FREMONT — Led by Hailey Niederkohr’s four hits, Carey smashed 16 hits in just five innings in a 12-1 nonconference softball victory Thursday at Fremont St. Joseph. The Blue Devils (8-2) scored four times each in the first and second innings, once in the third inning and then three times in the fifth inning.

FREMONT — Once again, the Carey baseball team found a way to win in the later innings. With the game tied at five entering the top of the seventh inning, the Blue Devils scored two runs and Trey Bame got the save to secure a 7-5 nonconference victory over Fremont St. Joseph on Thursday in Fremont.

MORRAL — Even without its seniors, Mohawk’s girls finished fourth Thursday in the David Schorr Invitational at Ridgedale. Despite athletes gone on the senior trip, the Warriors scored 86 points.

BUCYRUS — It was one of the largest single-inning comebacks Wynford baseball coach Jordan Oliver has seen in his two years as coach of the Royals, but they will have to wait for the final result. Trailing Mohawk by five runs entering the bottom of the seventh inning of Wednesday’s contest at Wynford High School, the Royals scored five runs and took advantage of two Mohawk errors to tie the game at 9, but neither team was able to score again.

BUCYRUS — Once Autumn Buder finally came through with a clutch hit, Mohawk’s bats awoke, and it ran away with a 9-1 victory at Wynford in Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball play Wednesday. With the game tied at 1 in the fifth inning and runners at second and third with two outs, Buder delivered a two-run triple to the left field fence.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Alec Loveridge singled, stole second and then stole third, scoring when the throw got past the third baseman to give Riverdale a 5-4 victory against Arlington in Blanchard Valley Conference baseball play Wednesday.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Arlington struck for nine runs in the first inning and rolled to a 24-0 victory against Riverdale in Blanchard Valley Conference softball play Wednesday. The Red Devils (4-4, 2-2 BVC) scored five mores times in the second inning, four times in the third inning, five times in the fourth inning and once in the fifth inning.

Seneca East scored the first earned run against Arik Schneider this year and stayed undefeated in Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball play by edging Upper Sandusky, 2-1, on Wednesday. The Tigers (9-2, 6-0 N10) took the lead with an earned run in the top of the sixth, and after the Rams (6-6, 3-4 N10) tied it in the bottom of the sixth, an unearned run in the seventh won it for Seneca East.

Shelby asserted itself with a 5-0 sweep of Upper Sandusky in a boys tennis match Wednesday. Despite the loss, the Rams hung tough in the top two singles matches.

The Seneca East softball team scored early and often on the way to a 17-8 victory over Upper Sandusky on Wednesday at Upper Sandusky High School. The Tigers (6-3, 3-3 N10) scored two runs in the first inning, three in the third and fourth, two runs in the sixth and seven in the seventh.