CRESTLINE — Juleigha Collier was sixth in the girls race, and Eli Weber took seventh in the boys race to lead Riverdale on Tuesday in the Crestline Invitational cross country meet at Amann’s Reservoir Park. Collier finished in 22:27.54. Teammates Liviya Benjamin and Isabella Renteria were 26th and 52nd, respectively, in 24:50.15 and 27:22.15.

MARION — Emily Hill finished with 10 kills, three aces and 17 digs to lead Upper Sandusky to a 22-25, 25-10, 25-15, 25-9 victory against Harding on Monday night in Marion. The Rams (7-10) were dominant the rest of the way after dropping a close first set.

VAN BUREN — Van Buren scored a pair of goals barely over two minutes apart in the first half to pull away for a 4-0 victory against Upper Sandusky in a girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association match Monday. Leading 1-0 after a goal in the second minute of the match by Belle Miller, Van Buren (7-5-1, 2-1 NCOSA) got goals from Mady Parker and Aysia Currie at the 18:20 and 16:09 marks in the first half to take command 3-0.

ONTARIO — Upper Sandusky won both doubles matches but dropped a 3-2 decision to Ontario in girls tennis action Thursday at Ontario. The Rams’ Saki Fukuta and Mara Smalley rolled past Claire Henige and Elizabeth Corn 6-1, 6-0 in the No. 1 doubles match. In the No. 2 spot, Upper Sandusky (5-10) got a 6-2, 6-0 win from Hannah Frey and Sarah Scott against Priya Das and Abi Perez.

PANDORA — Mikayla Simons had 11 kills, while Lacie Fenstermaker had eight as Pandora-Gilboa defeated Riverdale 25-11, 25-18, 25-16 in Blanchard Valley Conference volleyball play Monday in Pandora. Makayla Kinsinger was a force at the net with eight solo blocks, while in the back of the defense, Madison Hovest and Fenstermaker contributed 11 and 10 digs, respectively.

Kenton made the most of two first-half free kicks, putting them in the back of the net on its way to a 3-1 win over Riverdale on Saturday afternoon in girls soccer action. “For the girls, this is the biggest game of the year,” Kenton coach Ali Manley said. “For me, the WBL games mean more. But the girls are fired up for a win against them, so to them, it meant a lot.”

In only 20 minutes out of goal, Cortni Brown came within one of tying the school record for goals in match, finding the back of the net four times in the Upper Sandusky girls soccer team’s 7-0 victory against Galion on Saturday at Upper Sandusky.

Jaidyn Thiel scored an unassisted goal with 5:28 remaining to give Upper Sandusky a 2-1 boys soccer victory against Galion on Saturday at Upper Sandusky. Upper Sandusky (3-8-1) took the lead only 2:59 into the match when Thiel assisted an Austin Andrews goal, but Galion (4-8-1) answered nine minutes later with a goal by Carter Keinath. The score remained 1-1 for the next 63 minutes.

NEW WASHINGTON — Carey’s Sarah Reinhart won another race, but it was Wynford that was the local standout team Saturday in the Buckeye Central Invitational cross country meet. Reinhart took first place by about a minute in the girls race, finishing in 19:22.29. Wynford’s boys were runner-up 59-89 to Northmor, with Carey taking third with 92 points.

OLD FORT — Upper Sandusky’s girls and boys cross country teams both finished 10th in the Old Fort Invitational on Saturday. The Rams girls scored 240 points. Liberty Center topped Tiffin Columbian 55-76 for first place. Mohawk was 14th with 359 points.