NORTHWOOD — Otsego edged Sylvania Northview, 247.5-243, for the championship this weekend at the Jim Derr Invitational at Northwood. Riverdale competed but did not place in the top five, nor did any of its wrestlers compete for championships.

ARCADIA — Carey outlasted Arcadia, 57-54, in an overtime girls basketball victory Saturday to improve to 1-1. Sydney Kin had 26 points and 10 rebounds.

SHELBY — Shelby defeated Wynford 59-36 in the Royals’ boys basketball season opener Saturday. Jack Reed made five of eight 3-point shots had 19 points and eight rebounds.

WILLARD — Upper Sandusky opened its season without All-Ohio senior forward Wes Vent, who is inactive indefinitely due to violation of team rules. In Game 1, Upper Sandusky was fine.

CAREY — Riverdale had a distinct advantage inside, exploiting Carey’s lack of size in a season-opening 64-44 road victory to open the season Friday night. Noah Hough, at 6-foot-6, finished with 22 points and 12 rebounds, Isaiah Hicks had 16 points and seven rebounds before leaving with an injury late in the third quarter.

SYCAMORE — New Riegel pulled away in the fourth quarter to take a 51-38 victory against Mohawk to open the boys basketball season Friday night. The Blue Jackets (1-0) led 13-9 after one quarter, 27-21 at halftime and 34-30 after three quarters before getting a final cushion with a 17-8 fourth-quarter advantage.

NEW WASHINGTON — The Upper Sandusky eighth grade boys basketball team defeated Upper Sandusky, 27-19, on Thursday. Owesley Ogden and Austin McLane had seven points each, and Cade Adams scored six points.

VAN BUREN — Sydney Holderman had 27 points to lead Riverdale’s girls basketball team to a 72-45 victory at Van Buren to open Blanchard Valley Conference play Thursday night. Holderman knocked down 11 field goals, including a pair of 3-pointers, and hit three free throws.

FINDLAY — The Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches will host the Northwest Ohio District Indoor Track and Field Invitational on Jan. 20 at the University of Findlay’s Malcolm Athletic Center inside the Koehler Fitness and Recreation Complex.

Upper Sandusky’s cross country awards winners were (front row, from left) Katie Homburg, Madelyn Shasteen, Madison McLaughlin, Adriane Weininger, Sydney Swavel, Tiffany Watkins;