SYCAMORE — Mohawk rallied in the fourth quarter to win its third straight game with a 36-34 victory against Hopewell-Loudon on Tuesday evening. Chelsey Trusty had 12 points, four steals and three assists, and Anna Stillberger tallied 11 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Warriors, who began the year 0-4.

ASHLAND – Wynford got back in the game in the third quarter, but Ashland Crestview pulled away in the fourth for a 62-42 victory in a non-conference boys basketball game Tuesday night. The Cougars (4-2) led 14-7 after one quarter and 31-15 at halftime before the Royals (3-4) cut their deficit to 39-30 entering the fourth.

Team Blackhawk recently defeated Carolina Blue, 3-2, in an overtime shootout during the C-League tournament finals in the Findlay Men’s Hockey League at The Cube in Findlay.

A game and one quarter into Wes Vent’s return to Upper Sandusky’s lineup, the Rams’ offense looked nearly unstoppable, and the defense was pretty good, too. Upper Sandusky shot better than 60 percent and forced 29 turnovers in an 84-56 defeat of Seneca East on Friday night.

BUCYRUS — It’s good to have someone who can fill it up in a game of hoops. Jack Reed did it for Wynford in a 47-38 win over Mohawk on Friday with 22 points, including nine straight for his team in the third and fourth quarters to hold off a Warriors run.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Going up against a high-pressure defense, Riverdale’s offensive game never fully clicked during Friday night’s boys basketball contest against Leipsic.

NEW RIEGEL — New Riegel topped Carey 58-51 in a non-league boys basketball game Friday night.

MANSFIELD — Upper Sandusky’s boys and girls each won the Mansfield Friendly House invite Thursday. The girls were handy winners over Madison, 113-54, and the boys also topped Madison 111-55.

BUCYRUS — Confidence means a lot in basketball, and right now Beth Dundore and the Mohawk girls basketball team have it. Dundore buried five 3-pointers and scored 17 points to lead the Warriors to their second straight win, 39-20, at Wynford on Thursday night.

You could say Abigail Fogle was feeling it Thursday night. The junior sharpshooter made nine 3-pointers in Upper Sandusky’s 71-46 win over Seneca East.