An eight-run inning did Mohawk in Friday. On Monday, the Warriors turned the tables. Mohawk scored eight times in the fifth inning and ended Upper Sandusky’s 14-game winning streak, holding on for a 12-10 victory to give the Rams their first loss in Northern 10 Athletic Conference play.

Mohawk repeatedly was one strike away from getting right back in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball race, but that last strike never came. Upper Sandusky began a two-out rally with a two-strike hit by Kolin Holloway, and five batters later, Arick Schneider’s single scored the tying and winning runs to give the Rams a 4-3 walk off victory against the Warriors.

ATTICA — In holding off Seneca East for a 3-1 road win, Wynford moved a step closer to a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball championship. The Royals (10-5, 7-3 N10) control their destiny after earning a series split with the Tigers (9-5, 6-4 N10) on Monday.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale baseball nearly had another marquee win, but Arlington forced extra innings and exploded for nine runs in the ninth inning to take a 15-6 victory Monday.

MORRAL — Carey scored 10 times in the sixth inning to run away with a 15-4 victory against Ridgedale in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Monday. Felicite Smith hit for the cycle, finishing with five hits, including a pair of doubles, and drove in four runs.

CAREY — Carey jumped on Mo Britton for five runs in the first two innings of a 5-0 win over Ridgedale on Monday. With one out, Brayden Wentling reached on an error in the first inning, and Trey Bame drove him home with a double.

ATTICA — Wynford had its best pitching and defensive performance of the season, but did not get enough offense in a 5-3 loss in Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball action Monday. The Royals (1-13, 1-9 N10) scored three runs in the first inning, but the Tigers (6-6, 5-5 N10) took the lead with four runs in the third inning.

MARION — Upper Sandusky boys tennis swept the singles matches and defeated Marion Harding, 4-1, on Monday.

SYCAMORE — Upper Sandusky’s junior varsity baseball team defeated Mohawk, 9-3, on Monday. The Rams scored seven runs the final three innings, including five in the seventh.

For the Rams girls track and field team, Saturday’s Gerald Swankhouse Invitational at Upper Sandusky High School came down to the last set of scores. Madelyn Shasteen and Hannah Gier tied for second place in the pole vault to help Upper Sandusky hold off Lexington for second place in the meet.