The Upper Sandusky Mini Rams won first place Saturday at the Patrick Henry Cheer Competition. Coached by Katie Taylor and Brooke Johnson, the Rams are (front row, from left) Raelyn Morris, Adilyn Hessey, Adriane Yeater, Addison Frey, Ambryelle Combs, Leah Hill, Karisanne Reile, Paige Vehrs, Lexia Johnson;

The Upper Sandusky High School competition cheerleading squad kicked off its season Saturday by taking first place at Patrick Henry High School. Coached by Brianna Orians, the Rams are (front row, from left) Danielle Thiel, Kara Frey, Ellie Barnett, Jordan Franz;

TIFFIN — Kyle Koons earned tournament medalist honors to lead Wynford to a third-place finish Thursday in the Seneca East Invitational boys golf tournament at Seneca Hills Golf Course. Fremont St. Joseph won with a 333-341 advantage over host Seneca East, with the Royals finishing with a 351 team score.

GALION — The Wynford girls golf team opened Northern 10 Athletic Conference play with a 242-262 victory against Colonel Crawford on Thursday at Valley View Golf Course. The Royals’ Caity Schiefer earned medalist honors with a 58, while Abby Underwood and Kassidy Stanford were right behind with scores of 60 and 61, respectively. Emily Rudd added a 63.

ARLINGTON — Andrew Kuenzli medaled with a 38 to lead Riverdale to its second straight victory, a 194-224 defeat of Elmwood on Thursday at Sycamore Springs Golf Course. Rease Haley shot a 49, Jacob Tackett carded a 52, and Caleb Tracy finished with a 55 for the Falcons (2-2).

NEW WASHINGTON — Mohawk finished as runner-up to lead area teams Wednesday in the Buckeye Central Invitational girls golf tournament at Cranberry Hills Golf Course. The host Bucks won by a wide margin with a 414, followed by the Warriors with a 453.

BOWLING GREEN — Ethan Tanner’s 90 led Carey as it finished fourth in the 13-team Wildcat Invitational on Wednesday at Stone Ridge Golf Course in Bowling Green. St. Henry won the event with a team score of 354, led by medalist Jack Romer with a 76. Lakota and Lincolnview both finished with 362.

GALION — Competing without their top player, the Upper Sandusky boys golf team still managed a fifth-place finish among nine teams in the Galion Invitational Wednesday at Galion Country Club. The Rams were without Brett Montgomery, who was attending a funeral.

GALION — The Riverdale golf team picked up its first victory of the season by defeating Colonel Crawford, 197-225, on Wednesday at Valley View Golf Course. Andrew Kuenzli led the way for the Falcons (1-2) by shooting a 3-over-par 39 that included birdies on Nos. 2 and 5.

SHELBY — Josh Crall shot a 43 to lead Wynford but it was not enough in a 172-191 victory by Plymouth in a boys golf dual match Wednesday at Woody Ridge Golf Course. Aden Caldwell had a 44, and Kayleb Keaton shot a 46, but the Royals (0-1) settled for a 58 for the fourth score, shot by both Kyle Koons and Mitch Zaebst.