Wyandot County sports teams had both regular season and postseason successes in 2018 in sports from every season of the year.

Last season, the Shelby boys basketball team ended the Upper Sandusky boys basketball team’s streak of 49 consecutive regular season victories. On Saturday, the Whippets ended another one of the Rams’ long winning streaks.

BUCYRUS — As well as Upper Sandusky coach Jerry Vent feels the Upper Sandusky girls basketball team has executed on defense, one area he hoped to see improvement in was for the Rams to get in passing lanes more often in order to force turnovers.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — A first-half 12-point lead had slipped away, and Riverdale had to come up big down the stretch to have a chance. The Falcons made big hustle plays in the end and pulled out a 59-53 victory against Bucyrus on Saturday at Riverdale.

CAREY — Carey lost only two matches while dominating Margaretta 58-3 and Fredericktown 59-6 in a tri-match Saturday at Carey. Kadin Smiley (113 pounds), Reece Mullholand (126), Lance Woods (132), AJ Gernert (152), Hayden Jacoby (160), Kaeden Wentz (170) and Jeremiah Patton (195) had pins for the Blue Devils against the Polar Bears.

SYCAMORE — Zach Hayman scored 10 of his 14 points at the free-throw line and Mohawk picked up a quality nonconference win to stay undefeated, beating Hopewell-Loudon 52-45 on Saturday night at Mohawk. Hayman went 10 of 11 at the foul line, including 6 of 7 in the fourth quarter to help put away the Chieftains (6-4). Austin Tusing added 10 points for the Warriors (8-0).

OLIVESBURG — Josh Crall scored 30 points, but Wynford could not overcome a slow start in a 63-55 nonconference road loss to Ashland Crestview on Saturday. The Cougars (3-6) took a 22-8 lead after one quarter and held off the Royals (1-8).

SYCAMORE — First-place Seneca East’s defense was suffocating in a 58-18 victory against Mohawk in Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls basketball action Saturday. The Tigers (10-1, 7-0 N10) had an 11-4 lead after one quarter and outscored the Warriors 16-0 in the second to go up 27-4 at halftime. They led 40-8 after three quarters.

NEW WASHINGTON — Buckeye Central outscored Carey in each quarter, slowly pulling away for a 42-27 victory in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls basketball game Saturday. The Buckettes (7-2, 5-1 N10) led 9-4 after one quarter, 20-14 at halftime and 34-21 after three quarters.

ATTICA — Mohawk’s freshman boys basketball team had no trouble with Seneca East in a 66-38 victory Saturday. Nathan Geary led the Warriors with 21 points. Collin Barth added 14 points and Reese Hannam scored 11 points.