CAREY — Fostoria made it a point of emphasis to attack Carey’s Hayden Stone in the paint Tuesday, but while the Redmen did earn some layups and trips to the foul line, the 6-4 Blue Devils freshman was largely deterrent.

Led by senior Sydney Holderman as a first-team pick, four Riverdale players earned All-Blanchard Valley Conference girls basketball mention Tuesday. Senior Janessa Taylor was a second-team pick, while juniors Lexie Wright and Reygan Frey earned honorable mention.

CALEDONIA — Zach Hoffman, Josh Crall and Jack Reed combined for 63 points, but it was not enough to outdo River Valley’s trio of Hayden Wallace, Dustin Johns and Tom Poorman. They combined for 70 points in an 89-80 Vikings victory Tuesday night.

LAS VEGAS — Grace Searls and her mother, Kathy VanHorn, won national championships at the Special Olympics National Unified Bowling Tournament last week at the South Point Bowling Center.

Associated Press boys state basketball poll The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Ohio high school basketball poll with first-place votes in parentheses and won-loss record, total points and position last week at right:

MOUNT BLANCHARD — After all of its late-game shenanigans this season, it was fitting that Riverdale withstood a serious fourth-quarter push to hold off Carey, 62-59, in a non-league game on the final day of the girls basketball season.

RAWSON — Aidan Loveridge and Ethan Hayes won back-to-back championships at 182 and 195 to lead Riverdale to a fourth-place finish Saturday in the Blanchard Valley Conference wrestling tournament. Van Buren ran away with the title for the second straight year, scoring 143.5 points.

BUCYRUS — One night after a 40-point loss to Upper Sandusky, Wynford came away with an impressive victory, defeating New London, 67-61, on Saturday night. Thad Hensel had a career game to lead the upset, scoring 22 points on 9-of-11 shooting.

Upper Sandusky girls fastpitch softball sign-ups will be held this week for girls in kindergarten through eighth grade. Times are 5:30-7 p.m. today and Wednesday and 10-11 a.m. Saturday at the Upper Sandusky Fire Department.