NEW WASHINGTON — Carey’s girls edged Mohawk for second place Friday in the Stache Dash at Buckeye Central on Friday. Willard ran away with first place, scoring 146 points. Carey finished ahead of Mohawk, 97.5-92. Port Clinton topped Willard, 143-133, for the boys title, with Mohawk a distant third with 77 points. Carey was sixth with 58 points.

BUCYRUS — Mohawk snapped a four-game losing streak with a 6-3 victory against Bucyrus on Friday in Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball play.

NEW WASHINGTON — Upper Sandusky’s bats were silenced by Buckeye Central pitcher Josh Dentinger Friday in a 10-0 loss at Buckeye Central High School. Buckeye Central (4-6, 2-3 Northern 10 Athletic Conference) jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning against Rams ace Jevon Dible, then blew the game wide open with an eight-run third inning.

NEW WASHINGTON — A five-run third inning and a three-run sixth inning helped the Upper Sandusky softball team roll to a 9-3 victory over Buckeye Central on Friday at Buckeye Central High School.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Aidan Loveridge went 3 for 3 with two triples, a double, three RBIs and two runs scored but it was not enough for Riverdale in a 20-9 loss to Elgin in a nonconference baseball game Thursday.

LUCAS — In a battle of Division IV state softball semifinalists from a year ago, Lucas handed Carey its first loss of the year, 3-2, on Friday. The Cubs (4-1) scored twice in the first inning and led the rest of the way.

NEW LONDON — Thanks to a complete game shutout by Hannah Messmer and a home run by Jenna Coffman, the Wynford softball team got its second win of the season, 2-0, win over New London on Thursday.

NEW LONDON — The New London baseball team scored early and often, including a seven-run second inning, to defeat Wynford, 9-4, on Thursday at New London.

BUCYRUS — One of the reasons for the 2018 Carey baseball team’s success in the early portion of the 2018 season has been their ability to score late in games. On Wednesday, trailing by one run in the top of the sixth inning, the Blue Devils scored three runs.

SYCAMORE — She considered many Division I, II and NAIA colleges, but after visiting Division II Ashland University, Mohawk’s Destini Oler made return visits to the campus, becoming more impressed each time. On Wednesday, Oler, surrounded by her family and coaches, signed her national letter of intent to run cross country and track at Ashland University.