There was no doubt in Upper Sandusky senior Noah Clary’s mind where he wanted to continue his wrestling and academic career, even as larger universities expressed interest in having him join their program. On Tuesday in the USHS library, Clary, surrounded by his coaches and parents, signed his national letter of intent to attend Lourdes University, a NAIA university that is a member of the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference.

Upper Sandusky’s Jevon Dible and Wynford’s Josh Crall both earned All-Ohio honors Monday. Dible was given special mention in Division III, while Crall earned honorable mention.

It wasn’t just the fact that Don McLaughlin’s victory in the Men’s Wyandot Match Game on Sunday at Wyandot Lanes in Upper Sandusky was his fourth Match Game title that made his victory special. Facing his brother Allen McLaughlin in the finals, they were bowling on the birthday of their mother Judith McLaughlin, who passed away 25 years ago.

FOSTORIA — It is a moment you can only dream of. While she would have preferred it be during the regular season, Tiffin Columbian’s Maddie Brisendine drilled a 3-pointer as time expired, lifting the East team to a 74-72 win over the West in the girls game in Sunday’s 46th annual East-West All-Star basketball game at Fostoria High School.

Upper Sandusky’s Jevon Dible was named the player of the year, and Mohawk coach Paul Dunn is the coach of the year on the All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys basketball team. Dible, a senior guard, led the N10 champion Rams in scoring (15.3 points per game), rebounding (6.4), assists (3.9) and steals (2.5). He shot 45.9 percent overall, including 34.6 percent on 3-pointers, and made 69.9 percent of his free throws.

Upper Sandusky’s cheerleaders recently held their season-end banquet.

FOSTORIA — Players from Carey, Mohawk and Upper Sandusky are expected to be part of the 46th annual Fostoria Athletic Boosters All-Star Game event set to begin at 2 p.m. Sunday at Fostoria High School.

BOWLING GREEN — Carey knew what to expect from Columbus Africentric. It simply had no way to effectively counter it.

BOWLING GREEN — Following the Carey boys basketball team’s 23-point victory over Wynford in the Division III sectional semifinal on Feb. 28, Carey coach Jamie Young knew the 2017-18 Carey Blue Devils were capable of making a long run in the tournament.

BOWLING GREEN — The Mohawk boys basketball team’s players and coaches got together, clapped their hands and faced thousands of their fans who made the trip to Bowling Green State University’s Stohl Center, all of whom applauded them for the success they achieved this season.