The Upper Sandusky High School boys soccer team will be holding a soccer camp for boys entering first through eighth grades from June 18-21. Soccer skills will be taught, and each camper will receive a ball and T-shirt.

Wyandot County Pheasants Forever, in partnership with the Ohio Division of Wildlife and Rogers Conservation Club, is hosting four events this summer, including the first Outdoor Skills Day. The Youth Outdoor Skills event for those 17 and younger is 5:30-8 p.m. June 14 at Sam Walton (Ellis) Lake. Space is limited, and the event is close to capacity.

CAREY — After competing at the state track and field meet as a freshman, Carey senior Emily Norden wanted another opportunity. Sophomore Addystin Lykins was hoping for back-to-back appearances at the state track meet.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk coach Brock Cleveland knew his team had plenty of potential, and now the Warriors have seen it realized with four girls qualifying for the state meet in six events. “It’s super exciting,” Cleveland said.

Riverdale’s Aidan Loveridge was a first-team All-Blanchard Valley Conference baseball selection in the release of BVC spring awards Wednesday. The Falcons’ Seth McElree and Wayne Frey earned second-team honors, while Jonathan Walter and Alec Loveridge were picked as honorable mention.

BUCYRUS — Each of his last four meets, Wynford High School junior Alizhah Watson has reduced his time in the 400 dash. Now, as he prepares to compete in the 400 dash in the state meet Friday and possibly Saturday at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium at Ohio State University, Watson is hopeful he will set a new personal best time each day.

Arguably the best season in the history of Carey baseball was capped off with All-Ohio honors for three senior players and a top honor for its coach. Trey Bame was named first-team All-Ohio, while teammates Brayden Wentling and Easton Roark received honorable mention in Division IV.

AKRON — It was already going to be a tremendous challenge for Mohawk to hold the Hillsdale softball teams’ bats in check. As it turns out, getting a hit off of Hillsdale starting pitcher Sydney Long was even more challenging.

LEXINGTON — It wasn’t the finish Upper Sandusky junior Kenedi Hayden was hoping for in the girls 300 hurdles, but she is optimistic that qualifying for regional finals — the furthest she has ever gone into the postseason — will lead to higher finishes in the future.

The Andersons shut out Reineke, 12-0, in a USGS game May 17. Offensively for Reineke: Hailey Brodman, single; Chalis Moselay, 2 singles. Offensively for The Andersons: McKenzie Rosvanis, single, 1 run; Audri Lucas, single, 1 run; Jo Cornish, 2 singles, 2 runs; Karli Gossman, 2 singles, 2 runs; Leah Margison, single, 1 run; Savannah Wells, 1 run; Ashlynn Davis, single, …