KANSAS — Sarah Reinhart set the Carey school record and finished as runner-up in 19:13.07 on Saturday in the Myron Cline Invitational at Lakota. Liberty Center’s Hope Oelkrug won in 18:53.89, leading her team to first place with 42 points. With runners missing because of the Wyandot County Fair, Carey was sixth with 157 points.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Lexi Miller scored three goals to lead Riverdale to a 4-1 girls soccer victory against Mansfield Christian on Saturday. Haley Frey got the Falcons (5-3) on the board first with a goal with 32:42 remaining in the first half, assisted by Makena Barnes. Miller scored the team’s final two goals, including two in the first half. Frey assisted with 29:37 left in the half and Danielle Searfoss made the pass for the goal at the 6:57 mark.

GALION — With limited rosters because of the Wyandot County Fair, Upper Sandusky and Wynford competed in the Galion Festival cross country meet Saturday at Amman’s Park. Wynford’s boys led the way a sixth-place finish in Division III with 223 points. New London won with 45 points.

CALEDONIA — Olivia Kyrk and Bailey Ruth combined for 19 kills to lead River Valley to a 25-14, 26-24, 25-17 victory against Wynford in a nonconference volleyball match Saturday at River Valley. Kyrk led all players with 10 kills, while Ruth had nine for the Vikings (8-4).

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riley Garmatter had three aces, 11 kills and 12 digs to lead Cory-Rawson to a 25-14, 25-23, 25-23 victory against Riverdale on Saturday in Blanchard Valley Conference volleyball action at Riverdale. Grace Wetherill led the Falcons (1-7, 0-4 BVC) with an ace and seven kills. Tayler Ashburn added five kills and nine digs, and Brookelyn Walter aced the Hornets (4-6, 1-3 BVC) four times and had nine digs. Hannah Vaughan added 10 digs.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — With his team clinging to an eight-point lead near the end of the first quarter, McComb football coach Kris Alge used the nearly 90-minute lightning delay to highlight the areas in which the Panthers needed to improve when the game resumed.

CAREY — Weather was not going to prevent the Ashland Crestview vs. Carey high school football game from being played Friday night. The game’s start was delayed three hours due to lightning, and then another 30 minutes after heat lightning was observed in the first quarter, but play resumed. In the end, a first quarter field goal was all Ashland Crestview needed, defeating Carey 3-0 in a non-conference game that ended after midnight at C.B. Wentling Field in Carey.

GIBSONBURG — Sometimes, the best defense is a good offense. Usually, it is the other way around, but Friday, Gibsonburg’s top-notch defense was too much for Mohawk to handle.

A caller reported a loose labrador-poodle mix with a red collar on the 100 block of East Walker Street the morning of Sept. 12. The responding officer was unable to locate the dog. An officer assisted the Ohio State Highway Patrol with a traffic stop on the U.S. 23 southbound ramp onto Ohio 53 the evening of Sept. 12.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Five races into the season, Carey’s Sarah Reinhart already has three first-place finishes. And on Thursday, her closest competitor finished 1:21 behind her.