First and second rounds in Oregon high school boys soccer state tournaments took place on Tuesday, Nov. 3. 

Check out a roundup of results as the quarterfinals are now set, which you can see on the brackets here.

6A

No. 1 Jesuit 5, No. 17 Westview 1: Jesuit took out Metro League foe Westview behind a hat trick from senior Vala Saghafi, who also had the assists on the other two goals, both scored by Jet Perry.

No. 8 McMinnville 2, No. 9 McDaniel 1 (4-1 PKs): McMinnville and McDaniel both scored once in the second half and didn’t score in overtime to send it to penalty kicks where the Grizzlies eventually won out 4-1. Isai Cuevas-George had the regulation goal for McMinnville. In PKs, Pablo Perez made two huge saves to send the Grizzlies through.

No. 12 Lake Oswego 1, No. 5 Beaverton 0 (OT): There will be a new 6A boys champion this fall as Lake Oswego pulled off the road upset of defending champion Beaverton. With 23 seconds left in the second half of overtime, Jack Weber fired a shot for the Lakers from the far side that snuck right under the crossbar for the game’s lone goal.

No. 4 Lakeridge 8, No. 20 West Linn 0: Lakeridge dominated in a Three Rivers League showdown with West Linn, advancing with an 8-0 win. Jackson Romero was the biggest helper, scoring half of the goals with four and posting two assists. Callum Morrison had two goals while Liam Kutella and Milan Masic had the other two.

No. 2 Lincoln 2, No. 19 Mountainside 0: Lincoln got the job done at home with a 2-0 win over Mountainside. Quinn Hanson scored off an assist from Noah Clift and the second goal came from Winter Fritsch off a pass from Andy Krapf.

No. 6 Grant 5, No. 22 Sunset 0: Grant was never in doubt with a 5-0 win over Sunset. Sam Whitman scored the first goal in the 17th minute, followed by a header from Abraham Cogan in the 32nd minute to go up 2-0 at halftime. The Generals scored again in the 62nd minute off a rebound goal from Rowan Spain and then a minute later found the net again thanks to Sawyer Brakken. Sylas Fischer had the final touch on a goal in the 77th minute.

No. 7 South Eugene 6, No. 23 Grants Pass 2: After falling behind 2-1 at halftime, No. 7 South Eugene responded with five goals in the second half to take out the Cavemen and remain unbeaten on the year.

No. 3 Cleveland 3, No. 15 South Medford 0: Cleveland took a 1-0 halftime lead and made it a 3-0 win over visiting South Medford. Max Morrison scored first off an assist from Julian Daniell, followed by Peter Santner in the second half on a loose ball around the net. The third and final score came from Abe Frick after Ethan Lute headed a pass back to Frick who fired on net.

5A

No. 1 Summit 4, No. 16 Springfield 1: Trevor Salari scored twice to help Summit breeze by Springfield 4-1. Will Newton and Max Pagano each added a goal.

No. 9 Silverton 4, No. 8 Willamette 2: Silverton got two goals apiece from Alex Flores and Michael Doyle to win on the road against Willamette.

No. 5 Centennial 1, No. 12 Redmond/Culver 0: Alejandro Fulgencio was the hero for Centennial, scoring the lone goal of the match against Redmond/Culver on a free kick in the second half.

No. 4 Corvallis 4, No. 13 Parkrose 1: After going into halftime tied at one, Corvallis turned up the heat in the second half for a 4-1 win over Parkrose. Sami Ortiz Lopez scored the first goal in the 35th minute off an assist from Jai Braxton. Enzo Deza leveled the match for Parkrose right before the halftime horn. In the second frame, it was Braxton’s turn to score, this one off an assist from Mish Almazan Santos in the 53rd minute. Talon Ridling scored off a pass from Carlo Uscanga Lopez in the 58th minute and then the two flipped roles for the fourth goal of the night in the 69th minute.

No. 3 Bend 5, No. 14 Crescent Valley 1: Ben Costa scored four times to lift Bend to its first playoff win since 2017 in a 5-1 rout of Crescent Valley.

No. 6 Canby 1, No. 11 West Albany 0: Canby got a goal in the ninth minute off a throw-in from Braxton Nava to Miles Mott and held off West Albany from there in a 1-0 victory. Oswaldo Vazquez had the clean sheet in net.

No. 4 La Salle Prep 4, No. 10 Hood River Valley 0: La Salle Prep cruised in a 4-0 win over Hood River Valley. Henry Roy Jr. scored off an assist from Beck Bartley in the 27th minute and then Owen Hulme found the net with a second left in the first half to go up 2-0. Liam Sylvester assisted Tim Scherler for a goal in the 55th minute and then it was Roy assisting Scherler in the 57th minute, his 16th and 17th goals of the season.

No. 2 Ashland 3, No. 15 Crook County 1: Ashland is on to round two following a 3-1 win over Crook County. Peter McKenzie-Billett, Nolan Horvath and Ike Brown were the three goal scorers for the Grizzlies.

4A

No. 1 Stayton 6, No. 16 Madras 0: The defending 4A champions in Stayton had no problem with Madras, winning the first-round matchup 6-0. Josiah Dessieux and Edwyn Perez each scored twice while Cesar Perez and Ruben Bell had the other two goals. Miguel Ceballos had two assists while the back line of Logan Butenchen, Jayvin Aceves and Bryan Navarro helped produce the Eagles’ 10th shutout of the season.

