ONTARIO — Madelyn Shasteen was seventh to lead the Upper Sandusky girls cross country team in the Bill Brown Invitational on Saturday at Marshall Park in Ontario.

MANSFIELD — Upper Sandusky scored five goals in the first half and held off Mansfield Senior to win a 7-6 scoring frenzy of a non-conference soccer match Saturday.

PORT CLINTON — Mohawk and Port Clinton traded goals, but the Redskins scored first and last to take a 3-2 girls soccer victory Saturday.

FINDLAY — Trevor Cook was the individual champion to lead Carey to the team championship Saturday in the Van Buren Black Knight Invitational on Saturday at the Owens Community College Findlay campus.

VAN WERT — Anna Stillberger was fourth to lead Mohawk’s girls to a fifth-place finish Saturday in the Van Wert County Hospital Invitational.

BOTKINS — Riverdale allowed one shot in a non-league girls soccer match at Botkins on Saturday and got back in the win column with a 3-0 shutout.

GALION — Matt Hall was seventh to lead Wynford in the Crawford County Meet on Saturday at Amman’s Park.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Five games into the season, Riverdale continues an agonizing search for its first win after falling 28-19 in a tightly contested matchup against Arlington on Friday night at Baum Field. The Falcons (0-5, 0-3 Blanchard Valley Conference) jumped out to an early lead, but were unable to stop the big play by the Red Devils (4-1, 3-0 BVC), who showed their flash with a special teams touchdown and two offensive touchdowns that came on gains of 30 yards or more.

ATTICA — Although his father no longer is with him, Seneca East coach Ed Phillips still could hear his voice on an important decision in the fourth quarter Friday night. It said to send out a freshman kicker, whose only effort on the night — and on the season — was a missed extra point, to try to make a go-ahead field goal.

SYCAMORE — Facing fourth down and goal from 15 yards out, Wynford quarterback Zach Hoffman found his tight end, Blake Williamson, up the seam. Williamson then found himself sandwiched between Mohawk defenders at the 1-yard line, and the football popped up in the air and landed several yards toward the right sideline in the conveniently-placed hands of Robbie Miller, who stepped over the goal line for six.