Saturday's winners advance to the 6A, 5A and 4A state tournaments.

A rundown of Saturday's boys basketball round of 16:

6A

Jalen Atkins scored 35 points — including eight 3-pointers — in the first half to electrify the home crowd as top seed Barlow downed Mt. Hood Conference rival Clackamas 77-66. Atkins finished with 43 points. Brayden Barron posted a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds and Mason Bierbrauer scored 13 points. RJ Barhoum scored 25 for the No. 17 Cavaliers, who never went away and had the margin in the single digits in the fourth quarter. Max Martinov added 17 for Clackamas. ... No. 2 Tualatin overwhelmed 18th-seeded South Salem 87-50 thanks to 29 points from Jemai Lake and 17 from Pat Vialva Jr. Tko Westbrook led the Saxons with 11 points. ... Defending state champ Central Catholic jumped out to a 19-point halftime lead over Grant, but had to withstand a furious rally from the Generals to earn a 70-64 victory. Isaac Carr made 13 of 15 free throws and scored 24 to lead the No. 3 Rams back to the Chiles Center. Duce Paschal scored 18 and Jalen Nicholson had 16. Central Catholic went 25-for-29 from the line. Zhalei Van paced the 14th-seeded Generals with 17 points, with Keone Gates adding 15. ...

Trey Price scored 19 points, including a half-court shot to end the first half, as No. 4 West Linn pulled away in the second half to beat No. 13 Sherwood 72-58. Sherwood led 18-17 after one quarter, but Price’s long-range heave put the Lions up 37-29 at halftime and they never looked back. Kevin Benson chipped in with 15 points and Jalen Snook contributed 11. Brody Rygh (17 points), Avery Johnson (16) and Brady Hix (16) carried the scoring load for the Bowmen. ... Fifth-seeded Southridge hit a season high in points while No. 12 West Salem had its lowest output of the season as the Skyhawks won 96-37. Southridge fired in 18 3-pointers. Keenan Reckamp scored 25 points for the Skyhawks despite sitting out the final quarter. Elijah Thompson put up 16 points while Drew Groening his five 3-pointers to account for his 15. Southridge led 50-26 at halftime. Jonah Munns had 16 points for the Titans, with Tyler Hawkins adding 14. ...

Jesuit built a 14-point lead in the first quarter and made it hold up, earning a road win at No. 6 Nelson 74-62. The Hawks fought back from down 24-10 to pull within two but the 11th-seeded Crusaders rebuilt the lead to 44-33 at half time. Jesuit led by as many as 18 in the third before Nelson got within six early in the fourth quarter but moved no closer. Ryan Fraser led Jesuit with 19 points, while Patrick Kilfoil and Joe Stimpson each posted 12. Braylon Gaines and Jaiden Pickett each had 22 for Nelson. ... No. 7 Westview eliminated reigning state runner-up Roosevelt 83-71 with a well-rounded offensive effort. It’s Westview’s first quarterfinals berth since 2017. James Kefgen poured in four 3-pointers and led the Wildcats with 21 points. Jason Grady scored 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds, as seven different Wildcats scored at least eight points. Westview led 23-11 after the first quarter and maintained a double-digit lead at the end of each quarter while never leading by more than 16. Syrius Owens scored 17 and Omar Eno had 15 for the 10th-seeded Roughridgers, who saw their 18-game winning streak snapped. All five Roosevelt starters scored in double figures. ... No. 8 Sprague shook off a slow start and outscored ninth-seeded Oregon City 21-10 in the fourth quarter to come out on top, 55-52. The Olympians trailed 15-4 after the first quarter. Braxton Long racked up 23 points for Sprague, which has 14 in a row. Eli Hopkins led the Pioneers with 17 points.

5A

Top seed Caldera needed a huge rally in the second half to avoid a massive first-round upset, and the Wolfpack came through to beat No. 16 Crater 67-53. The underdog Comets outscored Caldera 26-10 in the second quarter to lead 35-19 at halftime. Crater still had a 48-44 advantage through three quarters, but the Wolfpack took over from there with a 23-5 fourth quarter. Jack Bents posted 20 points for Caldera. Will Jenson had 11. Benjamin Higginson put up 16 points for the Comets as the upset bid came up a bit short. ... No. 2 Thurston also avoided an upset, scoring the last seven points to edge past 15th-seeded Centennial 50-48. Lucas LaBounty’s 3-pointer with 1:14 left in the game proved to be the game-winner. The Eagles had a shot to tie at the buzzer that bounced off the rim. LaBounty compiled 19 points and eight rebounds for the Colts, while Nate Stiffler scored 15. The pair combined to go 13-for-22 from the field. Sincere Powe notched 17 points to lead the Eagles, who led 48-43 with less than four minutes remaining but did not score again. ...

