Upper Sandusky’s boys and girls were winners in a home tri-match Tuesday evening. The Rams girls dominated with 114 points, well ahead of Buckeye Central (41) and Ridgedale (19), and the Rams boys scored 91.5 points, with the Bucks edging the Rockets, 37-34.5.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Taylor Farmer drove in Aricka Hill for the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning as Riverdale won its Blanchard Valley Conference softball opener, 4-3, on Tuesday. Hill led off the inning with a single up the middle, and Brooke Kuenzli bunted her over to second.

BUCYRUS — Mohawk scored four or more runs in each of the first four innings to beat Wynford, 19-7, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Tuesday. The Warriors (2-2, 2-1 N10) led 15-1 after the top of the third inning.

CAREY — Carey scored multiple runs in each of the first three innings to rout Fostoria St. Wendelin, 16-3, in a non-conference baseball game Tuesday. After the Mohawks (0-1) scored once in the top of the first, the Blue Devils (2-3) scored four times in the bottom of the first, seven times in the second and five times in the third.

CAREY — Fostoria St. Wendelin scored six runs in the sixth inning of a 12-2 win at Carey on Tuesday in a non-league softball game. The Mohawks took a 2-0 lead in the first inning and padded it to 6-0 in the top of the second.

BUCYRUS — Carey’s girls topped Bucyrus, 79-57, while Mohawk was third with 38 points in a track and field tri-meet Tuesday at Bucyrus. Carey also was the boys winner with 76.5 points.

NORTH ROBINSON — Wynford’s boys and girls both were second in a tri-meet Tuesday. Colonel Crawford ran away with first place in the girls scoring, 114-31, with Seneca East finishing with 19 points.

BLOOMDALE — Riverdale’s boys edged Elmwood, 83-80, and the Falcons girls were 113.5-53.5 winners in a track and field meet Tuesday at Elmwood. Bowling Green Christian Academy scored eight points in the boys competition.

All scheduled baseball and softball games Monday were postponed because of cold weather.

CAREY — The Carey girls track and field team used a total team effort to repeat as champions of their home meet on a cold, windy early-April afternoon. The fact that it was the last Carey Blue Devil Relays at Wentling Field in Memorial Park made the victory sweeter.