Emma Lohr (left), of Nevada, and Kenny Minich, of Bucyrus, were named the Wynford High School homecoming queen and king, respectively, before Friday night’s game against Buckeye Central.

PEORIA,Ill. — Katrina Forseth, daughter of Dallas and Brenda Parsell, of Forest, recently returned from a summer three-week mission trip to Uganda, East Central Africa, “To Africa and Back!” In 21 days, her team reached over 3,000 children in schools and Sunday schools across the country and also 1,500 adults through churches and conferences sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

No injuries were reported in a crash just after 1 p.m. on the 100 block of South Sandusky Avenue, in which a vehicle drove into a store front according to the Upper Sandusky Police Department.

FINDLAY — If first-year Riverdale head football coach Britton Devier was looking for a signature win in his debut season, he found it Friday night against Van Buren at Donnell Stadium in Findlay, defeating the Black Knights for the first time since joining the Blanchard Valley Conference six years ago.

BUCYRUS — After finishing the nonconference portion of its schedule with a 1-2 record, Wynford felt it needed to make a statement heading into Northern 10 Athletic Conference play Friday night against Buckeye Central. The Royals’ offense flashed their big play ability, scoring on all five possessions in the first half en route to a dominating 57-0 win on homecoming night against the winless Bucks.

(From top right, clockwise) Cheryl Lyon and Wanda Monroe helped teach Marilyn McClain and Ala Said how to play euchre Thursday evening at the Game Night for Grown-ups event, which was held at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

CAREY — For the second time in one week, Carey’s Sarah Reinhart won a race by more than a minute. Reinhart won the girls race in 20:16 at the Carey Run on Thursday at Carey. Her closest competitor, Van Buren’s Justine Hunt, finished second in 21:20.

Upper Sandusky had a well-rounded effort in taking a 25-18, 16-25, 25-18, 25-17 victory against Colonel Crawford on Thursday night in Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball action at Upper Sandusky. Emily Hill and Lily Gibson finished with seven kills each, while Reagan Ward contributed four aces, six kills and five blocks. Jenna Kurtz finished with five kills and four blocks for the Rams (4-9, 3-6 N10).

The Upper Sandusky junior high softball team, sponsored by East of Chicago, won the Summer U14 Hancock County championship (first), the Hancock County junior high spring championship (middle) and the Liberty-Benton 14U Classic championship (last) this past season.

FINDLAY — Kylie Recker scored a pair of goals late in the first half, and Division III state No. 8 Liberty-Benton pulled away for a 5-0 victory against Riverdale in a girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association match Wednesday at Liberty-Benton.