SYCAMORE — Two times in three days. That is the number of times that Mohawk sophomore center fielder Marah Gillig has connected for a home run against the Upper Sandusky softball team. This time, her home run proved to be the difference as the Warriors withstood a late Upper Sandusky comeback in their 9-7 victory over the Rams on Wednesday in Sycamore.

Rain continued to cause more problems for baseball and softball teams Wednesday. Several games were stopped before they finished because field conditions became unplayable.

ADA — Kenton edged Riverdale’s girls for the championship in the Hardin County Invitational on Tuesday at Ada War Memorial Stadium. The Wildcats outscored the Falcons 164-159, with Ada a distant third with 104 points. The Wildcats also took the boys title, topping Hardin Northern 148-108. Ada was third over Riverdale 107-100.

This wasn’t the third, fourth or fifth 300 game of Allen McLaughlin’s bowling career. But it was still significant. Bowling in the final weekend of the Classic League on April 9 at Wyandot Lanes, McLaughlin, of Upper Sandusky, rolled the sixth 300 game of his bowling career.

With a big game looming, the Upper Sandusky softball team kept its focus where it needed to be Monday. The Rams took a 10-4 victory against Mohawk to set up a first-place showdown at Bucyrus today. “It’s good not to overlook a good Mohawk team to get to Bucyrus,” Upper Sandusky coach Luke Swavel said.

Despite stranding at least seven runners throughout the first six innings, the Mohawk baseball team still found a way to get situational hits and a sacrifice bunt when it most needed them. But not until Wednesday will it be known whether or not the Warriors’ late-game heroics were enough to top the Rams.

Upper Sandusky’s girls and boys were winners in a track and field tri-meet Monday at Upper Sandusky. The Rams girls topped Mohawk 73.5-54.5, with Bucyrus scoring 28 points. Upper Sandusky’s boys scored 73 points, with Bucyrus beating Mohawk 49-45.

MORRAL — Bridget Mullholand threw a no-hitter and drilled three hits including a home run at the plate to lead Carey to a 12-1 victory against Ridgedale in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Monday at Ridgedale. Mullholand (11-2) walked two and gave up an unearned run in the first inning. She finished with nine strikeouts in the five-inning game.

MORRAL — Ridgedale scored four times in the bottom of the seventh inning to rally past Carey 5-4 in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Monday at Ridgedale. Trailing 4-1, the Rockets (11-6, 6-6 N10) had a single, a walk and a single to load the bases with one out. A fielder’s choice allowed one run to score but also was the second out.

MORRAL — Carey’s girls and boys were first and Wynford’s teams were second in a track and field tri-meet Monday at Ridgedale. Carey’s girls topped Wynford 66-53, with Ridgedale scoring 38 points. The Blue Devils boys scored 68 points, with the Royals topping the Rockets 49-41.