The Wyandot Classics and Cruisers car and truck club is planning its 17th annual Autumn Cruise with hopes to have another successful year to benefit Hospice of Wyandot County.

Dave Bastel stepped up to the No. 1 tee box just outside the clubhouse at Lincoln Hills Golf Club on Sunday with an 8-iron. The longtime club owner was the first to shoot on one of four new holes that were premiered during a special 90th anniversary tournament Sunday.

DELAWARE — You’ve likely heard of the Kentucky Derby, but what about the Little Brown Jug? Harness horse racing has its own Triple Crown, and it’s capped off by the prestigious Little Brown Jug, a race for 3-year-old pacing standardbreds hosted at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Delaware, Ohio.

GALION — Both Carey and Ridgedale can enjoy a championship they have waited a lot of years for. The Rockets won the Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys tournament Tuesday at Valley View Golf Course, with Carey taking second, to create a co-championship after the Blue Devils won the dual between the two teams earlier this season.

Mircea Handru (standing), executive director of the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board for Sandusky, Seneca and Wyandot counties, speaks at the Mayor’s Breakfast in the Blue Room in Kirby on Tuesday morning.

MOUNT BLANCHARD— Riverdale is not ready to celebrate yet. The Falcons’ 3-0 victory against Van Buren on Monday night clinched at least a share of the North Central Ohio Soccer Association championship, but coach Andrew Snook is preaching “one more” for the team to finish with a perfect mark.

GALION — There was little drama Monday in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls golf tournament. Defending champion Buckeye Central, undefeated in league duals, ran away with the championship at Valley View Golf Course with a 387.

GALION — Madelyn Shasteen finished 18th to lead Upper Sandusky’s girls to a seventh-place finish in the Division II race Saturday in the Galion Festival at Ammons’ Reservoir Park. The Rams scored 229 points. Fairfield Union edged Buckeye Valley, 110-112, for first place.

BUCYRUS — Brayden Wentling and Carey made some big plays, and Carey overcame a somewhat sluggish start to run away with a 48-13 victory against Bucyrus in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference football game Friday night. The Blue Devils outscored the Redmen 27-0 over a span of just more than six minutes starting late in the second to pull away.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Tyler Leist was second individually to lead Carey to the boys championship Thursday in the Riverdale Invitational. The Blue Devils scored 39 points to easily outdistance second-place McComb, which scored 95 points.