SYCAMORE — Seneca East scored eight runs in the fourth inning and then held on for a 12-11 victory against Mohawk in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Wednesday in Sycamore. The Warriors (9-6, 5-6 N10) led 3-1 when the Tigers (8-8, 5-7 N10) scored eight times in the fourth inning and two more times in the fifth inning for an 11-3 lead. Mohawk got five runs back in the sixth inning to get to within three, and after Seneca East scored once in the top of the seventh, Mohawk scored three times in the bottom of the seventh.

NEW WASHINGTON — Mckain Miller had three hits and four RBIs as Carey won its third straight game 9-2 over Buckeye Central on Wednesday at Buckeye Central in Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball action. The Blue Devils (5-9, 3-6 N10) led just 1-0 when they blew the game open with five runs in the fifth inning and then three more …

NEW WASHINGTON — Bridget Mullholand had a pair of doubles among four hits as Carey defeated Buckeye Central 8-1 in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Wednesday at Buckeye Central. Hailey Niederkohr homered, singled and scored twice, and Emma Wagner hit a solo home run for the Blue Devils (13-4, 7-2 N10). Mary Racheter added three singles and an RBI, and Hannah Lonsway singled, doubled and scored a run. Lexia Clinger had two hits, including a double, two RBIs and two runs.

MOUNT BLANCHARD – Riverdale’s girls and boys both finished second to Arlington in a track and field tri-meet Tuesday at Riverdale. The Falcons girls were edged 82-69, with Cory-Rawson scoring only 18 points. The Red Devils boys scored 76 points, with the Falcons edging the Hornets 52-48.

CAREY — After graduating six seniors off of last year’s league championship team, the Carey baseball team struggled the first half of the season. A big victory Tuesday is further proof the Blue Devils have started to figure things out.

CAREY — On a night in which the Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s leader in batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage was held hitless, her teammates stepped up when it was most needed. Emma Wagner and Bridget Mullholand were each 3 for 4 with a double and an RBI, McKenzie Row was 2 for 3 with a run scored and Mary Racheter was 1 for 3 as the Carey softball team used a three-run third inning to defeat the Mohawk softball team 4-1 on Tuesday at Water Works Park.

NORTH ROBINSON — Wynford’s girls were third and the boys were fourth Tuesday in the Crawford County Meet at Colonel Crawford. Galion won both championships, beating Colonel Crawford 195.5-147 for the girls title and Bucyrus 169-102 for the boys title. Wynford’s boys scored 83 points, while the girls scored 63 points.

ATTICA — Carey’s girls used their depth to take victory in a track and field tri-meet Tuesday at Seneca East. The Blue Devils scored 88 points to 51 for Seneca East and 39 for Mohawk. The Tigers topped the Blue Devils 75-62 for first place in the boys competition, with the Warriors scoring 34 points.

SYCAMORE — Aubrie Harper celebrated her birthday with a go-ahead home run and a victory. The Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s leader in home runs blasted her sixth of the season as Mohawk slugged its way past Wynford 13-10 in an N10 softball game Monday in Sycamore.

SYCAMORE — How patient was the Mohawk baseball team at the plate? The Warriors drew 10 walks, including two with the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth, in their 6-1 victory over Wynford on Monday at Mohawk. “We talked about it,” Mohawk coach Eric Hoover said.