BUCYRUS — Seneca East scored in four of five innings, putting four runs on the board in the second and six in the fifth of a 12-1 victory against Wynford on Friday.

BUCYRUS — Wynford’s boys were third and the girls were fifth Friday in the Crawford County Meet at Bucyrus.

SYCAMORE — Upper Sandusky got runs out of enough scoring chances in a crucial Northern 10 Athletic Conference game at Mohawk on Friday. It also held the Warriors in check enough times to escape with a 9-7 win and move into first place in the league standings with Wynford (6-3 N10) losing to Seneca East (6-3 N10).

SYCAMORE — Once Upper Sandusky gets rolling, there’s no stopping the Rams, and right now, they are rolling. The Rams had innings of five and eight runs to easily take their 12th straight victory, 15-2 against Mohawk in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Friday.

BUCYRUS — Zach Aiccholz punctuated a four-run first inning with a home run, and Seneca East held off Wynford for a must-win 4-2 victory in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Friday.

WAYNESFIELD — Carey’s girls came away champions Friday in the Waynesfield-Goshen Tiger Invitational. The Blue Devils edged Ben Logan, 117-108.5.

CAREY — Carey won its fifth straight non-conference baseball game Thursday, 17-7 over Old Fort in five innings. The Blue Devils (7-7) fell behind 6-0 in the top of the first inning before scoring five in the home half.

BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky’s girls won a tri-meet against Seneca East and host Bucyrus on Tuesday. The Rams scored 91 points to the Tigers’ 66 and the Redmen’s 52.

BUCYRUS — Wynford stayed close early but a seven-run fourth inning allowed Crestline to pull away for a 16-3 victory in five innings in a non-conference softball game Wednesday. The Royals (1-11) trailed just 3-2 after one inning and 5-3 after two innings, but the Bulldogs came up with two runs each in the third and fifth innings, with the seven-run explosion in between.

BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky’s girls won a middle school track meet and the boys finished second among three teams at Bucyrus on Tuesday. The girls topped Bucyrus, 58-54, with Seneca East in third with 39 points.