Jaxon Lawson went off for 36 points as No. 14 Canby stunned third-seeded Redmond 82-58 in Central Oregon. The Cougars put the game away early, rocketing out to a 45-14 halftime advantage. Cooper Cousin, Dylan Nelson and Jack Brauckmiller each had 10 points for Canby. Wyatt Horner led the host Panthers with 18. ... Cole Hammack had a big-all around game with 16 points, six rebounds, five assists and three steals as No. 4 Wilsonville cruised past No. 13 Silverton 67-32. Emmitt Fee snagged 15 rebounds and Michael Radcliffe Jr. put up 11 points and seven boards for the Wildcats, who are seeking a ninth straight appearance in the state championship game. Wilsonville shot 44% from the field and 60% (9-for-15) from 3-point range. Sam Haugen and Elisha Short led the Foxes with seven points each. ... West Albany got past Churchill 80-64 behind 41 points, six rebounds and five assists from Gavin Aguilar. Tyson Walker added 13 points for the fifth-seeded Bulldogs. Charlie Dexter had 19 for No. 12 Churchill. ...

Truman Brasfield posted a double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds as No. 6 Crescent Valley dispatched North Eugene 54-38. The Raiders also got 18 points from Lucas Ikjaer. Crescent Valley led 16-6 after one quarter and maintained a comfortable lead throughout. Jordan Gray had 14 points for the Highlanders. ... Ryder Grieb had 19 points and Rowan Blossey added 17 as defending state champion and No. 7 seed Summit earned a return trip to the final site by beating No. 10 South Albany 77-55. Colin Cordle poured in 24 for the Redhawks. ... No. 9 La Salle Prep posted a 63-48 win at Woodburn. Vance Sheffield scored 17 points and swiped six steals for the Falcons. Aidan Kelly compiled 15 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks while Paul Skoro handed out 11 assists. Rigdhen Khyungra kicked in 16 points. The Bulldogs were led by Dylon Renteria’s 11 points.

4A

No. 1 Cascade eked past No. 16 St. Helens 67-62 to advance to the state tournament site. The Cougars, the 2022 and 2023 state champions, will carry a 13-game winning streak to Forest Grove. ... Second-seeded Marshfield stopped No. 15 La Grande 74-38 to move on the state quarterfinals. ... No. 14 Mazama pulled off the biggest upset of the first round, downing third seed Marist 77-67. The Vikings, who started the season 1-6 but have won eight of their last 10, led by as many as 17 points in the second half. Kai Hunt led the way with 30 points, while Gabe Nanni notched 20. Kai Holmes and Christian Guerrero had 18 each for the Spartans. ...

A 17-6 run by Crook County in the third quarter proved to be the difference as the fourth-seeded Cowboys beat No. 13 Hidden Valley 52-40. Bryce Lowenbach accounted for more than half of the Crook County offense, piling up 27 points. The Cowboys have won 12 games in a row. Narin Stone led the Mustangs with 17. ... No. 5 Baker made 17 3-pointers on the way to a dominant 81-30 win over The Dalles. Eli Long hit seven of those long balls on the way to a game-high 23 points. Isaiah Jones added 20 points and Jaxon Logsdon collected 17. Calder Morrison scored 10 for the Riverhawks. ... Scappoose pulled the 11 over 6 upset with a 76-49 win at Madras. The Indians will face Mazama in a matchup of double-digit seeds in the quarterfinals. Madras finished its season at 19-7. ...

No. 7 Phoenix went 13-for-16 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter to complete a 64-60 win over 10th-seeded Newport. Martin Ortega’s 18 points paced the Pirates, while Brayden Decker dropped in four 3-pointers and scored 16. The Cubs got 23 points from Aaidyn Bokuro and 15 from Easton Herrmann. Phoenix led 46-35 through three quarters. ... No. 8 Seaside rallied from a 10-point deficit in the third quarter to gut out a 38-34 win over No. 9 Philomath in a defensive battle. Jordan Westerholm buried a 3-pointer to put the Seagulls up five late and secure their 13th straight win after going 4-8 through their first 12 games. Barrett Blodgett scored 15 to lead Seaside, which outscored the Warriors 18-7 in the fourth quarter. Josiah Peters led Philomath with nine points.