CAREY — Jordan Dasher delivered a two-run double in the sixth inning and Carey topped Tiffin Calvert, 4-1, in a non-conference baseball game Tuesday. The Blue Devils (5-6) won their third straight, managing to score one run off Kent State commit Peyton Deats in the third inning and then beating the Senecas after he was replaced.

ATTICA — Upper Sandusky’s girls were first and the boys were second in a quad-meet Tuesday at Seneca East. The Rams girls rolled with 152 points.

Volunteers gave 29,000 hours of service to Fairhaven Community last year. The Upper Sandusky nursing facility honored more than 75 volunteers for their service and dedication during a luncheon Monday.

CAREY — A discussion about moving Carey varsity softball games closer to the school did not result in a decision after a park board public hearing Sunday. Parks Director Brian Spencer said Mayor Jennifer Rathburn and council member Mellisa Cole will compare varsity softball and little league schedules to see if the move is possible.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — North Baltimore plated three runs in the first inning and held the lead until the end of a 5-3 Blanchard Valley Conference game against Riverdale on Monday. An RBI single put the Tigers up 1-0 before a wild pitch on strike three scored two additional runs.

CAREY — Carey scored eight times in the first two innings and ran away with an 11-3 victory Monday against Buckeye Central. Caitie Carter had a double among three hits and drove in two runs to lead Carey (5-3, 4-2 Northern 10 Athletic Conference).

ATTICA — When Mohawk had runners on early in the game, Seneca East made plays on defense to limit the Warriors. When the Tigers had players on base, the Warriors made mistakes.

For the sixth consecutive year, local citizens have gathered on a Saturday morning in an attempt to better the lives of those in need. Approximately 175 people met in the parking lot of Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church in Upper Sandusky and built walls for two houses to be given to Habitat for Humanity.

Brandon Vent (right) of Nevada looks at a tractor during the Upper Sandusky High School FFA toy show on Sunday as his dad Mike Vent looks on.

BUCYRUS — Both doubles teams earned championships, and Upper Sandusky won the eight-team Jim Grandy Invitational on Saturday at Bucyrus. The Rams’ No. 1 doubles team of Turner Dilley and Noah Frey and the No. 2 doubles team of Chad Mostoller and Alex Brodman were champions, while No. 2 singles player Alex Engle took second and No. 3 singles player Clay Burger finished third.