BUCYRUS — Wynford moved to 2-0 in Northern 10 Athletic Conference play with a 25-16, 21-25, 25-19, 25-12 victory against Ridgedale on Thursday. Freshmen Dani Gleespen and Mckinley Britton had five kills each for the Rockets (0-2, 0-1 N10).

CAREY — Carey’s junior varsity golf team split in a tri-match Thursday, shooting a 213. Liberty-Benton scored a 169 that would beat most varsity teams, while North Baltimore finished with a 260.

Upper Sandusky gave up just six games in its five matches in a 5-0 sweep of Pleasant in girls tennis action Wednesday. The Rams (6-0) shut out the Spartans (0-2) in six of 10 sets, which allowed the match to be completed quickly before rain moved in.

A scorecard error caused a disqualification and a second one-stroke loss in Northern 10 Athletic Conference play for the Upper Sandusky boys golf team Wednesday. Freshman No. 1 player Brett Montgomery shot a 41 that did not count, and the Rams suffered a 189-190 loss to Seneca East at Lincoln Hills Golf Club.

MANSFIELD — Grace Miller, Sierra Carey and Katelyn Hildebrand scored two goals apiece as the Upper Sandusky girls soccer team shut out Mansfield St. Peter’s, 7-0, on Wednesday. Trudy Daughenbaugh added a goal, and Abigail Gerber had two assists.

BUCYRUS — Annika Gerlach medaled again to lead the Wynford girls golf team to a 227-244 victory against Wynford in a girls golf match Wednesday at The Golf Club of Bucyrus. Gerlach shot a 51, while Gretchen Harris finished with a 55.

BUCYRUS — Plymouth edged Wynford, 182-194, in a non-conference boys golf match Tuesday at The Golf Club of Bucyrus. The Big Red’s Dylan Patton earned medalist honors with a 41.

Mohawk’s seventh grade football team topped Colonel Crawford, 40-6, on Tuesday. Kendell Blair scored two rushing touchdowns and a two-point conversion run, and Collin Barth had a rushing touchdown and three two-point conversion runs.

A lot of talent graduated from Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball teams, especially from two-time undefeated champion Upper Sandusky. Buckeye Central returns all but one player, and Carey, though it graduated two outstanding ones, has the talent this year that finally could result in the Rams’ first conference defeat.

Carey’s boys and girls started the cross country season with top-five finishes in the Upper Sandusky Icebreaker Invite on Tuesday at Harrison Smith Park.