No. 9 North Marion 3, No. 8 Ontario 2: North Marion scored the game-winning goal with 3:30 left in the match to win on the road at Ontario.

No. 5 Henley 3, No. 12 Tillamook/Neah-Kah-Nie 0: Henley cruised at home with a 3-0 win over Tillamook/Neah-Kah-Nie. The three goals came from Ruben Cobian-Cazarez, Emilio Pena and Pedro Gomez Murillo. 

No. 4 Klamath Union 2, No. 13 Scappoose 1: Klamath Union won nearly at the buzzer over visiting Scappoose 2-1. Dallin Peterson scored in the first half, but Scappoose tied it at one. With four seconds to play in regulation, Callahan Daniels buried a free kick to give the Pelicans the 2-1 win.

No. 14 Newport 2, No. 3 Marshfield 1 (4-3 PKs): Newport handed Marshfield its first loss of the season with a 4-3 victory in PKs to win the match 2-1. The Cubs got on the board first before an equalizer from the Pirates that held all the way through regulation and OT. In PKs, both sides hit on their first two shots until the Newport keeper made a save and the Pirates missed their fourth attempt. 

No. 11 Phoenix 2, No. 6 The Dalles 1: Phoenix went on the road to pull off the 2-1 upset over The Dalles. Ashton Pickrel scored the first goal for the Pirates in the 25th minute off an assist from Tochli Gomez Gonzalez, but the Riverhawks tied it up in the 77th minute. With 90 seconds to go, Zahir Mendoza floated a pass to James Dawson who knocked it in for Phoenix and proved to be the game winner. Phoenix goalkeeper Ivan Morales was big as well, making double-digit saves.

No. 10 Marist Catholic 2, No. 7 Cascade 1 (5-4 PKs): Marist Catholic upset Cascade on the road in penalty kicks, going a perfect 5-for-5 from Owen Conway, Evan Coffman, Hudson Cheeseman, Coen Rushton and Luca Rushton. Nelson Holland-Bak was the keeper who helped Cascade fall a PK short.

No. 2 Valley Catholic 7, No. 15 Baker/Powder Valley 0: Valley Catholic advanced after James Yan scored a hat trick in the first half and had an assist on one of Danny Hernandez’s two goals. Aaron Prestopine and Aiden Leo scored the other two goals and Elliott Mitchell had the clean sheet in goal.

3A

No. 9 McLoughlin 6, No. 8 Sisters 2: McLoughlin went up 2-0 at halftime and closed the deal in the second half with a 6-2 win at Sisters. Aaden Camarena scored first and then had an assist to David Ortega for the second goal. Eduardo Herrera scored to start the second half, then Mason Harshfield put home the next two for the Pioneers. Sebastian Borges scored on a PK to round out the goals.

No. 5 Oregon Episcopal 1, No. 12 Salem Academy 0: Matan Carroll hit Donovan Fasold on a corner kick for a goal with 28 minutes left in the match that proved to be the game winner for Oregon Episcopal over Salem Academy.

No. 4 Westside Christian 9, No. 13 Illinois Valley 1: Westside Christian just kept scoring in a 9-1 win over Illinois Valley. Maddox Ayala was the catalyst with four goals, meanwhile Adam Wachsmith had two goals and an assist. Levi Vander Giessen had two assists and a goal, Esra Leontescu had two assists, Ryan Gillett had a goal, Israel Damian had a goal and Kai Palmer had one assist.

No. 3 Dayton 6, No. 14 Pleasant Hill 0: Dayton had no problem with Pleasant Hill, especially Alex Garcia as he posted a hat trick in the 6-0 victory.

No. 6 Riverside 7, No. 11 Brookings-Harbor 0: After leading only 1-0 at halftime, three goals from Eduardo Nicasio broke the game open for a 7-0 Riverside win over Brookings-Harbor. Johnny Hernandez had the lone first-half goal while Francisco Jimenez, Juan Flores and Sam Lopez all scored once in the second half.

No. 7 Blanchet Catholic 3, No. 10 Portland Adventist 1: Cristian Gonzalez scored twice in the second half to give Blanchet Catholic a 2-1 lead at halftime over Portland Adventist, and the Cavaliers would only add to it in a 3-1 win. 

2A/1A

No. 8 Southwest Christian 5, No. 9 Umpqua Valley Christian 0: Charlie Stoughton scored three goals for Southwest Christian, one in the first two minutes of the match, to lift the Wildcats to a 5-0 win over Umpqua Valley Christian. Caspian Doty and Jaylynn Wachsmuth scored the other two goals while the defense was anchored by goalkeeper Carson Brazofsky and defenders Jacob Carpenter and Wachsmuth to preserve the shutout.

No. 7 Portland Christian 2, No. 10 Four Rivers 0: Carson Bautista and Isaac Cosgrove scored for Portland Christian, helping the Royals take out Four Rivers 2-0. The win was also No. 199 for head coach Steve Ancheta, who will go for 200 in the next round at No. 2 CS Lewis Academy.