CAREY — The sixth annual Wyandot Sports Hall of Fame golf outing is 8:30 a.m. Aug. 19 at Bob’s Countryside Golf Course, 4204 Ohio 199, Carey. The cost for the four-person scramble is $40 per person, which includes 18 holes with a cart and a sack lunch.

MORRAL — Ridgedale High School is seeking sponsors and teams for its golf outing at 2 p.m. July 15 at The Golf Club of Bucyrus. Donations also are being accepted.

Wyandot County Special Olympics is selling $10 tickets for a raffle with 10 large prizes and 40 prizes overall. Top prizes include a gun, a Yeti cooler, an iPad, a barbecue grill, half a hog and pizza for a year from 9 Flags.

CAREY — Upper Sandusky Bookie’s Lawn Service scored five runs in the first inning on its way to an 8-3 victory Monday against McCutchenville in the second round of the SenSanWyan C League girls fastpitch softball tournament at Waterworks Park in Carey.

COLUMBUS — Wyandot County finished the weekend with eight gold medals, but a silver medal finish in unified volleyball was one of the highlights during the Special Olympics Summer Games in Columbus. The Indians took part in unified events for the first time, and the volleyball team featured four unified athletes in addition to four Special Olympians.

Upper Sandusky High School Athletic Director Brad Ehrman reported Wyandot Memorial Hospital’s sports physicals for high school and middle school athletes raised $1,005 to help purchase medical supplies for district teams.

Special Olympics Ohio is trying to move toward unified events, and Wyandot County is taking a lead. Wyandot County is participating in three unified sports during this weekend’s Summer Games: bocce, swimming and volleyball.

MARYSVILLE — Wynford’s Jacob Beaschler was fifth, and Upper Sandusky’s Owen Knapp took seventh Wednesday in the 13-15 division in the Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association tournament at Marysville Golf Course.

What may seem of little value here will mean a lot to children in Ukraine. When Wyandot County residents Charlotte Leeth and Lana and George Sakash visit the poor Eastern European nation in September, they will be able to provide the most requested items — soccer equipment — and in large measure thanks to area donations spearheaded by the Upper Sandusky boys and girls soccer teams.