Carey’s Sydney Wentling was a first-team All-Northwest District selection in Division IV to lead all area players on the teams released Thursday evening. Wentling’s teammate Shelby Kin was selected to the second team in Division IV, and Riverdale’s Syndey Holderman was a second-team honoree in Division III.

Upper Sandusky’s Wes Vent led all area boys as a first-team All-Northwest District selection in Division II on teams released Thursday evening. All other area boys selected to the team were honorable mention, including Vent’s teammate, Kameron Beekman.

Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church B lost a 9-3 decision but came back with 5-1 and 5-3 victories to win the Wyandot County Church Dartball League regular season title Thursday. The league tournament is 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene.

Upper Sandusky’s Wes Vent was player of the year, and Jeff Winslow was coach of the year on the All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys basketball team released Wednesday. Carey’s Abel LaRoche and Wynford’s Alex Crall also were first-team All-N10 picks.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School will showcase the musical “How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying” at 7 p.m. March 11-12 and 2 p.m. March 13 in the Performing Arts Center. A satire of big business and all it holds sacred — including power, ambition and greed — it is a parody of a young businessman and his triumph amid the big business world.

Upper Sandusky wrestlers (from left) Connor Johnston, Noah Clary and Thurston Dyer walked the hallway and were wished good luck by fellow students before they left Wednesday for the state wrestler tournament, which starts today in Columbus.

Upper Sandusky High School senior Betsy Young took first place in the Bradford Powerlifting Meet to end the regular season undefeated Saturday.

WILLARD — For most of the game, Wynford played even or better with Mansfield St. Peter’s, but for about eight minutes, the Spartans had such a big surge, Tuesday night’s Division IV district semifinal game really never was in doubt.

Thurston Dyer is a four-time league wrestling champion and a two-time state qualifier. He has not finished in the top eight at the state tournament. Dyer will make his third appearance in the season-ending tournament in Columbus this weekend with the goal of finally winning at least two matches.

Noah Clary’s approach to wrestling in the state tournament is simple. “Just do the best I can,” he said. “Wrestle as hard as I can.” The Upper Sandusky sophomore has done just that all season. It has gotten him as far as a third-place finish in the Division II Fostoria district tournament at 160 pounds and a state qualification.