KENTON — Kenton built a big early lead and seemed to be cruising to a non-conference baseball victory over Riverdale on Thursday. The Falcons (9-8) took advantage of several Kenton miscues in the sixth inning to make the game close, but ultimately the Wildcats held on to win, 6-4.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale’s girls and boys were winners in a home track meet against Arlington on Thursday. The Falcons girls topped the Red Devils, 103-34, and the Riverdale boys outscored Arlington, 90-46.

NORTH BALTIMORE — Carey topped North Baltimore in a non-league softball game Thursday, 8-3, behind a seven-run fourth inning. The Tigers (10-7) scored two runs in the first inning and one in the second before the Blue Devils scored seven times to take the lead in the top of the fourth.

Four Angeline athletes qualified for the Special Olympics State Summer Games in swimming. They are (from left) Kaden McCombs, Tyler Counts, Connor Swartz and Chad TenEyck.

PEPPER PIKE — Upper Sandusky High School graduate Brigitte Snow is the Great Midwest Athletic Conference softball leader in batting average. The junior for Ursuline College has hit .412 with 56 hits in 136 at-bats.

ADA — Mohawk High School graduate Katie (Weininger) Kuhn was named of the nation’s top 30 coaches under 30 years old by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. Kuhn is an assistant at Ohio Northern University, where she was a four-year letterwinner and three-year captain from 2005-08.

Don McLaughlin had the first hole-in-one of the season Wednesday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. It came with a 4-iron on the par-3 177-yard hole No. 2. Witnesses were Tim Glick and Jack Walton.

Hannah Jordan was the winning pitcher in Mohawk’s 5-1 victory against Ridgedale on Wednesday. She gave up one run on seven hits and no walks with six strikeouts.

Nominations for the Upper Sandusky High School Athletic Hall of Fame are being accepted in the USHS athletic office. All former USHS athletes must be out of high school 10 years to be eligible.

FOSTORIA — Upper Sandusky’s boys and girls junior high teams won the championship Monday in the Fostoria Relays. The Rams girls scored 106 points, with Fostoria St. Wendelin edging Carey, 70-67, for second.