The Mohawk eighth grade football team went undefeated and won the Northern 10 Athletic Conference championship. The Warriors are (first row, from left) Zachariah King, Anthony Zender, Tyson Johnson, Tyler Hayman, Kaleb Leeth, Mason Tyree, Trey Combs;

ST. MARYS — The light rain that began around halftime had picked up by game’s end, and the Rams had a long drive on their humid school bus ahead. Seeded 11th out of 11 teams in its district with a draw straight into the sectional final, Upper Sandusky was overmatched to the tune of an 11-2 defeat at No. 3 St. Marys Memorial on Wednesday night.

FOSTORIA — The volleyball banner in the Fostoria High School gym is virtually blank, showing only a Great Lakes League title in 1976. There are no dates listed underneath sectional championships.

FORT RECOVERY — A shorthanded Riverdale volleyball team fell at Fort Recovery in a sectional semifinal match Wednesday, 25-17, 25-11, 25-15. Carrol Pauley and Jessica Johnston led the 12th-seeded Falcons (10-13) with seven kills each.

BELLEVUE — Despite a loss, Upper Sandusky volleyball coach Kerri Thiel had nothing but good things to say about how her team finished its season Tuesday night.

Statistically historic careers came to an end for the seniors of the Upper Sandusky girls soccer season as the No. 8 seed Rams fell to No. 4 seed Lima Shawnee on Tuesday, 4-0.

CAREY — The best way to get in postseason form is to play your way into it. Carey volleyball started its road to a potential fifth straight sectional title with a quick sectional semifinal victory over Lakota on Tuesday, 25-10, 25-7, 25-9.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale seemed to do almost everything right Tuesday night in a Division III boys soccer sectional opener against Ada.

Destiny DeFeo was the Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s girls runner of the year for the third straight year, and Carey coach Dean Kessler was named girls coach of the year. The All-N10 cross country teams are based on the league meet for runners, while a coaches’ vote determines coaches of the year.

Riverdale freshman Juleigha Collier was an All-Blanchard Valley Conference first-team honoree based on her sixth-place finish in 20:58.52 on Saturday in the Blanchard Valley Conference Championships. Sophomore sister Kendra Collier earned second-team honors, finishing in 21:31.06, while freshman Isabella Renteria received honorable mention with a finish in 23:29.18.