the game with an unsportsmanlike penalty as it failed to get out of the locker room on time. It may have been a telling sign of things to come as the Rams appeared overmatched against Galion in nonconference play on Friday night. The Tigers were ahead 42-0 with 7:57 to go in the second quarter thanks to a dominant offense and stingy defense that forced two turnovers before the skies lit up and thunder rumbled in the distance, causing both teams to head to the locker rooms and fans to take cover in their vehicles.

CAREY — Weather was not going to prevent the Ashland Crestview vs. Carey high school football game from being played Friday night. The game’s start was delayed three hours due to lightning, and then another 30 minutes after heat lightning was observed in the first quarter, but play resumed. In the end, a first quarter field goal was all Ashland Crestview needed, defeating Carey 3-0 in a non-conference game that ended after midnight at C.B. Wentling Field in Carey.

Sycamore resident Clara “Mickey” Ekleberry was honored Thursday morning in the Masters’ Building as the Wyandot County Senior Citizen of the Year as part of Senior Day festivities at the Wyandot County Fair. Ekleberry’s accomplishments include being a member of the Wyandot County Council on Aging Board, the Wyandot County Community Foundation board of trustees, volunteering for Wyandot Cares, over 25 years served at the Mohawk Community Library and over 60 years with Saint Pius Catholic Church in Sycamore, among others.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Five races into the season, Carey’s Sarah Reinhart already has three first-place finishes. And on Thursday, her closest competitor finished 1:21 behind her.