MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale’s Sydney Holderman has spent her whole life in the gym, and the result is that she now is a two-time All-Ohioan. After earning All-Ohio honorable mention last year, the senior took second-team honors this season after leading the Blanchard Valley Conference in scoring.

Already one of the sharpest 3-point shooters in Ohio girls basketball history, Abigail Fogle was honored Tuesday evening by being named Division II All-Ohio honorable mention. The junior guard shot just less than 50 percent this season from long range and averaged 19.8 points per game to rank second in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference in scoring.

The Upper Sandusky fourth grade girls basketball team is undefeated this season and recently won the championship at the Cardington tournament. The team is 11-0 and beat Shelby twice to win the Mid-Ohio Basketball League championship.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School is seeking a varsity girls basketball head coach. Limited teaching positions are available.

CAREY — Carey junior forward Sydney Kin was given honorable mention All-Ohio in Division IV girls basketball in the team released by The Associated Press on Monday. “It starts with her work ethic in the gym,” Carey coach Phil Vaughn said.

For the second straight year, 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 Monday. Vent, a senior forward, led the N10 in scoring at 19.8 points per game, ranked fourth in rebounding at 7.1 per game, was fourth in steals at 2.1 per game and finished eighth in assists with an average of 3.5 per game.

COLUMBUS — Tanner May ended his freshman season with three straight losses in the state tournament, but his two championship bracket wins were good enough to finish sixth at 182 pounds. Saturday, May faced a familiar opponent in the consolation finals after dropping down with a loss against two-time champ and eventual runner-up James Handwerk in the championship semis Friday night.

COLUMBUS — It ended in surprising fashion. One second, Cole Draper, three-time state placer, appeared to be riding out a narrow victory in the final match of his career.

Upper Sandusky’s Wes Vent and Riverdale’s Sydney Holderman were first-team All-Northwest District selections on teams released by The Associated Press on Thursday evening. Vent received the honor in boys Division II, while Holderman was picked in girls Division III.