SYCAMORE — Mohawk senior Austin Harper was named a first-team baseball All-Ohioan for the second straight year, and senior teammate David Dietrich received honorable mention from the release Monday by the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association.

PIQUA — Shane Pack was a double placer despite an injury, Madelyn Shasteen placed for the second year in a row, and Nate McMillan cracked a top eight to cap his freshman season.

TIFFIN — Not feeling the best, Riverdale senior Carrol Pauley made things a lot easier on herself with a strong first throw in the discus in the Division III regional track and field meet Friday at Frost Kalnow Stadium in Tiffin.

LANCASTER — Mohawk’s Destini Oler will be busy during the state track and field meet. Already having qualified for state with the Warriors’ 3200 relay team Wednesday, Oler advanced to Columbus in both the 800 and 1600 runs Friday during Division III regional competition at Fairfield Union.

BUCYRUS — By putting academics first, Wynford senior Seth Hoffman was able to zero in on a college choice to continue his track and field career. Hoffman signed Thursday to throw as part of the Miami University track and field team.

PIQUA — Shane Pack wasn’t at his best, but he was good enough to advance. A state placer in the discus last year, Pack will be back in Columbus for the same event next week after tossing a throw of 147-3 in the Division II regional track and field competition at Piqua on Thursday.

CAREY — When the Blue Devils face The Golden Bears at the Marathon Diamonds this year, it’ll be for a trip to state. A bit of a surprise to reach the regional tournament last year, Carey downed perennial power Gibsonburg, 8-6, in the semifinal before losing to eventual state champion Convoy Crestview in the final.

Mohawk’s Austin Harper repeated as Northern 10 Athletic Conference player of the year on the All-N10 baseball team released Thursday. The senior shortstop and pitcher was second in the N10 with a .463 average, ranked one off the league lead in home runs with three and finished with N10-bests of 33 RBIs and 33 runs scored. His 14 doubles, .586 on-base percentage and .768 slugging percentage also were best in the N10. As a pitcher, Harper was 2-2 with two saves, a 1.79 ERA and 33 strikeouts in 27 1-3 innings.

Bookie’s Lawn Service won its third straight game with a 16-14 victory against the Tiffin Twisters in a SenSanWyan C League girls fastpitch softball game Wednesday.