FINDLAY — Riverdale’s girls cross country team is advancing to regionals for what is believed to be the first time in school history, and Antonio Renteria will join the Falcons.

By now, the Wynford Royals are more than just the best team and only champion in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference. They more closely resemble a machine when they step on the football field for a league game, and they were pretty efficient in a 53-0 win at Upper Sandusky on Friday night to clinch a share of their third straight title since the N10 originated in 2014.

MORRAL — With a comfortable lead, Mohawk had a chance to do a few different things in the second half of Friday night’s game at Ridgedale. Not only did a lot of young players get extended playing time, but the Warriors took advantage of the situation to get a touchdown for lineman Cole Draper in their 47-0 victory that clinched at least a .500 season.

CAREY — Within a matter of moments, Carey put away visiting Bucyrus on Friday night. The Blue Devils scored touchdowns on their first four possessions, including off two straight takeaways, on their way to a 63-28 rout against the winless Redmen in a Northern 10 game at Wentling Field.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Van Buren scored four second-quarter touchdowns to secure a 41-7 win over Riverdale in a Blanchard Valley Conference football game Friday.

PEMBERVILLE — Ethan Melroy gave the underdogs an early lift, and No. 6 Riverdale played toe-to-toe with the No. 2 seed in the district for about 70 minutes of a very damp sectional final game. Then the floodgates opened.

CAREY — Cardinal Stritch was the Toledo Area Athletic Conference co-champion, but the Cardinals had not seen a hitter like Sydney Kin before Wednesday night. Kin slammed 20 kills, including 10 in the first set, as the Blue Devils won their fifth straight sectional title with a 25-16, 25-18, 25-23 victory.

The Upper Sandusky junior high cross country team won the Northern 10 Athletic Conference championship. The Rams are (from left) Gracie Manns, Emma Brown, Claire Swavel, Liz Plymale, Emma Pever, Haley Lee, Hannah Herring and coach Jeff Fett.

The Upper Sandusky seventh grade volleyball team won the Northern 10 Athletic Conference championship. The Rams are (front row, from left) Roni Valentine, Kaylee Roberts, Cassidy Conrad, Ruth Baldwin; (back row) coach Catie Richman, Sydney Ham, Jenna Kurtz, Madison Byrum, Lindsay Weininger, Amara Hord and Alayna Thomas.

The Mohawk eighth grade football team went undefeated and won the Northern 10 Athletic Conference championship. The Warriors are (first row, from left) Zachariah King, Anthony Zender, Tyson Johnson, Tyler Hayman, Kaleb Leeth, Mason Tyree, Trey Combs;