KENTON — The Upper Sandusky boys tennis team opened its season with a 4-1 victory against Kenton on Monday. “It was a really good opening win for us with three new singles players from last year and the doubles teams all being new combinations,” Upper Sandusky coach Aaron Frazee said.

KENTON — Kenton took advantage of eight Upper Sandusky errors in a five-inning 11-0 baseball victory Monday. The Wildcats scored six times in the second inning, twice each in the third and fourth innings and once in the fifth.

SYCAMORE — Wyatt Cook threw a season-opening, six-inning no-hitter in Mohawk’s 11-1 victory against Cory-Rawson on Monday. Cook walked two and gave up an unearned run with eight strikeouts.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk’s softball team scored six times in the first inning and cruised to a season-opening 12-2 victory in six innings against Cory-Rawson on Monday. The Warriors (1-0) added a single run each in the second and third innings before the Hornets scored their two runs in the top of the fourth.

ATTICA — Mohawk’s girls and boys both took fourth, while both of Carey’s teams were sixth in the season-opening Tiger Invitational track and field meet Saturday at Seneca East. Oak Harbor topped New London, 175-130, for the girls championship, while the Rockets edged the Wildcats, 149-126, for the boys title.

BELLEVUE — Each team rallied once in the seventh inning in a season-opening softball split between Upper Sandusky and Bellevue on Saturday at Bellevue. The Rams scored six times in the top of the seventh inning in the opening game to take a 9-7 victory, while Skylar Reed’s three-run walk-off home run with one out in the bottom of the seventh in the second game gave the Redmen a 6-5 victory.

BELLEVUE — Upper Sandusky lost two shortened non-league baseball games to open its season Saturday, falling 10-0 in five innings to Edison before dropping a 10-0, six-inning game against Bellevue. Clay Cooper was the winning pitcher for Edison, allowing four hits and two walks with seven strikeouts in five innings.

Upper Sandusky’s junior varsity softball team split with Bellevue on Saturday, scoring 11 times in the bottom of the seventh to win the high-scoring opener, 26-25, and then dropping a 14-9 decision in five innings in the second game.