FINDLAY — Carey’s boys won a pair of relay events while Carey’s girls used depth to take sixth place overall in the Pat Wagner Invitational on Saturday at Liberty-Benton. Andrew Bell, Austin Hertel, Griffin Summit and Bryce Conti were first in the 800 relay in 1:34.48 and first in the 1600 relay in 3:33.56.

FREMONT — The Upper Sandusky boys tennis team finished sixth of eight teams against tough competition in the Fremont Ross Little Giants Doubles Tournament on Saturday. All four doubles teams for the Rams went 1-2 in the tournament, led by the No. 2 doubles team, which won its opening-round match and then lost the next two to take fourth place. The three others teams also took sixth, winning their middle matches.

Carey, Mohawk and Upper Sandusky all earned top four seeds and have byes into the sectional finals as determined during district softball draws Sunday. The Blue Devils led the way as a No. 3 seed in their district, while the Rams and Warriors both were given No. 4 seeds.

OAK HARBOR — Mohawk softball split a pair of games at Oak Harbor on Saturday, beating Perkins 9-5 but losing to the host Rockets 19-4. The Warriors (10-7) erased a 4-2 deficit in the opener with a six-run fifth inning.

NORTH ROBINSON — Upper Sandusky’s girls were second and the boys were third Friday in the Bob Royer Invitational at Colonel Crawford. The host Eagles won the girls competition 152-132 over the Rams. Mohawk was fifth with 74.5 points.

CASTALIA — Alizhah Watson won three events to lead Wynford’s boys to fifth place Friday in the Margaretta Invitational track and field meet. The Royals scored 73 points. Edison took the team title with 154 points, followed by Midview with 129.5 points.

McGUFFEY — Riverdale’s girls placed first in eight events and double-placed in 10 events on the way to the championship in the USV Ram Invitational on Thursday at Upper Scioto Valley. The Falcons scored 186 points, finishing well ahead of runner-up Ada with 106 points. McComb was the boys champion 149.5-118 over Ada, with Riverdale finishing fourth behind Hardin Northern 89-76.5.

CAREY — In a rain-shortened contest, the Carey softball team scored two runs in the first inning, three in the second and two in the fourth in a 7-3 victory over Wynford on Thursday at Water Works Park. The game was called after five innings due to weather.

Upper Sandusky’s girls won the title and the boys were second Thursday in the Wynford Invitational junior high track and field meet. The Rams girls edged Seneca East 82-80 for first place. Mohawk was fifth in a tight competition with 75 points, Wynford was eighth with 39 points, Carey was 10th with 16 points, and Our Lady of Consolation came in 12th with 8 points.

Upper Sandusky senior shortstop Alexis Fogle wasn’t nervous. Not when she watched a three-run lead entering the top of the seventh inning turn into a one-run deficit heading into the bottom of the seventh. Not when a pitch she hit down the first base line with two outs and runners on first and second and her team trailing by a run almost stayed fair but rolled foul by approximately 6 inches.