Multiple agencies responded to an injury crash involving two vehicles this morning at the intersection of Ohio 199 and CH 47 in rural Upper Sandusky. A Wyandot County man was driving on CH 47 when he pulled out in front of a Marysville man driving a red Jeep north on Ohio 199 before the Wyandot County man’s vehicle was struck on the passenger-side door of his white Pontiac, according to Wyandot County Sheriff’s Deputy Kevin Robison.

COLUMBUS — Noah Clary was about as dominant as he could have been in a match that went into the third period. Up 18-3 after a third-period takedown, Clary held on for a pin in 4:19 over Unioto’s Ben Davenport in the preliminary round of the state tournament at the Schottenstein Center at Ohio State on Thursday.

COLUMBUS — The scoring was nice and low, just how Cole Draper likes it. Draper advanced in the state wrestling tournament with a 3-1 decision victory over Rittman’s Manny Garza on Thursday at the Schottenstein Center at Ohio State University.

COLUMBUS — If there were any nerves, Tanner May sure didn’t show them. Carey’s first freshman state qualifier since 1989 made a strong first impression with an 8-2 decision victory over Austin Carroll, of Zane Trace, in the opening round of the state wrestling tournament at the Schottenstein Center at Ohio State University on Thursday.

COLUMBUS — Jonathon Racheter went into scramble mode and ended up on top. In the second period of a 3-3 match in the first consolation round, Racheter got Milton Union’s Tyler Courtright on his back and laid on top of him until the match was over.

Tymochtee Township Trustee Clarence Coffman (left) receives a distinguished service award from Wyandot County Township President Jack Leslie on Thursday during the annual township trustee dinner at the Masters Building. Coffman received the award for his dedicated service to the Wyandot County township at the dinner that recognized trustees, county officials and contract partners.

BUCYRUS — In an effort to honor her late grandmother, Wynford High School student Tara Zinser helped raise $4,599.13 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and presented that money during a ceremony in the school library Wednesday.

LEXINGTON — Not only did Riverdale’s surprise tournament run allow it to extend its season, it also made two broken records possible. Five tournament games were just enough for senior Sydney Holderman to become the Falcons’ career leading scorer, and it also allowed junior Lexie Wright to break the school single-season rebounding record.

LEXINGTON — Riverdale’s fairytale tournament run came to an end Wednesday night. After reeling off five straight wins to end the year, the underdog Falcons’ upset bid against Columbus Africentric fell short despite a back-and-forth first quarter.