NEW WASHINGTON — Northern 10 Athletic Conference rival Colonel Crawford edged Carey, 49-53, for the boys championship Saturday in the Buckeye Central Invitational. The Blue Devils had a huge advantage in fifth-runner score, but the Eagles had enough of an advantage in the first through fourth spots, led by winner Chad Johnson, who finished in 15:34.80.

OLD FORT — Mohawk’s girls topped Upper Sandusky for seventh place via the sixth runner tiebreaker Saturday in the Old Fort Invitational. Both teams finished with 205 points.

Giving up the big play, specifically to players with the last name Martin, led to the downfall of Upper Sandusky in a muddy game against Seneca East on Friday night. The Rams gave up 159 yards to the Tigers on four touchdown plays in the second quarter on Seneca East’s way to a 40-14 victory.

BUCYRUS — For all but a few plays, Mohawk’s defense limited the running yards of Wynford quarterback Zach Hoffman. But the senior who entered the week as the Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s second-leading rusher broke free for a pair of long runs, and the Wynford defense did the rest in a 24-6 homecoming victory Friday night.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Running back Mason Warnimont and the rest of Cory-Rawson’s football team spoiled Riverdale’s homecoming festivities with a breakout performance on Friday night.

CAREY — Carey has had its share of strong starts against tough opponents. Friday was no different, as the Blue Devils took a 22-7 lead over Ontario at the end of the first quarter, but the Warriors took advantage of short fields, and a stiff front seven limited opportunities for the Blue Devils in the second half of their homecoming game, resulting a 45-30 loss.

BUCYRUS — It did not take long for Sydney Kin to record her 700th career kill Thursday evening. And for awhile, it appeared Carey’s road woes were a thing of the past.

GALION — Mohawk appears to be a lock to advance to district tournament play with a 338 during Division III sectional play that was suspended before all teams finished Thursday at Valley View Golf Course. The Warriors, Wynford and Seneca East, playing in the same group, were the only teams who had all five of their golfers complete their rounds before thunderstorms hit the area. Rounds will be completed Monday.

ADA — With the scored tied 0-0 and 10 minutes left in its game against Ada, the Riverdale soccer team delved into its bag of tricks on Thursday night. During a free kick on the left side from about 15 yards away from the Ada net, two Riverdale players approached the ball as if they were going to put a foot on it, before Coby Miller placed a cross pass in front of the net that Josh Hunter was able to head past Ada keeper Ace Gamble for the game’s only goal as Falcons claimed 1-0 North Central Ohio Soccer Association victory.