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.

Wynford’s Joe Staab was named coach of the year, and Mohawk’s Austin Harper is player of the year as announced on the All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball team Monday.

CLYDE — With hits hard to come by, Mohawk coach Eric Hoover decided to take a chance that paid off. With the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the seventh inning, Austin Shock’s suicide bunt scored pinch runner Brayden Dunlap from third to give the Warriors a 2-1 victory against Tiffin Calvert in the Division IV district championship Saturday at Clyde.

FINDLAY — Riverdale’s girls finished as district runners-up in the Division III meet that wrapped up Saturday at Findlay. Columbus Grove was the dominant winner with 115.3 points, while Riverdale edged Ada, 62.5-62, for second place.

BUCYRUS — Wynford boys qualified for regionals in seven events during the second day of Division III district track and field competition in Bucyrus. Preliminaries in most events were held Thursday.

FOSTORIA — Sydney Geiser admitted she never could have imagined at the start of the year what played out Friday. The Carey senior was seeing little action early in the year as the Blue Devils began 0-5.

DEFIANCE — Upper Sandusky’s girls track and field team qualified for regionals in seven events, including a pair of individuals in two events, while finishing third Friday in the finals of the Division II district meet at Defiance College.

FINDLAY — When Riverdale senior Aubreah Manns was trying to decide which college to attend, there were three main factors. She wanted to study nursing, she wanted to stay close to home and she wanted to run.

TOLEDO — Riverdale pitcher Trey Miller stranded a pair of runners on base to preserve a 5-4 victory to close out the baseball season Friday night at Fifth-Third Field in Toledo. The Falcons rallied after giving up three runs in the first inning.