ATTICA — With a trio of players averaging in double figures, Seneca East has been one of the top offensive teams in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference. Carey found a way to slow down the Tigers and reached the midway point in Northern 10 Athletic Conference play in a three-way tie for first place by taking a 58-41 victory on Tuesday night in Attica.

Mohawk’s Ian Pursell (right) is declared the winner after pinning an opponent from Cardington-Lincoln on Tuesday evening. The Warriors defeated the Pirates, 54-12, and also wrestled Arcadia.

VAN WERT — Upper Sandusky’s boys and girls finished second in a quad swim meet Tuesday in Van Wert. Ottawa-Glandorf’s girls won, 220-164, with Van Wert topping St. Marys Memorial, 119-77, for third.

FOSTORIA — Upper Sandusky’s junior high wrestling team captured the championship in the Fostoria Duals on Saturday.

The OHSAA has designated Jan. 19 as Military Appreciation Night for high school basketball games across Ohio. The Upper Sandusky High School athletic department is honoring U.S. Armed Forces during the Rams home game against Carey and will admit active and veteran U.S. Armed Forces members for free.

The OHSAA has deemed Jan. 19 as Armed Services Appreciation Night for basketball games. In honor of this, Upper Sandusky Middle School will allow any former or active service member into its Jan. 18 girls basketball games against Mohawk for free.

The Upper Sandusky High School and Upper Sandusky Middle School summer athletic no-contact period will be observed from June 30 through July 8. No practices, games, shoot-outs, 7-on-7s, competitions, individual instruction, open gym or fields, conditioning or weight training will be held during this time.

MORRAL — Ridgedale is seeking a junior high softball coach for the upcoming season. If interested, send an email to grossman@ridgedaleschools.org.

MORRAL — Ridgedale has announced it will not play junior varsity boys basketball at all this season. Junior varsity girls basketball games will be played on a selective basis.

Defense led to offense, and in turn, more defense. The pattern repeated to the tune of a 14-0 run that helped Upper Sandusky take a 68-54 victory against Colonel Crawford on Saturday night that evens things up at the top of the Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys basketball standings.