MARION — Pleasant swept Upper Sandusky, 25-15, 25-20, 25-6, in a nonconference volleyball match Saturday. Laina Sansotta led the Spartans (4-1) with 15 kills, with Alissa Holler and Halle Marvich adding nine and seven, respectively.

CLYDE — Brett Montgomery shot a 69 to lead Upper Sandusky to the championship in the Bellevue Home Savings Invitational on Saturday at Sleepy Hollow Golf Course. The Rams finished with a season-best 18-hole team score of 319 in the 12-team tournament.

SANDUSKY — Upper Sandusky took advantage of every opportunity it got and then some. The Rams scored three times on just two shots on goal in a 3-0 victory against Sandusky in a nonconference girls soccer match Saturday at Stroebel Field.

By every measure, Upper Sandusky and River Valley played an even match, including in the final score of 2-2 in boys soccer action Saturday. The Rams (2-4-1) and Vikings (2-1-2) were even in shots on goal at nine and in corner kicks at three.

COLUMBUS GROVE — Led by Sarah Reinhart’s seventh-place finish in 20:22.26, the Carey girls cross country team finished fourth in the small school division of the Columbus Grove Invitational on Saturday at Clymer Stadium. Columbus Grove topped Woodmore for first, 85-92, with Lincolnview third with 116 points. The Blue Devils scored 148 points.

Note: These results inadvertently were left out of last week’s paper. BUCYRUS — Wynford moved to 8-0 in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference with a 197-209 victory against Seneca East in girls golf play Thursday at The Golf Club of Bucyrus.

Since 2013, the Upper Sandusky football team had not won its first two games. But a 33-point first half — a half in which the Rams only needed one play to score two separate times — coupled with a shutout on defense ensured the Rams would be off to their best start in five years.

DOLA — A four-touchdown night from Justyn Scott led his Riverdale Falcons to a dominant 45-19 win over Hardin Northern in Friday night’s non-conference contest. The win is the Falcons’ first of the season, giving them a mark of 1-1. The Polar Bears, who opened the season with a win, fall to 1-1.

BASCOM — Zach Hayman helped Mohawk get a lead. The offensive line and running game helped the Warriors keep it. Hayman had two interceptions and a 98-yard touchdown catch in the first half alone, and then the experienced offensive line went to work as the Warriors racked up 311 rushing yards in a 34-14 victory against Hopewell-Loudon Friday night in Bascom.

CAREY — Despite early mistakes, the Carey Blue Devils made the Galion Tigers earn their stripes during a non-conference game at Wentling Field on Friday night. The Tigers (2-0) fought off a second-half surge to claim victory, 35-26.