RIDGEWAY — The Ridgemont baseball team took advantage of six Lima Temple Christian errors on the way to an 8-2 regular season victory on Monday afternoon.

ARLINGTON — Arlington plated six innings in the bottom of the sixth inning to finish off a 13-3 victory over Riverdale in a Blanchard Valley Conference baseball game on Monday. The game was continued from April 19 when it was stopped due to rain.

DOLA — Perry got to Hardin Northern’s pitching early, taking advantage of Polar Bear errors to score nine runs in the first inning on the way to a 21-0 Northwest Central Conference baseball win on Monday afternoon. The Commodores, who added a run in the second before plating four more in the third, three in the fourth and four in the fifth, held the Polar Bears to just four hits in the contest.

BELLEFONTAINE — Kenton defeated Bellefontaine 4-1 in a non-league boys tennis match on Monday afternoon. The Wildcats collected wins in the top two singles positions as Kyle Goodin topped Hunter Karg 6-0, 6-1 and Kenji Kobayashi was a 6-0, 6-0 winner over Lindsay Stevenson.

ADA — Both the Kenton boys and girls track teams won seven events on the way to first place finishes at the Hardin County Junior High Track Meet on Monday afternoon at War Memorial Park. The Kenton boys finished with 150 points to runner-up Hardin Northern’s 138 points. Ada was third with 81.

BELLEFONTAINE — The Ben Logan softball team managed just four hits as the Raiders fell to Kenton Ridge 7-0 in a Central Buckeye Conference game on Monday afternoon.

TECUMSEH — The Ben Logan boys and girls junior high track teams claimed first at the Central Buckeye Conference meet on Monday. The Benjamin Logan junior high girls track team outscored second place Shawnee 132-84. It was the first ever CBC junior high track meet championship for the girls team.

The annual Dola, Dunkirk, Hardin Northern community golf outing will be held Saturday, June 17 at Memorial Park Golf Course, Kenton.

Kenji Kobayashi finished second at No. 2 singles and all the Kenton tennis players that competed on Saturday finished higher than their seed entering the Western Buckeye League tournament as the Wildcats finished fourth in the tourney and tied with Elida for sixth place overall in the league standings.

About a year ago, Kenton High School athletic director Mike Leddy sat down with the Kenton Athletic Boosters and community business leaders to discuss the needs of the district’s athletic programs and ways of making the Wildcats more competitive in the Western Buckeye League.