BELLEFONTAINE —Ben Logan defeated visiting Indian Lake in straight sets 25-11, 25-15, 25-5 on Thursday in Central Buckeye Conference volleyball action. The Raiders improve to 14-4 overall and 7-2 in league play.

KALIDA — The Kenton golf team finished third and advanced to next week’s Division II district tournament during sectional play at Country Acres on Thursday. The Wildcats, who were paced by Rocco Longbrake’s 82, shot a team score of 344.

LIMA — The Kenton tennis team had a pair of girls advance to the second day of the Western Buckeye League tournament on Thursday. Kenton’s No. 3 singles player, Kelsey Flowers, will play for fifth place on Saturday after splitting her opening two matches, while No. 1 singles player, Mykaela Schriber, will play for seventh after dropping a pair of matches.

BELLEFONTAINE — Trailing 2-1 to Indian Lake with just a few minutes left in the half, the Benjamin Logan girls had a chance to pull even when a foul in the box resulted in a penalty shot. With the ball on the spot, Ben Logan’s Stevie Plikerd took the shot, but it rolled to the left of the goal and out, resulting in a goal kick.

ADA — The Ohio Northern University Athletic Hall of Fame inducted four new members during during homecoming activities this past weekend.

After dropping games to teams expected to finish the season at or near the top of the Western Buckeye League the past two weeks, the Kenton football team is hoping to get off to a better start when the second half of the season kicks off on Friday.

USV is going after its third straight win to start the Northwest Central Conference schedule when it hosts Perry in a homecoming affair at 7 p.m. Friday. The Rams are coming off a 63-8 win over Ridgemont in which they were ahead 51-0 by halftime.

BRADFORD — Mailiis Simovart fired a 96 to qualify for districts and lead the Ben Logan girls golf team in Division II sectional competition at Stillwater Golf Course on Wednesday. Simovart’s score was the second best of four individuals to qualify for district competition. The top four teams also advanced.

LEWISTOWN — A goal by George Kern gave Ben Logan an early lead against Indian Lake. However the host Lakers rallied for two unanswered goals before halftime on the way to a 5-2 win in Central Buckeye Conference boys soccer action on Wednesday.

LIMA — Freshman Sammie Unger was second of 57 runners to lead the Kenton girls cross country team to a second place finish among five teams at the Bath Invitational on Tuesday. Unger’s had a time of 22:03 over the 3.1-mile course and finished three spots ahead of the Wildcats second place runner KiKi Krohmer. Krohmer was fifth with a time of 22:37.