MARION — Upper Sandusky swept the singles matches and defeated River Valley, 4-1, in its first tennis match of the season Friday afternoon. “(It was a) good win, and was happy with a couple dominant efforts and how Sara Gier gutted out her win in a long match,” Rams coach Aaron Frazee said.

WILLARD — Freshman Brett Montgomery was medalist runner-up to lead Upper Sandusky to a fourth-place finish Friday in the Willard Invitational at Willard Golf Club. Montgomery shot a 37 on the back nine to finish with a 78 overall.

TIFFIN — Mohawk was third and Upper Sandusky fourth in the Seneca East Invitational on Thursday at Clinton Heights Golf Course. Tiffin Columbian came away the winner with a 316, nine strokes ahead of runner-up Ridgedale (325).

CAREY — Marcus Miller and Alex Kimmet shared medalist honors with 40s as Carey defeated Riverdale, 166-258, in a boys golf dual Thursday at Bob’s Countryside Golf Course. Chase Wagner scored a 42, and Easton Roark contributed a 44 to the Blue Devils’ team score.

NEW WASHINGTON — Annika Gerlach was medalist to lead Wynford to a third-place finish as the girls golf team opened its season Thursday in the Buckeye Central Invitational at Cranberry Hills Golf Course. Norwalk St. Paul was the winner with a 435, while Galion edged Wynford, 446-449, for first place.

The Upper Sandusky High School competition cheerleading squad recently took first place in the high school varsity division at the Lincolnview High School cheerleading competition.

NORTH BALTIMORE — Trey Bame shot a 36 as Carey cruised to victory in a tri-match, scoring a 154 to easily outdistance North Baltimore (199) and Otsego (201) on Wednesday at Birch Run Golf Course.

NEW WASHINGTON — Led by Kyle Koons’ 99, Wynford took fourth of five teams Wednesday in the Buckeye Central Invitational at Cranberry Hills Golf Course. Cardington-Lincoln ran away with the win with a 344, with Buckeye Central a distant second at 373.

WILLARD — Wynford was a unanimous pick to win the Northern 10 Athletic Conference football championship in a vote by media Monday at the 224 Varsity Club in Willard. Unbeaten in the league in its first two years, the Royals received all 10 first-place votes and 90 points overall in the poll.

LIMA — The Carey golf team opened its season with a fourth-place finish among 18 teams Tuesday in the Colonial Golfer’s Club Invitational in Lima. The Blue Devils scored a 335 to finish two strokes ahead of fifth-place Genoa.