FOSTORIA — Mohawk had three sectional champions and eight of its nine wrestlers were district qualifiers as the Warriors won the team championship over Carey during Division III sectional action Saturday at Fostoria.

MONROEVILLE — Never before had Norwalk won a girls basketball sectional championship. The Truckers also never before had a player like Jiselle Thomas.

LEXINGTON — When their seniors scorer sat with foul trouble, Riverdale got a push from a pair of juniors. Lexie Wright had 18 points, 11 rebounds and seven steals, and Reygan Frey chipped in 16 points, nine rebounds and seven assists to life the fourth-seeded Falcons over No. 7 Edison, 60-51, in a sectional final Saturday at Lexington.

WILLARD — Mohawk could not have gotten a better start than what it did in Saturday. Chelsey Trusty drilled a 3-pointer, but Margaretta responded with the next 16 points.

GENOA — Every time New Riegel needed a play, Brianna Gillig made it. She scored 29 points, including the game-winning basket with seven seconds left to lift No. 6 seed New Riegel to a 44-43 upset victory against No. 3 Carey in a Division IV sectional final game Saturday afternoon at Genoa.

Left: REACH volunteers Brenda Koehler (left) and Sherry Grafmiller post a sign on the Wyandot County Courthouse lawn Friday.

Approximately six years ago, Duck Pond Park located on Duck Pond Road had a problem. There were too many ducks.

Upper Sandusky withstood one half of back-and-forth basketball before it pulled away from the Northern 10 Athletic Conference runner-up in a runaway second half. A 63-36 win over Colonel Crawford sealed Upper’s second-straight season with a 22-0 record.

NEW WASHINGTON — Defense was the key Friday night. On a night when it struggled on offense, Wynford got a pair of late stops and held off a Buckeye Central rally attempt, 37-34, to close out the regular season.

MARION — The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners attended a legislative luncheon Thursday at Rosa and Rocco’s Italian Kitchen and Steakhouse in Marion. The Wyandot County officials joined commissioners from Crawford, Union, Morrow, Seneca, Sandusky and Marion counties, Seneca County Job and Family Services Director Kathy Oliver, Seneca County Auditor Julie Adkins and Marion County Family Court Judge Robert Fragale to listen to and speak with Ohio District 26 Sen. Dave Burke.