SPRINGFIELD — Josh Whitten had 14 receptions for 153 yards with scoring receptions of 28 and 3 yards as Ben Logan crushed Springfield Northwestern 38-3.

LIMA — Having experience doesn’t always translate to success and being inexperienced isn’t always a problem. That’s the lesson a pair of Hardin County doubles teams proved Thursday at a Division II sectional girls tennis tournament at the University of Northwestern Ohio in Lima.

Kenton girls soccer coach Tyson Porter was full of praise for his team Thursday night following a 5-2 Western Buckeye League loss to Elida. “I was super proud of my girls,” Porter said. “We did so many positive things. We passed the ball well. We looked good in our formation. The defense was stellar. We clogged up the middle. We produced.

DOLA — Hardin Northern defeated Upper Scioto Valley in four games Thursday in Northwest Central Conference volleyball. The Polar Bears (11-6, 4-1 NWCC) won 25-23, 25-27, 25-19, 25-15.

OTTAWA — Tough playing conditions Thursday at the Division II sectional golf meet at Country Acres didn’t seem to bother Kenton senior Anthony McKee. McKee was the only player out of 60 to shoot less than 80 as his round off 77 earned him medalist honors and helped Kenton advance to the district meet as a team with a second-place finish.

LEWISBURG — Ben Logan continued its strong play on the volleyball court in Central Buckeye Conference Mad River Division contests.

LIMA — Ada won two of the first three games against Lima Central Catholic, but could not finish off the Thunderbirds on Thursday night. LCC defeated Ada 18-25, 25-17, 29-31, 25-15, 15-9.

BELLEFONTAINE — Ben Logan remained winless in Central Buckeye Conference girls soccer with a 4-0 loss to Greenon on Wednesday night.

ARLINGTON — Ridgemont senior Devin Mouser is one step away from earning a berth in the Division III state golf tournament. The Gopher senior fired a 73 to earn medalist honors during sectional play at Sycamore Springs on Wednesday afternoon.

It’s Kenton High School’s homecoming on Friday night and the Wildcat football team has just one task to worry about, according to KHS head coach Brent Fackler. That task — is beating Shawnee.