GALION — Brett Montgomery shot a 1-over-par 37 to lead Upper Sandusky to a 169-207 victory against Colonel Crawford on Thursday at Valley View Golf Course. It was the sixth time Montgomery has medaled this year.

The Upper Sandusky girls tennis team dropped its first match of the season, 3-2, against Galion on Wednesday. The Tigers (7-2) swept the Rams (8-1) in singles matches to take the victory.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — For the first 32 minutes of Wednesday night’s girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association match, Ada kept Riverdale at bay. Outside of Hannah Morris drilling the crossbar with a shot, every Riverdale scoring chance ended with a save by Rielyn Castle or a defensive stop by the Bulldogs, many of which were by freshman Ruth Pfeiffer.

RAWSON — Riverdale won each set by only two points but it was good enough to sweep Cory-Rawson, 26-24, 25-23, 25-23, on Wednesday evening. Carrol Pauley led the Falcons (3-4, 1-1 Blanchard Valley Conference) with 10 kills on 18-of-21 hitting, and she added two aces, two assists and eight digs.

ARLINGTON — Mason Pickett shot a 52 to lead Riverdale in a Blanchard Valley Conference tri-match Thursday at Sycamore Springs Golf Course. Hopewell-Loudon won with a 191-217 advantage over Leipsic, while Riverdale finished with a 250.

KENTON — The Hardin County Family YMCA is hosting a men’s “Around the Horn” one-pitch softball tournament Sept. 24-25 at the Home Run Memorial Park Little League fields on Ohio 292 in Kenton. The cost is $175 per team. Rosters should have 10-15 players with no changes permitted once play begins.

CAREY — Hannah Frey, a 2012 Riverdale High School graduate and certified personal fitness trainer, will host a weeklong fitness challenge from Sept. 24 through Oct. 1. The Me vs. Me 1-Week Fitness Challenge invites participants of all ages to perform and record three exercises during a performance day Sept. 24.

BUCYRUS — Madelyn Shasteen ran out to the front in the first few strides and never looked back. The Upper Sandusky sophomore ran the Wynford Cross Country Invitational course in 21:16.53 for first place. It was her first win in a varsity race.

Upper Sandusky had no trouble beating Wynford, 174-223, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference golf match Tuesday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Brett Montgomery earned medalist honors with a 40, and Turner Dilley scored a 42.

Things started to come together for Upper Sandusky as it picked up its second win of the year, defeating Seneca East, 25-18, 27-25, 18-25, 25-22, on Tuesday night. “I am certain that we will continue to win and start to mesh better,” Upper Sandusky coach Kerri Thiel said.