Mohawk had four of the area’s seven football all-district first-team selections as voted by Northwest Ohio media. The Warriors’ Zach Hayman, Chris Klopp, Nick Theis and Parker Brown were picked to the first team in Division VII, while Wynford’s Caleb Stone and Caleb Rausch and Carey’s Grant Frederick earned honors on the top team in Division VI.

The Riverdale boys soccer team (above) earned the Ohio Scholastic Coaches Association Team Award for achieving a 3.39 GPA.

The Upper Sandusky boys soccer team handed out awards recently. Winners were (front row, from left) Quinten Voorhees, second-year letterman; Jacob Herbert, first-year letterman; Anson Hill, second-year lettermen, All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association second team, team co-MVP; Gabe Baker, third-year letterman, team co-defensive MVP; Ross Swinehart, second-year letterman;

The Upper Sandusky girls soccer team’s award winners were (front row, from left) Katie Coppler, All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association honorable mention, co-defensive player of the year, fourth-year letter winner; Megan Hensel, Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association academic award, All-Northwest Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association second team, All-NCOSA first team, most valuable player, offensive player of the year, fourth-year letter winner;

CAREY — In many ways, Carey High School senior Sydney Kin is following in the footsteps of her older sister, Shelby Kin. On Monday, Kin signed a letter of intent to play basketball at the University of Findlay, the same school that Shelby Kin attends and plays volleyball and basketball.

RIVERDALE — Two members of the winningest senior class in the history of the Riverdale High School girls soccer program have received second-team All-Ohio honors. Seniors Reygan Frey and Gabi Rodriguez both received second-team All-Ohio honors.

Mohawk’s Nick Theis and Parker Brown earned top player honors, and Wynford’s Gabe Helbert was coach of the year on the All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference football team released Sunday. Theis, a senior defensive tackle, was named the defensive player of the year. He was among the league leaders in tackles for loss with 22 and sacks with 7.5. His 78 tackles were second on the team, and he forced and recovered a fumble.

MARENGO — Hillsdale only completed three passes, but it didn’t matter. Playing amidst temperatures hovering around 26 degrees with a steady wind, the Hillsdale Falcons rushed 43 times for 309 yards enroute to a 41-0 victory over Carey in a Division VI regional semifinal playoff game Friday at Highland High School.

MARENGO — Jonathon Mershman proved himself in his first season as Carey’s head coach. He credited his seniors for helping him do it. “I had a hell of a group of seniors that really put us where we needed to be,” Mershman said.

Riverdale’s Reygan Frey and Gabi Rodriguez both earned All-Northwest Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association girls Division III first-team honors. Frey, a senior forward, led the Falcons in scoring with 23 goals and added eight assists to finish with 54 points.