SYCAMORE — A balanced Mohawk offensive attack was too much for Arcadia as the Warriors won, 25-9, 25-13, 25-16, in a non-league volleyball match Saturday.

LIMA — Lima Shawnee scored in the first minute and eased its way to a 6-0 victory against Upper Sandusky in a non-conference boys soccer match Saturday.

CONTINENTAL — Riverdale’s Coltyn Miller and Continental’s Trevor Williamson combined to stop 18 shots as the teams played to a scoreless draw in a non-conference boys soccer match Saturday.

BUCYRUS — Wynford is known for its defense and running game, but on Friday night, the Royals added in a strong passing attack to defeat Carey, 41-12, in a Northern 10 Athletic Football game. Quarterback Zach Hoffman was 11-of-15 passing for 154 yards and two touchdown...

Less than a minute into the fourth quarter, and holding onto an 11-point lead, Buckeye Central lined up on fourth-and-2 near midfield for what looked like its seventh straight run play. At least that’s what it wanted Upper Sandusky to think.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk made explosive plays to defeat Bucyrus without any assistance, but the Warriors got plenty from the visiting Redmen. The Warriors took advantage of four Bucyrus turnovers and a myriad of special team blunders to run away with a 44-7 victory in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference game at Warrior Field on Friday night.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale Falcons went into McComb on Friday night knowing that they were up against a team that had made three straight regional appearances and that they would have their work cut out for them.

BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky did not look its best at times against a capable Wynford team Thursday in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference match, but the Rams manufactured late runs and managed to win three close sets to defeat the Royals on the road, 25-22, 25-19, 26-24.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Carey was both the boys and girls champion Thursday in the Riverdale Invitational. The Blue Devils boys won comfortably, with a 46-79 advantage on Hopewell-Loudon, while Carey’s girls edged Hopewell-Loudon, 36-37.