COLUMBUS — Riverdale senior Carrol Pauley won the girls championship in the Ohio State Hammer Championship held Sunday at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. She threw 158-10 to win the event by more than 21 feet over second-place finisher Katie Roush of Centerville.

The Upper Sandusky softball team recently held its awards banquet. Honorees were (front row, from left) Cassidy Rall, Maddison Stansbery, Erika Rosario, Madison Vince, Sara Gier;

COLUMBUS — Upper Sandusky’s Shane Pack didn’t set a new school record for distance in the discus, but he did place higher in the event than he did last season. Pack set the school mark with a throw of 161-6 and finished seventh in the discus at a loaded state meet as a junior.

COLUMBUS — Riverdale’s Kyle Evans had the top regional time in the 400 dash and the top qualifying time in Friday’s preliminary heats. Saturday, he ran out of the gate a bit too hard.

COLUMBUS — When the girls mile started on Saturday morning at the state track and field meet at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, Destini Oler was sitting in the shade. The Mohawk junior saved her energy for the 800 run, her better of two individual distance races for which she qualified, and ended up turning in her best race.

COLUMBUS — Carey’s Gavin Woods said Friday after qualifying for finals in the 400 dash at the state track and field meet that his only goal was to make the podium. He did that and more Saturday, running his lap in another personal-record time of 50.2 seconds.

COLUMBUS — Carey’s Trevor Cook’s last race wasn’t his best one, but he made up some ground on his last straightaway.

Riverdale’s Trey Miller earned first-team honors on the All-Blanchard Valley Conference baseball team released recently. The Falcons’ Aidan Loveridge was a second-team selection, and Wayne Frey and Evan McKee earned honorable mention.

Riverdale’s Janessa Taylor was a first-team pick to the All-Blanchard Valley Conference softball team released recently. The Falcons’ Hannah Morris and Lindsay Nichols earned honorable mention.

CAREY — Carey No. 4 scored five times in the fourth inning and then got a strikeout with the bases loaded to hold on for an 11-10 victory against Upper Sandusky Bookie’s Lawn Service in a SenSanWyan C League girls fastpitch softball game Friday.