CAREY — The Blue Devils girls basketball team has a nice routine. It plays a season, it beats its league rivals and it cuts down the nets.

PANDORA — Sydney Holderman scored her 1,000th career point and finished with 22 in the game to lead Riverdale to a 64-56 victory in Blanchard Valley Conference girls basketball play Thursday night at Pandora-Gilboa. The junior, who is the BVC’s leading scorer, became the fifth girls player in school history to reach the milestone following Heather (Huffman) Speyer, Mickie (Frey) Bonham, Kayla Brown and Lacey Kessler.

LEXINGTON — Jade Stuckman and Gretchen Harris each scored 15 points as Wynford pulled away in the second half for a 44-30 non-conference victory Thursday night at Lexington. The Royals (7-12) led 7-5 after one quarter and 17-15 at halftime and then outscored the Minutemen (2-17) by a 27-14 margin in the second half.

NORTH ROBINSON — Mohawk’s eighth grade girls basketball team edged Colonel Crawford, 21-20, on Thursday. Brooke Hannam scored eight points, and Alexis Stauffer had six points for the Warriors.

Manfred Hanke hit a grand slam and two three-run home runs on his birthday as St. Paul Lutheran Church took 7-2 and 7-5 victories after a 4-1 loss to Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church A in Wyandot County Church Dartball action Thursday.

The Northern 10 Athletic Conference wrestling tournament is 10 a.m. Saturday at Upper Sandusky High School. Admission is $7 for everyone. Only Northern 10 passes will be accepted.

MILAN — While beating rival Carey always is nice, it’s not enough anymore. Mohawk downed Carey, 44-24, in the state dual team tournament regional semifinals Wednesday night at Edison, but was trounced by Oak Harbor, 64-9, in the final, sending the Rockets to state.

The Upper Sandusky boys soccer team did not have as many wins this past season as it had been used to in most recent years, but the program continued to show its ability to create outstanding players with senior Taylor Emerick signing to play soccer at Tiffin University on Wednesday.

SYCAMORE — After he graduates, Mohawk High School senior Tyler Pummell will continue his education and athletic career in Ann Arbor. He won’t be suiting up in the maize and blue of the Michigan Wolverines, however.