FINDLAY — Carey and Riverdale advanced a slew of competitors to regional competition on the second day of the Division III district meet Saturday at Findlay High School.

FOSTORIA — Deja vu. The fourth-seeded Carey Blue Devils defeated top-seeded Columbus Grove, 7-3, Saturday afternoon at Fostoria High School to capture the 2017 Division IV District title.

MILAN — The ball popped off of Abigail Fogle’s bat, and Alexis Fogle rounded third base. But a perfect throw stopped both the younger Fogle and the Rams rally in their tracks.

SHELBY — Mohawk nearly got a break in the first inning, but instead it was Lucas that took advantage of a second chance. Anna Westfield’s two-run home run put the Cubs up for good, and they went on to win the first softball district championship in school history, 7-1, over the Warriors on Saturday at Shelby.

BUCYRUS — Wynford’s Alizhah Watson won a pair of events to lead area competitors Saturday in the Division III district track and field meet at Bucyrus. Watson was first in the 100 dash in 11.38 and the 200 dash in 22.64.

CAREY — Seneca East blanked Carey, 3-0, to finish with only one loss in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference on Saturday. The Tigers (20-5, 15-1 N10) scored two runs in the first inning and one in the fifth.

DEFIANCE — Shane Pack qualified for regionals in his second event, and Chris Omeonga, Nate McMillan and Madelyn Shasteen also advanced to the next level of competition in the conclusion of the Division II district track and field meet Friday at Defiance High School.

The softball field at Fostoria High School quickly became unplayable following heavy rain just as the Division IV district final game between Carey and Columbus Grove was set to begin Friday.

The Upper Sandusky Bookie’s Lawn Service third- and fourth-grade girls fastpitch softball team lost, 21-17, to Seneca East No. 3 to open the season in SenSanWyan C League play Tuesday at Harrison Smith Park.

CAREY — It was senior day, but a couple of freshmen stole the show. Bridget Mullholand’s one-hit shutout was better than Hannah Messmer’s one hit and no earned runs allowed in a 1-0 Carey softball victory over Wynford on Thursday.