KENTON — Andrew Kuenzli medaled with a 39, but Riverdale finished third in a boys golf tri-match Monday at Memorial Park Golf Course. Kenton took first place with a 179, with Pandora-Gilboa topping Riverdale 192-203 for second place.

Carey took first place in the small varsity division and had the top overall score this weekend in the Liberty Center Cheer Classic. The Blue Devils are (front row, from left) Hannah Coldiron, Abigail Plott, Allyson Eley, Emmy Wood;

Upper Sandusky sophomore golfer Owen Knapp hit a hole-in-one Friday in the Willard Invitational at Willard Golf Club.

Beau Hahn hit his first career hole-in-one Tuesday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. The feat came with a 7-iron on the 166-yard par 3 No. 2 and was witnessed by Eric Ward, Eric Passet and Brian Gottfried.

Upper Sandusky High School is searching for volunteers to work the finish line in the Icebreaker Invitational cross country meet at 3:0 p.m. Aug. 20 at Harrison Smith Park. Volunteers are needed from 5-6:45 p.m.

ARLINGTON — In its first dual match of the season, Carey came away a 172-183 winner and handed Riverdale its first defeat of the year Friday at Sycamore Springs Golf Course. The Blue Devils (1-0) got a 39 from Ethan Tanner, a 41 from Mckain Miller, a 45 from Kole Phillips and 47s from both Carter Frederick and Brayden Miller. Peyton Young shot a 52.

River Valley edged Upper Sandusky 3-2 to open girls tennis season Friday. “We were kind of unsure of what to expect from our lineup as we don’t have a lot of experience,” Upper Sandusky coach Aaron Frazee said.

Kendra Conley and Katie Clark shared medalist honors with 50s as Upper Sandusky’s girls golf team defeated Kenton 229-253 in a nonconference dual match Friday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Olivia Barth and Mackenzie Kidwell added season-best scores of 63 and 66, respectively, for the Rams. Haley Rowland shot a 69, and Liv Gier had a 72.

WILLARD — Owen Knapp hit a hole-in-one, Brett Montgomery was medalist, and Upper Sandusky ran away with first place in the Willard Invitational boys golf tournament Friday at Willard Golf Club.

TIFFIN — Wynford was fifth and Mohawk seventh Thursday in the Seneca East Invitational boys golf tournament at Seneca Hills Golf Course. Seneca East won its own tournament with a 303, beating Fremont St. Joseph by a wide margin of 26 strokes. The Crimson Streaks (329) were well ahead of third-place Bucyrus (353). Wynford posted a 377 and Mohawk a 389.