CAREY — Carey dominated a wrestling home tri-match Tuesday, defeating Hopewell-Loudon, 64-9, and Riverdale, 70-6.

NORTH ROBINSON — Alexus Burkhart and Ashley Gwirtz each scored 13 points to lead Colonel Crawford to a 43-31 victory against Wynford in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls basketball game Tuesday night. Gretchen Harris led the Royals (2-4, 2-1 N10) with 15 points, while Olivia Grove scored 10 points.

CAREY — Ask around the area, and high school football fans, media and coaches will consistently say one thing about Carey Blue Devils football: the kids have a knack for playing hard.

The Upper Sandusky eighth grade boys basketball team rolled past Mohawk, 40-12, on Monday. Gavin Carey led the Rams (4-1) with 21 points.

Facing its toughest opponent of the year, the Upper Sandusky boys basketball team came through with its best performance of the season. The Rams rose to the occasion with a huge first half and a hot shooting night from Jevon Dible and Ry Adams in a 74-65 victory against Shelby on Saturday night.

BUCYRUS — Five wrestlers won their weight classes, and Upper Sandusky took the team championship Saturday in the Bucyrus Invitational. The Rams topped North Union, 267-235, with Lakota finishing third among 13 teams with 170 points.

CAREY — For the third game in a row, Carey got off to a slow start. This time, though, the Blue Devils gave themselves a chance to recover.

MORRAL — Riverdale’s Miles Frey was the most outstanding wrestler to lead the Falcons to a runner-up finish Saturday in the Ridgedale Invitational.

BELLEVUE — Jevyn Pratt won the 126-pound championship to lead Carey to a fourth-place finish Saturday in the Bellevue Invitational. Will Schafer (160 pounds), Tanner May (182) and Jonathon Racheter (220) all were runners-up for the Blue Devils, who finished with 202 points.

NEW WASHINGTON — Mohawk built an early lead and held on to defeat Buckeye Central, 46-44, for coach Paul Dunn’s first victory at his alma mater Saturday night in New Washington. The Warriors (1-1, 1-0 Northern 10 Athletic Conference) led 14-7 after one quarter and 28-17 at halftime but did not score in the third quarter, allowing the Bucks (0-3, 0-1 N10) to get within two, 28-26.