After a slow start Saturday, Kenton took control in the second quarter and then pulled away for a 63-44 nonconference girls basketball victory over Waynesfield-Goshen. Kenton trailed 18-17 after the first quarter.

Four area boys basketball teams begin postseason play on Feb. 23 in the Division IV Wapakoneta District. At No. 5, Upper Scioto Valley is the highest-seeded local team. The Rams open the postseason against No. 11 Waynesfield-Goshen at 8 p.m. at Allen East High School. The winner of that contest will take on third-seeded Fort Recovery on Feb. 26.

FINDLAY — Findlay scored all 15 first-quarter points, led Kenton 35-7 at halftime and cruised to a 70-24 victory in nonconference boys basketball Saturday night.

PAULDING — Ada had two Northwest Conference wrestling champions Saturday as it finished the NWC meet in sixth place as a team. Bulldog sophomore Chase Sumner had only one close match as he dominated the field at 132 pounds.

ARCADIA — Riverdale’s Wayne Frey captured the 132-pound championship, taking a 6-4 decision against Cory-Rawson’s Isaiah Colvin on Saturday at the Blanchard Valley Conference wrestling championships.

McGUFFEY — Upper Scioto Valley built a big lead early and went on to grab a 76-65 victory over Lima Shawnee in nonconference girls basketball action Saturday.

McCOMB — Ada blew an eight-point fourth-quarter lead Saturday night, but rebounded to defeat McComb 58-52 in double overtime in boys basketball action.

ST. MARYS — Kenton’s day got off to a rough start Saturday at the Western Buckeye League wrestling tournament when the Wildcats found out that two of their top wrestlers would not be competing for a WBL title.

SPRINGFIELD — Graham won 11 of 14 weights Saturday at the Central Buckeye Conference wrestling tournament to cruise to the title.

Kyrin L. Burroughs, 427 N. Main St., reported that she had left her wallet in her unlocked van last Wednesday, and sometime overnight, an unknown person entered the vehicle and took the wallet.