Youth and high school bowling leagues at Wyandot Lanes are beginning at Wyandot Lanes. Youth leagues begin Saturday, and high school leagues begin at 6:30 p.m. Monday. For more information, contact Wyandot Lanes at 419-294-2921.

BLUFFTON — Tuesday night’s Division III sectional semifinal girls soccer result was all too familiar for the Mohawk girls soccer team. Just like during the regular season, the Warriors dropped a 2-0 decision to the Pirates at Steinmetz Field.

CAREY — Third-seeded Carey cruised through its Division IV volleyball sectional semifinal Tuesday, serving 26 aces to top No. 13 Vanlue in less than 40 minutes, 25-6, 25-6, 25-3. “It always feels good to come out and just pick up where we left off,” Carey setter Sydney Wentling said.

NORTH ROBINSON — The Mohawk seventh grade football team defeated Colonel Crawford, 30-14, on Tuesday. Jesse Leeth rushed for two touchdowns and three two-point conversions. Leeth and Trey Combs both threw touchdown passes to Austin Tusing, who also had an interception on defense.

The Cardinals completed an undefeated Midget League Football regular season with a 34-12 victory against the Raiders on Sunday.

KENTON — Upper Sandusky went into halftime in reasonable shape Monday night during its boys soccer postseason opener. The Rams trailed 2-1, but their offsides trap was frustrating Kenton.

Upper Sandusky had the wind in the second half. It had possession, and it had chances. But it didn’t score.

Carey’s Destiny DeFeo earned All-Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls cross country runner of the year honors by winning the league championship Saturday. DeFeo, a sophomore who won the award for the second straight year, was joined on the first team by freshman teammate Keely Wentz and Upper Sandusky freshman Madelyn Shasteen.

ATTICA — By the end of the 5-kilometer varsity races in Saturday’s Northern 10 Athletic Conference cross country championships at Seneca East High School, two N10 meet records had been broken. Colonel Crawford’s Chad Johnson just edged the 2014 time of Seneca East’s Carson Pipher by 0.67 seconds, and Carey’s Destiny DeFeo beat her 2014 time by 17.33 seconds, earning Runner of the Year honors in the league for the second straight year.

FINDLAY — Riverdale’s Antonio Renteria took third place Saturday in the Blanchard Valley Conference Championships at Owens Community College’s Findlay campus. Renteria finished in 17:46.7 and earned All-BVC first-team honors.