The Upper Sandusky High School boys and girls soccer programs are seeking donations to be sent to orphanages and schools in Ukraine. The deadline to drop off new or gently used soccer gear has been extended to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the USHS office.

Upper Sandusky High School will be hosting sports camps this summer. A baseball clinic will be held for students rising into grades 2-7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.

SYCAMORE — Avita is providing free physicals to Mohawk students from 4-8 p.m. May 22 at Buckeye Central. Students from Buckeye Central, Seneca East and Plymouth also are invited.

Upper Sandusky High School and SportsCare at Wyandot Memorial Hospital are offering athletic physicals May 30 in the USHS gymnasium. WMH staff and local chiropractors and optometrists will provide physical exams for a $15 donation to the athletic department to be used for the purchase of supplies.

The Upper Sandusky baseball team closed its season with a 4-3 victory against Colonel Crawford in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference game Friday. Both teams scored early but not much after that.

Reineke opened the Upper Sandusky girls slowpitch softball season with an 18-13 victory against First Federal Bank last Monday.

With a shot up the middle, Maddy Stansbery drove home Blayc Hacker and drove Upper Sandusky back to the district round. The No. 4 Rams were 5-4 walk-off winners over No. 5 Vermilion in their sectional final Friday.

NORTH ROBINSON — For the third consecutive year, Colonel Crawford remains the only school to ever claim a boys or girls Northern 10 Athletic Conference title. The Eagles claimed the boys championship by a 150-116 margin over Seneca East and the girls team edged Upper Sandusky 150.5-148.

MILAN — Though Edison by no means is the same team as last year, the state-tested Chargers proved more clutch than young Wynford in a 6-2 Division III sectional final softball game Friday.