LEIPSIC — Brock Davis scored 28 points with seven 3-pointers, but it was not enough as Riverdale fell, 66-57, to Leipsic in a Blanchard Valley Conference boys basketball game Friday night.

BUCYRUS — Wynford and Carey traded shots down the stretch Thursday night. Trey Bame and the Blue Devils made the most of having the last chance. Bame’s corner 3-pointer in the closing seconds gave Carey a 60-58 victory in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys basketball game that featured multiple big shots in the final minutes.

Each time the Buckeye Central boys basketball team made a run, the Upper Sandusky Rams had an answer. With clutch shooting, second-chance opportunities and forced turnovers, the Rams held on to defeat the Bucks 68-63 on Thursday at Upper Sandusky High School.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale girls basketball team overcame another slow start to defeat Vanlue 50-46 with a strong second half on Thursday. The Falcons have gotten off to shaky starts in the first quarter all season, and they trailed 16-6 after eight minutes.

SYCAMORE — Thursday was a night for career highs and school records. In the end, the duo of Zach Hayman and Chris Klopp of Mohawk was too much for Ryan Evans and Bucyrus. Hayman had a career-high 33 points while Klopp recorded a double-double to push the Warriors past Bucyrus, 76-60, in Northern 10 Athletic Conference action.

CAREY — The Upper Sandusky wrestling team may have left Carey High School with a 66-9 victory over the Blue Devils, but the Blue Devils saved their best for last. The final match, the 182-pound weight class, paired Carey sophomore Tanner May — a state placer as a freshman who had a 12-0 record this year entering the match — against Upper Sandusky senior Noah Clary, a returning state qualifier who is ranked third in Division II.

Anytime Abigail Fogle hit a big shot for Upper Sandusky, it was either Casey or Cory Santoro that had the answer. Fogle hit six 3-pointers but the Santoro sisters combined for 50 points as Bellevue knocked off the Rams, 61-50, in non-league action.

SYCAMORE — Could it happen again? That’s what the Mohawk girls basketball team’s players, coaches and fans were hoping as the Warriors prepared to inbound the ball trailing by two points with 2.7 seconds remaining in double overtime of Tuesday’s contest against Tiffin Calvert.

CAREY — Cody Luzader matched the school record with eight 3-pointers as Carey pulled away in the second half for a 70-46 victory Tuesday night against Liberty-Benton. Luzader broke the school record two seasons ago when he hit 8 3-pointers against Vanlue.

BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky’s girls won and the boys were second in a five-team meet Monday at the Bucyrus YMCA. The Rams girls scored 181 points, with Galion topping Bucyrus for second, 75-54, and Madison defeating Crestline, 54-48, for fourth.