BELLEFONTAINE — The Ben Logan Middle School volleyball teams swept a pair of matches against Urbana on Monday night. The seventh grade Raiders swept the Hillclimbers in two games 25-6, 25-9.

Trailing Hardin Northern 24-20 in game one, the Kenton volleyball team could have conceded the Polar Bears the final point and gone into game two down a set. Instead the Lady Wildcats scrapped back to score six straight points to claim the first game and then carried the momentum through the next two games to sweep the visiting Polar Bears 26-24, 25-13, 25-21 in the battle of Hardin County rivals.

WEST LIBERTY — The Ben Logan boys were fourth of 13 teams and Kenton was 10th at the Ohio Caverns Cross Country Invitational on Saturday. Leading the way for the Raiders was Bryson Tipton, who was third of 144 runners in a time of 17:05.7.

In the Monday Fall League at Memorial Park Golf Course the team of Brad Hanna, DeWayne Spencer, Jeff Butcher, Tom Taylor and Joni Rensing and the team of David Bettinger, Chris Rogers, Cole Weyant, Rick Brown and Tami McFadden are tied for first place with 11 under. Two teams are in second place with a 9 under.

SPRINGFIELD — Ethan Ricketts shot a 75 to tie for fourth place individually and lead the Ben Logan golf team at the Springfield Shawnee Invitational on Saturday. The Raiders finished sixth as a team with a score of 366.

MINSTER — Ada went 1-2 defeating Botkins and falling to Minster and Marion Pleasant in a volleyball quad match on Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs fell to Minster 25-19, 25-12 in their first match of the day.

WEST LIBERTY — The Ben Logan boys soccer team lost to unbeaten West Liberty Salem 2-1 on Saturday night. WLS jumped out to a 2-0 lead the first 20 minutes and led 2-0 at the half.

ST. MARYS — The Kenton football team has won a lot of games over the years by stretching the field with its spread offense. On Friday night, it was St. Marys that spread the field with success on Kenton’s defense.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — After outscoring Vanlue 35-0 in the first half, the Riverdale Falcons, playing a heritage game as the Wharton Dragons on homecoming night, cruised to a 49-7 victory Friday night. The Falcons climb to 3-2 overall, 2-2 in the Blanchard Valley Conference. Vanlue drops to 0-5, 0-3.

DOLA — Trailing Riverside 33-28 and with their home crowd cheering them on, the Hardin Northern Polar Bears faced a 3rd and goal at the 6-yard line with under 20 seconds left on the clock. With a receiver in motion, quarterback Owen Wetherill faked the jet sweep and looked to pass.