FAIRBORN — Cole Draper went 3-0 to lead Mohawk wrestlers on the first day of the Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association Holiday Tournament on Monday at Wright State University’s Nutter Center.

Upper Sandusky High School senior Betsy Young took first place in the 185-pound weight class in the Eric Wheeler Memorial Powerlifting Meet last Saturday at Springfield Northeastern High School.

Upper Sandusky split in a dual against Mid Ohio Athletic Conference foes, defeating Galion, 43-35, and losing to River Valley, 44-18, on Tuesday evening. Matt Luikart (120 pounds) led the way for the Rams by getting first-period pins in both of his matches.

Upper Sandusky junior high wrestler Nick Stuckey took first place in the Little Warrior tournament last Saturday at Mohawk. His named was inadvertently omitted from the published story.

CAREY — With the game hanging in the balance, the Blue Devils were outdone. A 9-0 run out of a timeout in the closing minutes gave visiting Ridgedale enough cushion to escape Carey with its first Northern 10 Athletic Conference victory, 53-48.

BUCYRUS — Seneca East’s comeback effort was too little, too late, and Wynford held on for a 64-63 victory Wednesday night in Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys basketball action.

FINDLAY — All high schools in the 22-county northwest district are invited to the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Northwest Ohio High School Indoor Track and Field Meet to be held Jan. 22 at the University of Findlay.

SANDUSKY — Mohawk split a pair of matches Friday night in a wrestling dual at Sandusky St. Mary, losing, 39-30, to Walsh Jesuit, and defeating Monroeville, 57-12. The Warriors won every wrestled match against the Eagles, surrendering only a pair of forfeits.

Upper Sandusky’s Gabe Payne (top) tries to take control of a Galion wrestler Tuesday night during a quad match that also included North Union and River Valley. Payne lost by technical fall, but the Rams prevailed in the match, 45-37.

BUCYRUS — Wynford was determined to take away Upper Sandusky leading scorer Abigail Fogle, and the Royals did. The problem was Wynford did not account for Emma Smith.