FOSTORIA — Five Carey football players will play of the West as part of the 34th annual Sunny Farms Landfill East-West All-Star Football Game at 7 p.m. Saturday at Fostoria Memorial Stadium. The Blue Devils’ Garrett Billock, Devon Orwick, Xaxi Boes, Jon Racheter and Gavin Woods are among the 85 graduated seniors from 29 different schools slated to take part.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Mark Gillfillan 5K Memorial Run/Walk will be held at 7 p.m. June 23 at Riverdale Schools. Pre-registration is $15 with a shirt and $12 without.

SYCAMORE — The Wyandot County Pheasants Forever and Rogers Lake Conservation Club are sponsoring free youth trap shoots for boys and girls 18 and younger at 6 p.m. June 29 and July 13 at Rogers Lake, 1748 Ohio 103, Sycmaore.

Upper Sandusky High School is hiring a head varsity softball coach for the 2017-18 school year. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest, resume and three references to: Brad Ehrman, 800 N. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky OH 43351 or by email to brad_e@usevs.org.

ASHLAND — Harpster native Brett Montgomery, who will be a sophomore at Upper Sandusky, finished fifth in his division and tied for 39th overall in the Ohio Junior Golf Championships on Tuesday and Wednesday at Ashland Golf Club.

TIFFIN — The Upper Sandusky Black Marlins summer swim teams defeated the Tiffin YMCA to open the season Wednesday at Harrison Smith Park. The Black Marlins girls defeated Tiffin, 238-112, while the boys were 223-76 winners.

Highway 101 rolled to a 12-1 victory against Positive Image in a girls slowpitch softball game Friday.

Carey’s Teresa Gillig and Hailey Niederkohr earned top honors on the All-Daily Chief-Union team, while Upper Sandusky placed the most players on the team with six plus two honorable mention selections. Gillig repeated as coach of the year, and the freshman Niederkohr was voted player of the year.

Upper Sandusky resident John Joseph recently was inducted as a contributor to the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. As the owner of Shoot-A-Way, Joseph has sold more than 10,000 Shoot-A-Ways across the country and more than 21,000 “Guns” are being used by schools to help improve their shooting faster since it was created in 1998.