TIFFIN — Seneca East shot a Northern 10 Athletic Conference season-best 158 in defeating Mohawk (191) on Thursday at Seneca Hills Golf Club. Jake Forehand shot a 2-under-par 33 to lead the Tigers (3-2, 3-2 N10).

MARION — Upper Sandusky bounced back from a loss just two nights before to take a 4-0 shutout victory against Pleasant on Thursday night in Marion. The Rams (2-4) got two goals from Gabe Baker in the first half and two from Jaidyn Thiel in the second half.

MORRAL — Led by Kenedi Hayden’s 11 kills and 15 digs, Upper Sandusky picked up its first win of the season with a 25-10, 19-25, 25-22, 25-21 victory against Ridgedale on Thursday night. Emily Hill added seven kills and 16 digs, while Eve Smith passed out 20 assists and had 20 digs for the Rams (1-5, 1-2 N10).

NEW BLOOMINGTON — Every score for both teams was between 50 and 60, but Elgin’s were lower in a 207-226 victory against Upper Sandusky in a nonconference girls golf match Thursday at Windy Acres Golf Course. Kendra Conley led the Rams (1-8) with a 53, with Katie Clark one stroke behind with a 54.

FINDLAY — Lucas Mattingly scored early in the second half to break a tie and that goal held as the winner as Liberty-Benton defeated Riverdale, 2-1, in a boys North Central Ohio Soccer Association match Thursday. Trent Ward gave the Eagles (2-2, 1-0 NCOSA) a 1-0 lead by scoring in the 13th minute, but six minutes later, Jackson Clark evened the score at 1 with a goal for the Falcons (2-1-1, 1-1 NCOSA).

Upper Sandusky’s Tiny Rams, Mini Rams and junior high took first place, while the Little Rams and high school teams finished second in their divisions in the Carey cheerleading competition this weekend.

NEW WASHINGTON — Abby Underwood shot a 49 to help Wynford knock off Buckeye Central in a battle of unbeaten teams in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls golf match Wednesday at Cranberry Hills Golf Course. Caity Schiefer and Kassidy Stanford both shot 57s, while Emily Rudd added a 62 for the Royals (11-2, 7-0 N10). Gabby Johnson (69) and Kim Tuck (76) also played.

NEW WASHINGTON — For the second consecutive match, the Carey boys golf team shot a 174 and came out on top, this time with a 174-180 victory over Buckeye Central on Wednesday at Cranberry Hills Golf Course.

Trailing by a set or by multiple points is nothing new to the 2018 Carey volleyball team. But this time, fewer service errors, efficient passing and capitalizing on opponents’ mistakes in the latter sets of the match enabled the Blue Devils to not only erase a deficit, but come out on top for the first time this season.

Riverdale boys soccer coach Dylan Beck did not see his players for a couple months during the offseason, and when he finally did, he found they had grown — and not just figuratively. The Falcons used their height to convert on three headers for goals and used their speed to create opportunities while overwhelming Upper Sandusky, 10-1, in a boys soccer match Tuesday night.