Upper Sandusky 16-year-old disc golfer Lacey Brugler has proven she made a good decision to turn pro following last year’s Professional Disc Golf Association and Amateur and Junior Disc Golf Championships. Within the span of about one month, the rookie professional has won three tournament championships.

Wyandot County Commissioners Bill Clinger (from left), Ron Metzger and Steve Seitz inspect a storm drain and surface water in a field located near Custom Glass Solutions by Guardian on Ohio 67 in Upper Sandusky. The field was part of the Guardian-Smalley tile project completed by Thiel Excavating and Drainage after a five-year battle with CSX Transportation railroad company.

“It was perfect,” Upper Sandusky coach David Young said. He was talking about Sydney Swavel’s at-bat against Colonel Crawford’s Sydney Studer in the fourth inning that set up the only run in a 1-0 Upper Sandusky victory, but he just as easily could have been referencing Blayc Hacker’s no-hitter.

SYCAMORE — Hannah Jordan had an uncharacteristically bad inning in the pitching circle Monday, but she made up for it. Jordan’s two-run home run sparked a 15-run third inning in Mohawk’s 22-8 five-inning victory against Buckeye Central in a Division IV sectional semifinal game.

The Upper Sandusky High School prom was held Saturday evening at the Masters Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.

CAREY — As summer approaches, the American Red Cross and Carey Volunteer Fire Department want to help village residents prevent disaster and, if necessary, beat the heat. As part of a national campaign, volunteers went door to door with fire safety information and free smoke alarms for residents.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk plated seven runs in the first three innings against Arcadia and cruised to a 7-2 non-league victory Saturday morning. The Warriors (17-3) scored three runs in the first inning, one in the second and three in the third.

SYCAMORE — Education always has been important to 80-year-old Curtis Jackson. After pushing his three adult children and six grandchildren toward their higher education goals, Jackson now is working toward his own.