MOUNT GILEAD — After having to cancel the first attempt to play the Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association golf tournament at Pine Lakes Golf Club in Mount Gilead, rain hindered golf once again Tuesday as all three divisions were able to play just nine holes.

The winner of the 9-11 age division in the 2015 Tree Town Festival 3-on-3 basketball tournament in Forest was Team Squad (from left) Jevin Martin, Andrew Brooks, Thomas Miller and Trent Miller.

The 2015 Tree Town Festival in Forest had a record year with more than 200 3-on-3 basketball players in the tournament. The Open Divison champions were the Wild Devils (from left) Jonathon Kloepfer, Michael Dennis, Josh Kloepfer and Sean Alfred.

ADA — The American Youth Basketball Tour is hosting the Midwest Summer Slam at Ohio Northern University in Ada from July 25-26. Summer Slam is for boys and girls teams from fourth grade through varsity. All teams are guaranteed four games and this is a trophy event. Pool play will be July 25 and a single-elimination tournament is slated for …

KIRBY — The Kilometers in Kirby 5K is set for 7 p.m. Aug. 1 as a part of the St. Mary’s/Kirby Fest. Race day registration is 5:30 p.m. Pre-registry with shirt is $20 by July 25 and will be $25 on race day. For sign-up sheets visit St. Mary’s/Kirby Fest on Facebook or for more information, call 419-957-5702.

TIFFIN — The Robert “Bo” Reid Memorial baseball tournament is scheduled for July 24-26 in Tiffin.

ORLANDO, FLA. — Mohawk’s Cole Draper went 9-1 with the Oak Harbor Rockets in the AAU Wrestling Scholastic Duals at the World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, last weekend. Draper (170), who will be a junior this fall, received a silver medal and earned All-American AAU status.

WOOSTER — The 46th annual Camp Fighting Scot basketball camp at the College of Wooster is set for Sunday through Wednesday and July 19-22. Camp Fighting Scot is available for boys entering fourth through 12th grades.

CINCINNATI — After having its previous three tournaments washed out because of rain, the 9-and-younger Wyandot Boys baseball team won the Fourth of July Extravaganza in Cincinnati on Sunday. The Wyandot Boys finished the season 30-4-1 and won four tournaments.