FINDLAY — Carey jumped out a 17-point halftime lead, and the was it’s final margin of victory in a 64-47 non-conference win Friday night at Liberty-Benton. The Blue Devils (4-4) led 16-9 after one quarter and 32-15 at halftime.

RAWSON — How many turnovers would the Cory-Rawson girls basketball team force in their full court press as well as their zone defense? And would they be able to turn defense into offense and convert off of their steals?

LIMA — Upper Sandusky’s boys finished as runner-up while the girls were fourth in the Lima Holiday Invitational swim meet Thursday at the Lima YMCA. The Rams boys scored 275 points, finishing well behind champion Lima Shawnee with 372.5 points, but ahead of third-place Ottawa-Glandorf with 275 points.

WILLARD — Collin Barth converted a three-point play off of a baseline drive with two seconds left to lift Mohawk’s freshman boys basketball team to a 43-41 victory against Willard on Thursday. Nathan Geary led the Warriors with 14 points, followed by Barth with 13 points.

VANDALIA — Upper Sandusky’s Brayzin McDaniel and Garrett Thomas remain in contention at the Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association Holiday Wrestling Tournament on Thursday at Vandalia Butler. McDaniel won his first round match at 138 pounds with a pin but was pinned in the next round.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — With two of his teammates having missed two of their last six free throw attempts as the Riverdale boys basketball team trimmed the Wildcats’ lead to three points with 28 seconds remaining, North Union guard Connor Terrill knew he had to step up.

BUCYRUS — With 5:24 remaining in the third quarter, Wynford sophomore guard Lyndie Williams stole the ball at half court, outraced two Mohawk players and hit a layup in transition, giving the Wynford girls basketball team an 18-point lead.

CAREY — Outside shooting is the perfect compliment to the Carey boys basketball team’s offense, especially with 6-foot-8 center Hayden Stone always a threat to score in the post. And on Saturday against Wynford, the Blue Devils, taking note that the Royals were in a zone defensively, connected on eight 3-pointers, including seven in the first half, in their 74-37 victory over the Royals at Carey High School.

Upper Sandusky was right there with a chance. But, Seneca East kicked it into another gear when it sensed the Rams closing in. The Tigers used 16 straight points to open the fourth quarter to pull away from Upper Sandusky, taking a 78-49 Northern 10 Athletic Conference victory on Saturday.

NEW WASHINGTON — For one quarter, Buckeye Central was getting the ball to open spots against Upper Sandusky’s press, beating the pressure and knocking down shots. Nonetheless, the Rams did not relent. The Bucks were unable to keep it up and the Rams eventually ran away with a 76-49 victory Saturday night in New Washington.