OLD FORT — Madelyn Shasteen took 13th place to lead Upper Sandusky to a ninth-place finish Saturday in the Old Fort Invitational cross country meet. Shasteen finished in 21:29.90 as the Rams finished with 248 points.

NEW WASHINGTON — Carey freshman Sarah Reinhart won another race, leading Carey to a third-place team finish in the Buckeye Central Invitational on Saturday. Reinhart finished in 19:53.14, finishing more than three seconds ahead of Mansfield Christian’s Carolina Trumpower. Northmor was the girls team champion, 75-85, over Colonel Crawford, with Carey scoring 111 points.

CAREY – Arcadia won a marathon first set and went on to sweep Carey, 31-29, 25-18, 25-19, in a nonconference volleyball match Saturday at Carey. McKenzie Row paced the Blue Devils (7-10) with 11 kills and 10 digs, while Alaina Tiell contributed seven kills.

CAREY — Upper Sandusky versus Carey may be a rivalry with history, but it still seems like it will take a little time before the annual football game becomes competitive. The Blue Devils (4-2, 2-1 Northern 10 Athletic Conference) took it to Upper Sandusky in the first half Friday night, building an insurmountable lead en route to a 48-13 victory at Carey.

NORTH ROBINSON — The best teams find ways to win. For Mohawk on Friday night, that was by forcing turnovers. The Warriors recovered a pair of fumbles and picked off two passes, holding off Colonel Crawford, 14-7, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference football game in North Robinson.

ATTICA — Since joining the Northern 10 Athletic Conference in 2014, the Wynford Royals had not lost a regular season game against conference opponents. The streak reached 33 games.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale struggled to contain the speed and athleticism of Liberty-Benton quarterback Marshall Rose, who scored five touchdowns and ran for 300-plus yards in Friday night’s 34-7 football win for the Eagles. The loss drops Riverdale to .500 at 3-3 overall, 2-2 in the Blanchard Valley Conference. Liberty-Benton improves to 2-4 and 2-2 in the BVC.

CAREY — Mohawk junior setter Alexa Konkle, after a bump was hit her way, looked like she was going to set the ball for an outside hitter, but instead, hit it over the middle of the net for a kill. Four plays later, sophomore middle hitter Paityn Clouse slid behind Konkle, who set the ball, from the right side. After Konkle’s set, Clouse’s kill gave the Warriors a 12-point second-set lead.

GALION — Mohawk’s Logan Drum earned a spot in the district tournament during Division III sectional play Thursday at Valley View Golf Course. Drum shot an 85 to earn one of three individual qualifying spots for players not on qualifying teams.

Kenedi Hayden pounded 30 kills but it was not enough as Ridgedale rallied past Upper Sandusky, 17-25, 25-27, 25-22, 25-21, 15-13, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball match Thursday night.