The Upper Sandusky Middle School competition squad placed first Saturday at the Country Cheer Fest at Elmwood High School and second last Thursday at the Henry County Fair.

The Little Rams placed first Saturday at the Country Cheer Fest at Elmwood High School and first last Thursday at the Henry County Fair. Members of the squad are (front row, from left) Abby Boes, Adrionna Williams, Makenna Krohmer, Mia Miller, Madi Ratliff, Mallory Wheeler, Hannah Plymale, Madison Frey;

In their first season, the Mini Rams placed third Saturday at the Country Cheer Fest at Elmwood High School. Members of the squad are (front row, from left) Alexis Rowe, Paige Vehrs, Lexi Johnson, Aeris Caudill, Karisanne Reile, Kennedi Dunn, Addison Frey, Carly Karcher, Kendall Taylor;

Upper Sandusky High School all-sport passes are available for the 2016-17 school year. These passes allow holders to attend all Upper Sandusky High School and Upper Sandusky Middle School home athletic contests (excluding tournaments) for one price.

Perhaps facing its biggest challenger in its Northern 10 Athletic Conference opener, Mohawk came through with a key 170-179 victory against rival Carey in a boys golf match Tuesday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. The two-time defending N10 champion Warriors (1-0 N10) got 39s from both Chet Margraf and Carson Weinandy, who shared medalist honors.

BUCYRUS — Ridgedale moved to 2-0 in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference by edging Upper Sandusky, 180-181, in a boys golf match Tuesday at The Golf Club of Bucyrus. The Rockets’ Mitchill Reasoner earned medalist honors with a 41 on a rainy day when scoring well was difficult.

GALION — Colonel Crawford stayed undefeated in dual matches this season, defeating Wynford, 215-218, with Crestline finishing third with a 255. The Eagles’ Nick Gremling and Eli Shultz shared medalist honors with 48s.

NEW WASHINGTON — One player from each team shared medalist honors, but Buckeye Central came away the winner in a girls golf tri-match Tuesday at Cranberry Hills Golf Course. Buckeye Central edged Norwalk St. Paul, 211-217, with Wynford finishing third with a 225.

BUCYRUS — Carson Weinandy shot a 75 to earn medalist honors and lead Mohawk to the championship in the rainy Elks Invitational on Monday at The Golf Club of Bucyrus. The Warriors finished well ahead of runner-up Upper Sandusky, 319-341, with Galion third with a 345. Complete results, including those for Wynford, were not available.

TIFFIN — The Mohawk girls golf team opened its season with a 252-261 loss to Seneca East. The Warriors’ Hayden Heilman tied the Tigers’ Moriah Love for medalist honors with a 60.