URBANA — The Ben Logan girls golf team defeated Urbana 175-222 on Wednesday afternoon at Urbana Country Club. Mailiis Simovart and Sydney Wesson both carded 39s to lead the Raiders. Wittlow Titus added a 46 and Leeah Valentine chipped in with a 51.

BELLEFONTAINE — The host Ben Logan boys were fifth of 12 teams and the Lady Raiders were fifth of eight teams at the Ben Logan Early Bird Cross Country Invitational on Tuesday afternoon. The Raiders had three runners finish in the top 15, led by Tayte Williamson, who was 12th of 104 runners in 19:29.7. Blake Rhoades was 14th (19:40.6) and Noland King was 15th (19:51.5).

UPPER SANDUSKY — Kierra Krohmer was 15th out of 170 runners to lead the way as the Kenton girls cross country team finished fifth out of 14 teams in the Upper Sandusky Icebreaker on Tuesday afternoon. Krohmer finished the 5k course in a time of 21:27.57. Next for the Lady Wildcats was Callie Wright, who was 33rd in a time of 22:18.45.

Fostoria edged Kenton 3-2 in a non-league girls tennis match on Tuesday afternoon. The Wildcats got both of their wins in singles play as Mykaela Schriber was a 6-0, 6-1 victor over Mya Weinerskirch and Grace Collins was a 7-5, 6-3 victor over Maddie Cook.

ADA — St. Henry defeated Ada in a non-league volleyball matchup on Tuesday night. Miranda Wills had six kills and Megan Light added 5 kills and 3 blocks to lead the Bulldog attack.

Kenton will be hosting Benjamin Logan for a varsity football "Jamboree" scrimmage at 7 p.m. Friday at Robinson Field. Admission will be charged for the event. Adults are $5 and students are $3. All proceeds from the Jamboree Scrimmage will be donated to Table One in Kenton.

BELLEFONTAINE — The Ben Logan boys golf team defeated Urbana 173-181 at Liberty Hills on Tuesday. For the Raiders, Ethan Ricketts was the medalist with a 36. He was followed by Trey Allen with a 43, Jacob Mitchell with a 46 and Alex Naragon with 48.

The Kenton Middle School seventh grade volleyball team defeated Riverdale 25-11, 25-8. Macee Heckathorn served up eight points and Morgan Lyons, Cailyn Hopkins and Riley Totten had six points each.

Despite holding a 2-0 lead over visiting River Valley at halftime, head coach Jamie Bartlett felt his Kenton boys soccer team looked sluggish in the first half. In the second half, the Wildcat mentor liked what he saw a lot more as his team put the ball in the back of the net four more times on the way to a 6-1 victory on Monday night.

Elida defeated Kenton 4-1 in a Western Buckeye League tennis match on Monday night. The only victory for the Wildcats was from Mykaela Schriber at No. 1 singles. Schriber swept Elida’s Ava Long 6-0, 6-0.