The Upper Sandusky girls basketball team recently announced its award winners. They were (front row, from left) Hannah McKinniss, Miss Practice award; Alivia Oney, Knights of Columbus Sportsmanship award; Abigail Fogle, All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference first team, All-District 6 first team, All-Northwest District first team, All-Ohio second team, Offensive Player of the Year, fourth-year letter winner; Madison McLaughlin, Varsity Hustle award;

Upper Sandusky won the fifth-grade Mid-Ohio Basketball Association championship. The Rams are (front row, from left) Aden Davis, Lucas Thiel, Jameson Reile, David Gibson, Kaleb Francis;

Upper Sandusky High School is searching for a head varsity girls basketball coach for the 2018-19 school year. Available teaching positions are not known at this time.

Upper Sandusky High School and SportsCare at Wyandot Memorial Hospital are partnering to offer athletic physicals for high school and middle school athletes (entering seventh through 12th grades) on May 30. WMH staff and local optometrists will provide physical exams for a $15 donation to the USHS Athletic Department.

Upper Sandusky went undefeated and won the fourth-grade Mid-Ohio Basketball Association championship. The Rams are (front row, from left) Jonathan Craig, Josh Walton, Troy Hoffbauer, Sway Powell;

Matching the Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s vote, the All-Daily Chief-Union team named Mohawk’s Paul Dunn and Upper Sandusky’s Jevon Dible as coach and player of the year, respectively.

Team Blackhawk defeated Speedway, 2-0, in the C-League tournament finals of the Findlay Men’s Hockey League at the Cube in Findlay. Team members were (front row, from left) Bruce Hannam, of Tiffin; Eric Burger, of Upper Sandusky; Tim Krucki, of Findlay; Matt Arnold, of Tiffin; Kyle Gilbert, of Tiffin;

Upper Sandusky High School is searching for a junior varsity volleyball coach for the 2018-19 school year. Interested candidates should contact Brad Ehrman at 419-294.1788 or brad_e@usevs.org.

Carey’s Phil Vaughn and Sydney Kin have been voted top honors on the All-Daily Chief-Union girls basketball team. Vaughn was named coach of the year, and Kin was tabbed the player of the year.

There was no doubt in Upper Sandusky senior Noah Clary’s mind where he wanted to continue his wrestling and academic career, even as larger universities expressed interest in having him join their program. On Tuesday in the USHS library, Clary, surrounded by his coaches and parents, signed his national letter of intent to attend Lourdes University, a NAIA university that is a member of the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference.