SYCAMORE — The Mohawk volleyball team won the “Hoover Bowl IV” championship and successfully defended its title from last year by beating both Old Fort and Edison in straight sets on Saturday. The Warriors, coached by Eric Hoover, beat the Chargers, coached by brother Sean Hoover, 25-22, 25-20, and the Stockaders, coach by mother Nancy Hoover, 25-18, 25-19.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale volleyball team won its third straight match with a 25-23, 25-14, 25-15 victory against Bucyrus on Saturday. The Falcons (3-1) now have tripled their win total from all of last season.

ATTICA — Wynford’s girls were seventh and the boys eighth in the White Division of the Seneca East Tiger Classic cross country meet Saturday. The Royals girls scored 187 points. Mohawk had 233 points and finished ninth.

MILLER CITY — Riverdale scored a pair of late goals to put away Miller City, 3-0, in a nonconference boys soccer match Saturday at Miller City. Ryder Egbert’s goal with five minutes left in the first half was the only score in the first 75 minutes of the match.

BUCYRUS — Shelby topped Wynford, 25-12, 25-20, 25-17, in a nonconference volleyball match Saturday at Wynford.

TIFFIN — Tiffin Columbian swept Upper Sandusky, 25-10, 25-18, 25-21, in a nonconference volleyball match Saturday. Emily Davis had 11 kills, Rylie Roggow finished with eight, and Addie Conti had five for the Tornadoes (4-0).

MONROEVILLE — Carey hung tough in the first set but Monroeville pulled out the win and then swept, 25-22, 25-16, 25-18, in a nonconference volleyball match Saturday.

CALEDONIA — By no means has it been a normal week for Upper Sandusky’s football team. Cases of hand, foot and mouth disease among some Rams’ players prompted the cancellation of their final scrimmage last week against Fostoria leaving not a lot of preparation time for River Valley.

CAREY — For much of the first half, Carey had plenty of offense but nothing to show for it. That changed in one play. Griffin Summit caught a 79-yard touchdown pass from Ethan Berringer on the final play of the first half to finally get the Blue Devils on the board, and their offense rolled from there, taking a 35-16 victory against Van Buren on Friday night at C.D. Wentling Field.

BUCYRUS — Wynford junior Seth Benedict had never recovered a fumble in his high school career. But after the Wynford football team turned it over on downs to give Liberty-Benton possession on its own five-yard line with 10:03 remaining in the contest and the Royals trailing by five points, Benedict seized the opportunity.