ARLINGTON — Carey finished second in the Division III sectional golf tournament Thursday at Sycamore Springs Golf Course, advancing to district tournament play for the second straight year. The Blue Devils were runners-up to Van Buren, 316-353, with McComb also reaching district play by taking third with a 362.

Upper Sandusky pushed league-leading Buckeye Central though a set and a half, but after that, the Bucks took over for a 25-15, 25-17, 25-5 victory on Thursday night. The Rams (5-12, 5-6 Northern 10 Athletic Conference) held a small lead midway through the second set but struggled to get anything after that.

YCAMORE — Destini Oler had 10 kills to lead Mohawk to a 25-19, 25-20, 25-18 victory against Bucyrus in Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball Thursday night. Emily Conner added nine kills and a team-high four blocks, and Addie Thiery finished with seven kills and two aces.

CALEDONIA — Sierra Carey added to her Upper Sandusky record assist total with three Thursday in a 7-0 girls soccer victory at River Valley. It was Carey’s third career three-assist game.

There never before has been a team inducted into the Upper Sandusky Athletic Hall of Fame, but then again, there never before had been a team like the 2004-05 basketball team.

NORTH BALTIMORE — Riverdale completed a marathon run of matches with nothing other than a marathon match, winning at North Baltimore, 19-25, 25-18, 25-20, 23-25, 17-15, on Wednesday night. It was the sixth match in the last five days for the Falcons (9-8, 4-4 Blanchard Valley Conference).

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale girls soccer team cruised to a 10-0 victory against Galion on Wednesday. Gabi Rodriguez scored three times, and Reygan Frey had two goals.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk’s seventh and eighth grade football teams both defeated Upper Sandusky by scores of 44-0 on Tuesday. Kendall Blair ran for three touchdowns in the seventh-grade game, and Collin Barth had two rushing touchdowns and three two-point conversions.

The Upper Sandusky Cheetahs 10U soccer team has started the season 2-2. The Cheetahs lost their opener, 4-2, to the Hardin County YMCA Kickers.

CAREY — There’s no place no like home for the Carey volleyball team. The Blue Devils remained perfect in their new gym and avenged an early-season sweep at Mohawk by returning the favor, 25-16, 25-23, 25-16, on Tuesday night.