NORTH ROBINSON — Wynford held Colonel Crawford scoreless on its last nine possessions and took a 43-37 victory Saturday in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls basketball game. The Eagles (3-12, 2-8 N10) led 11-8 after one quarter, but the Royals (3-11, 2-8 N10) tied it at 17 at halftime.

BELLEVUE — Upper Sandusky was fourth and Mohawk finished eighth Saturday in the Bellevue Invitational junior high wrestling tournament. Braxton Johnston (150 pounds), Carson Vanhorn (172) and Creighton Morton (245) led the Rams by placing second in their weight classes.

Upper Sandusky senior guard Abigail Fogle stole the ball in the back court, dribbled past half court and fired a pass to senior Megan Hensel, who buried a 3-pointer from the right wing. It was not only a part of a 22-2 run the Rams closed the first quarter on, but a sign of things to come.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — With a renewed emphasis on defense and team pride, the Riverdale boys basketball team capped off a perfect weekend with a 43-34 victory against Tiffin Calvert on Saturday night. The Falcons (3-11) tripled their season win total during the weekend.

SYCAMORE — Carey ran out to a big early lead to blitz Mohawk, 64-23, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls basketball game Saturday. The Blue Devils (14-1, 9-1 N10) led 16-4 after one quarter, 37-7 at halftime and 56-12 after three quarters.

BUCYRUS — The Upper Sandusky swim teams wrapped up the regular season with senior night victories against Bucyrus and Wynford on Friday evening at the Bucyrus YMCA. The Rams girls scored 112 points to the Redmen’s 36 and the Royals’ 7.

SYCAMORE — Zach Hayman had 17 points and nine steals to lead Mohawk to a 56-21 blowout victory of Arcadia in a nonconference boys basketball game Saturday night. Keith Jenkins added 13 points, and Chris Klopp scored 10 points for the Warriors (9-5).

VAN BUREN — Nick Theis and Daniel Price were runners-up to lead Mohawk to a seventh-place finish this weekend in the Van Buren Invitational wrestling tournament. The Warriors scored 108 points, while Carey had 75.5 points and finished 12th in the 29-team tournament.

After a surprisingly quiet first half, Upper Sandusky senior Jevon Dible came up huge late to lead the Rams over rival Carey 74-69 in overtime. “We challenged Jevon at halftime,” Upper Sandusky coach Jeff Winslow said. “He had zero points, was missing bunnies, missing open shots.

SYCAMORE — Colonel Crawford has completed its toughest stretch of schedule still atop the Northern 10 Athletic Conference standings. In their third straight road game against a league contender, the Eagles pulled away down the stretch for a 52-42 victory at Mohawk on Friday night.