Riverdale’s Reygan Frey was named the girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association player of the year, while the Falcons’ Andrew Snook was named co-coach of the year. Snook shared top coaching honors with Cory-Rawson’s Mark Schwerner.

Riverdale’s Coby Miller and Taylor Bacon and Upper Sandusky’s Lupe Landaverde received first-team boys All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association honors. Miller, a sophomore forward, led the Falcons in scoring with 10 goals and five assists for 25 points.

LANCASTER — Owen Mawer led Upper Sandusky in the OHSAA Middle School/Junior High Invitational last Saturday at Lancaster High School. Mawer finished 25th in 12:09.6 in the Boys Race E, earning him a medal.

Carey Our Lady of Consolation eighth-grader Sarah Reinhart recently won the Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls junior high championship for the second straight year in the league cross country meet at Seneca East. She ran the 2-mile race in 12:31.63 to win by almost 26 seconds.

Senior Aidan Loveridge was named to the All-Blanchard Valley Conference second team on both offense and defense to lead Riverdale’s selections Loveridge was selected as a running back and linebacker.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford Athletic Department has presale tickets available this week for the Friday home playoff game against Carey. Tickets will be on sale during school hours through Thursday and until noon Friday.

TIFFIN — The Tiffin Basketball Officials Association is offering the class required to become an OHSAA basketball official. The cost is $65, which is the cost required to obtain certification with the OHSAA.

FINDLAY — Having lost to Liberty-Benton in the district final round three of the last four years, the Riverdale Falcons girls soccer team looked to build on its win over the Eagles in the regular season and take the district crown.

TIFFIN — A first-year cross country runner as a senior, Destini Oler did not know what to expect during Saturday’s regional race at Hedges-Boyer Park. She did not exactly stick to the plan, but it worked out anyway.

ATTICA — Carey made tackles and played good defense in the first half, but from the opening kickoff of the second half, that changed. D.J. Ruffing returned that kick 82 yards for a touchdown, and the Tigers eventually ran away with a 42-13 victory against Carey to guarantee them a playoff game and leave the Blue Devils wondering if they would make the postseason. Ultimately, they did anyway.