Upper Sandusky High School is searching for a boys basketball announcer for the 2018-19 season. Pay is $20 per night and no experience is necessary.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School is pre-selling tickets for the Division VII Region 26 quarterfinal football game against Leipsic to be played at 7 p.m. Saturday at Warrior Field. Tickets are on sale form 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Friday in the high school office for $8.

TIFFIN — On Saturday during the regional meet at Hedges-Boyer Park in Tiffin, Carey High School freshman Sarah Reinhart did more than qualify for the state meet. Reinhart set a new school record, smashing the old record (19:22.40) set by her teammate Keely Wentz in 2015.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford football team and its players always makes the most of every opportunity. Jacob Markley scored the first two touchdowns of his varsity career as the Royals forced six turnovers and blocked a punt in a 35-0 victory against Bucyrus to close out the season Friday night at Bucyrus.

SYCAMORE — Heading into Friday night, the Mohawk football team needed a victory to secure its first outright Northern 10 Athletic Conference championship and the top seed in the region heading into the high school playoffs. Mission accomplished.

NORTH WASHINGTON — An 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, check. An interception — actually, two of them, check. And two rushing touchdowns, check. In the final regular season game of his high school career, Carey senior slotback/cornerback Jordan Dasher not only scored three touchdowns, but picked off two passes — the second of which set up the scoring drive in which he scored on a 4-yard run

PANDORA — The Riverdale football team needed a miracle to make the playoffs by defeating unbeaten Pandora-Gilboa on its home turf in a Blanchard Valley Conference game. It didn’t happen. The Falcons hung around briefly in the opening quarter, but eight unanswered scores by Pandora-Gilboa resulted in a lopsided 61-13 defeat for Riverdale.

FOSTORIA — Certainly some of it had to do with Tiffin Calvert, but Mohawk did not look itself Thursday. The Senecas rallied from a first-set deficit and then handed the Warriors their only sweep of the season, 25-23, 25-15, 25-22, in the Division IV district final at Fostoria.

Riverdale’s Brandi Borkosky and Alex Rothlisberger and Upper Sandusky’s Alivia Oney and Jenna Rodriguez earned first-team honors on the girls All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association team. Borkosky, a senior defender, had three assists and helped the Falcons limit opponents to 1.53 goals per match.

Riverdale’s Coby Miller and Jackson Clark and Upper Sandusky’s Jaidyn Thiel were named first-team honorees on the boys All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association team. Miller, a junior forward, led the Falcons in goals with nine and points with 22. He had four assists.