COLUMBUS — Usually when Upper Sandsuky wrestler Noah Clary wins, it is by a substantial margin. Two matches after a loss to No. 2 ranked St. Vincent-St. Mary’s David Heath in the Division II championship quarterfinals of the 81st annual state wrestling tournament, Clary responded with back-to-back dominant victories Friday at the Jerome Schottenstein Center.

Upper Sandusky High School’s acapella choir group “The Upper Class” performed several songs as musical entertainment for Thursday night’s Wyandot County Township Banquet inside the Masters’ Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.

NORWALK — With absolutely nothing going right for over a quarter, Carey needed someone to step up and change the momentum. Cody Luzader did that and then some.

COLUMBUS — After talking with his father the night of the district wrestling tournament in Norwalk, Upper Sandusky senior Connor Johnston changed his goals heading into his first appearance at the state tournament. He was able to adjust his goal after meeting the first one with a consolation round pin Thursday night.

St. Peter School will present its second annual benefit auction next weekend from 6-10 p.m. March 17 at the school gymnasium. If the second St. Patrick’s Day-themed event is as successful as the first, then a great evening is in store.

Upper Sandusky’s fifth-grade girls basketball team won the Mid-Ohio Basketball League championship and has a 21-1 record while also competing in the Central Ohio Basketball Association.

The Upper Sandusky High School cheer competition team placed second in the Division 4 OASSA State Championships at St. John’s Arena. There were 22 teams that qualified in the regionals to go on to compete in the state championship.

The Upper Sandusky Ministerial Association met recently at John Stewart United Methodist Church to discuss ways to get area citizens involved on Easter. “Two years ago we held the last daytime Good Friday community service,” Emanuel United Church of Christ Pastor Jay Scott said.

FOSTORIA — All season long, one of the goals of the 2017-18 Mohawk boys basketball team has been to accomplish what the program’s teams of the past weren’t able to. The Warriors defeated Carey twice, and the first victory was their first over the Blue Devils in what was believed to be at least five years.

SYCAMORE — It took two years for Mohawk senior Daniel Price to get back to the state wrestling tournament. Now that he has made it again, he wants to take advantage of his last opportunity.