NORTH ROBINSON — The last thing a football team with as many new players as Upper Sandusky can afford to do is fall behind on repetitions, but with the Wyandot County Fair taking place this week, several key players missed practice time. The result was a one-sided 49-6 blowout loss to Colonel Crawford Friday night at Colonel Crawford High School to kick off Northern 10 Conference play.

SYCAMORE — Three plays. That is all the Mohawk football team needed to answer Carey’s game-tying drive in the third quarter. After the Blue Devils tied the game at 14 when Ethan Beringer hit Griffin Summit on a 10-yard touchdown pass, the Warriors began their ensuing drive on their own 42-yard line. A 16-yard run by Bryce Kirian and an 8-yard run by quarterback Keith Jenkins gave the Warriors a second -and -two at the Carey 34-yard line.

McCOMB — Tanner Schroeder accounted for five touchdowns in the first half alone as McComb exploded for 42 points in the first quarter of a 56-7 victory against Riverdale on Friday night at McComb. Schroeder ran for two touchdowns, threw a touchdown pass, caught a touchdown pass and returned an interception for a touchdown.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Could she do it again? Carey freshman Sarah Reinhart entered Thursday’s Riverdale Invitational having already won two races, the Early Bird Invitational and the Spencerville Bearcat Invitational, this season.

Nearly every match was competitive, but Bucyrus came away a 4-1 winner against Upper Sandusky in a girls tennis match Thursday at Upper Sandusky. The Rams (2-6) got their only win in the No. 1 doubles match in which Mara Smalley and Abby Davidson were 7-5, 6-2 winners against Sarah Lipscomb and Sarah Scott.

Short-handed because of the Wyandot County Fair, the Upper Sandusky girls golf team dropped a 213-245 decision against Hopewell-Loudon in a nonleague match Thursday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Playing without Katie Conley, Kendra Conley and Grace Sayre, the Rams (2-10) were led by Hally Courtad with a 56.

The Upper Sandusky boys golf team capped off an undefeated dual season with a 159-191 victory against Hopewell-Loudon on Thursday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. The Rams (11-0) got their usual outstanding performance from Brett Montgomery with a 35 but also got strong outings from the rest of the lineup to produce a season-best score.

TIFFIN — Carey closed out Northern 10 Athletic Conference play with a win, while Mohawk earned its first victory of the season in a boys golf tri-match Thursday at Seneca Hills Golf Club. The Blue Devils topped the Warriors, 182-211, in N10 play, and earned a 182-226 decision over the Eagles.

MORRAL — Carey inched to within a win of .500 in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference with a 25-15, 25-17, 25-20 victory against Ridgedale in a road volleyball match Thursday night. McKenzie Row dominated all-around, finishing with a team-leading 13 kills, 17 digs and four aces. Bailey Tanner had seven kills, while Sadie Arend was a force at the net with five kills and four blocks.

TIFFIN — Mohawk picked up a win against Colonel Crawford but lost to Seneca East in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls golf match it hosted Thursday at Seneca Hills Golf Course. Led by Alayna Kindle’s 52, the Warriors (2-10, 2-8 N10) topped the Eagles (2-9, 2-8 N10) by 14 strokes, 236-250, to create a three-way tie along with Upper Sandusky for fourth place entering the N10 tournament.