Any time a team has had the Cardinals — a pee wee football team in Upper Sandusky — on their schedule, they have centered their game plan around one player.

Upper Sandusky senior Abigail Fogle signed her national letter of intent to play basketball at Ohio Northern University on Wednesday. “I really liked the campus when I went on my visit that week,” Fogle said.

CAREY — Upper Sandusky had a wrestler place in the top three in every weight class en route to a dominant team victory at the Junior High Northern 10 Athletic Conference Championships on Saturday at Carey.

SYCAMORE — Wyandot Sports Hall of Fame banquet tickets will be sold Friday at the Upper Sandusky-Mohawk boys basketball game. The WSHOF banquet is 6 p.m. April 21 at the Masters’ Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.

Upper Sandusky High School will host a spring sports parent meeting at 7 p.m. Feb. 26. Parents of all spring sports athletes are expected to attend.

BUCYRUS — The Bucyrus Softball Association will have a meeting for co-ed and men’s league for the upcoming summer at 6 p.m. Monday in city hall council chambers in Bucyrus. Anyone planning on having a team this year should attend.

The third annual Cory Washburn Memorial Wrestling Tournament is March 18 at Upper Sandusky Middle School, 390 W. Walker St., Upper Sandusky. Proceeds benefit the USMS eighth grade class trip to Washington, D.C.

NORTH ROBINSON — By the looks of things Tuesday night, Upper Sandusky has put its shooting slump far behind it at just the right time. The Rams put up 54 points in the first half on the way to an easy 71-41 victory at Colonel Crawford to wrap up the regular season.

CAREY — There may not have been a conference title or a postseason spot on the line, but that wasn’t evident during the Carey-Seneca East girls basketball game on Tuesday, the senior night and final game for Carey’s eight seniors. The Blue Devils led by 16 points at the half, forced 12 turnovers and held the Tigers to 23 total points in a 52-23 victory at Carey High School.

BUCYRUS — There is no doubt that you have to pick your poison when you are facing Buckeye Central. The Bucks present a plethora of options inside and outside that can drive one crazy in gameplanning. Wynford got its second taste on Tuesday, as three Buckeye Central players scored at least 13 points.