NORTH ROBINSON — Colonel Crawford needed a big fourth quarter to rally past Wynford, 53-46, for its first Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys basketball win of the season Friday night. Trailing 41-35 entering the fourth quarter, the Eagles (3-3, 1-3 N10) outscored the Royals 18-5, with Jordan Fenner scoring 9 of his 21 points in the final eight minutes.

RAWSON — If there’s one person that the Riverdale girls basketball team has relied on this season, it’s senior forward Bry Vanden Bosch. In the midst of another slow start, a start in which the Falcons were trailing by 11 points early in the first quarter, the Falcons closed the half on a 14-point run, a run in which Vanden Bosch scored 11 of the Falcons’ 19 points the rest of the half.

The Upper Sandusky Middle School wrestling team finished fifth of 24 teams Saturday in the River Valley Invitational.

McCUTCHENVILLE — Trinity United Church of McCutchenville swept Lighthouse Pentecostal Church of God, 3-1, 9-2 and 5-0, to move into a share of first place in the Wyandot County Church Dartball League on Thursday evening.

SYCAMORE — The Wyandot County Indians opened their season with a 49-32 victory against the Seneca County Arrows on Monday at the Sycamore Community Center. The Indians jumped out to a 19-2 lead in the first quarter to set the tone.

NEW WASHINGTON — Buckeye Central defeated Mohawk 37-19 in an eighth grade girls basketball game Thursday. Bailey Sheets led the Warriors with 8 points. Alysen Young added 4 points, and Josephine Smith scored 3 points.

Upper Sandusky’s boys and girls cruised to championships Wednesday in the Mount Gilead Invitational swimming meet held at the Marion YMCA.

For the second consecutive year, Stephanie and Randy Jacob, owners of Whole Life Fitness, are raising money to help children in Choluteca, Honduras, go to school. “We have the same nine kids and last year we were able to sponsor those nine kids plus an extra child since we raised $1,000 dollars,” Stephanie Jacob said.

BUCYRUS — Wynford was sloppy at times but overall, it’s defensive pressure overwhelmed Carey on the way to beating Carey for the first time in five years in Northern 10 Athletic Conference play, 43-32, on Tuesday night. The Royals forced 32 turnovers and won their fourth straight game.

NEW WASHINGTON — With Buckeye Central’s 6-foot-2 center Lexi Evak and 5-foot-11 senior forward Courtney Pifher in the post, the most viable way for the Upper Sandusky girls basketball team to score was via outside shooting.