LORAIN — To beat a team the caliber of Berlin Center Western Reserve, Mohawk would have needed some breaks to go its way. Instead, they went the way of the Blue Devils, who shut out the Warriors, 6-0, in a Division IV regional semifinal game Thursday at the Lorain Pipe Yard.

TIFFIN — Coming in seeded fifth in the boys 3200 relay, Carey knew it probably had to runner a faster time Wednesday in regionals in order to meet its goal of a top-four finish to qualify for state.

TIFFIN — Madi Weber helped turn things around for the Riverdale girls in Wednesday’s regional track and field preliminary races. With no Falcons having qualified for finals more than halfway through the slate of events, Weber ran to a fourth-place finish in the second heat of the 400 dash.

LANCASTER — Mohawk’s girls 3200 relay team came up one spot shy of qualifying for state, finishing fifth in the regional meet Wednesday at Fairfield Union. Destini Oler, Anna Stillberger, Madison Fredritz and Shelbey Bollinger finished in 10:09.00.

Six area players were given All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball first-team honors released Tuesday. Upper Sandusky’s Abigail Fogle, Carey’s Sydney Wentling and Felicite Smith, and Mohawk’s Cambria Kohlenberg, Hannah Kieffer and Chelsey Trusty all were voted to the first team.

While most teams win in the softball postseason with pitching and defense, Gibsonburg has done it with offense, including a recent boom of home runs. A powerful Golden Bears offense will be the challenge awaiting Carey in its first-ever regional tournament game at 5 p.m. Thursday at The Cube in Findlay.

SYCAMORE — With their second district championship under their belts, the Mohawk Warriors turn their attention to an experienced opponent in the regional semifinals. Mohawk meets Berlin Center Western Reserve at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Lorain Pipe Yard.

Dweazley’s Repeaters rallied for a 7-4 victory against Schilling Propane in a fastpitch softball game last weekend.

CAREY — Dani Berardinelli-Clark’s grounder to second base scored Sydney Wentling from third and gave Carey a 5-4 walk-off victory against Colonel Crawford in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Monday. The loss by the Eagles (23-4, 14-2 N10) means they share the N10 championship with Upper Sandusky (21-7, 14-2 N10).

SHELBY — In the lead up to its biggest game of the year, Wynford had played its best baseball. “Approach every game like a championship game,” was coach Joe Staab’s motto through the month of May.