Wednesday's girls soccer playoff winners advance to Saturday's quarterfinals.

A rundown of Wednesday's girls soccer playoff matches in the round of 16:

6A

No. 13 Roseburg upset No. 4 McMinnville 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in school history. Molly Smith scored from 25 yards out in the 64th minute, assisted by Kyleigh Miller. Corinne White had 15 saves in recording the shutout for the Indians. … Two-time reigning champion Jesuit defeated Metro League rival Westview 3-0. Eva Hairston got the top-seeded Crusaders on the board with a long run in the 10th minute. In the minute before half, Vega Arancibia scored off an assist from Ellie Covington to make it 2-0. Covington added the third goal with five minutes left, and Sofia Vera recorded her 14th shutout in goal. …

Delaney Brennan and Attie Youel found the net for No. 2 Grant in its 2-0 win over Lake Oswego. Brennan was assisted by Parker Hetherington in the 35th minute and Youel scored 15 minutes into the second half, striking from about 25 yards out. … Claire Sdrulla scored 20 seconds into the match – assisted by Joan VanSandt – and Central Catholic went on to blank Grants Pass 3-0. The Rams made it 2-0 with 10 minutes left in the first half when Annie Charbonneau scored off a Elizabeth Briscoe free kick. Briscoe added the third goal, assisted by VanSandt, with 27 minutes to go. … Lucy Tragesser's two first-half goals stood up for Lakeridge, which held off Glencoe 2-1. The Crimson Tide's Kierra Thrush netted a free kick with 14 minutes left, but the Pacers closed it out. …

South Eugene edged Beaverton 2-1 on penalty kicks, winning the shootout 5-4. Beaverton took an early 1-0 lead on a goal by Chloe Desphy. South Eugene tied it 1-1 in the 48th minute on off a direct free kick by Presley Johnston. Senior captain Emma Pettersson clinched the win by converting her shot in the shootout's sixth round. … Jada Kirk had a hat trick, including the go-ahead goal in the first overtime session, as Mountainside outlasted Metro rival Sunset 4-2 in overtime. Kirk scored in the 15th and 72nd minutes for the Mavericks, who went into overtime tied 2-2. Kirk scored again in the first minute of overtime, and Hailey Monson made it 4-2 eight minutes later. … Chloe Horton's hat trick sparked Lincoln past West Linn 5-0. The Cardinals led 2-0 at half on goals by Horton and Liv Legard, and Horton added two second-half goals to make it 4-0. Vee Sandell tacked on the fifth goal.

5A

Reigning state champion Bend knocked out Thurston 8-0 behind four goals from Shea Manfredi and a hat trick by Isla Beall. Riley Palmer's goal in the 50th minute ended the match. … No. 9 La Salle Prep went on the road to take out No. 8 Ashland. Emily Hoesly and Kayla Supinski scored to give the Falcons a 2-0 halftime lead, and after the Grizzlies drew within 2-1, Lila Chipps converted an assist from Ava Kiesel in the 66th minute to make it 3-1. … Summit brushed aside Churchill 4-0. Nina Taft and Jubilee Johnson scored in the first half and Taft and Paxton Flood added second-half goals. … Corvallis won at Hood River Valley 1-0 as Zia Wolfgramm found the bottom left corner from the top of the box in the 75th minute. …

Payton Buschelman scored in each half and had an assist to lead North Eugene past Mountain View 3-0. Briley Weed had a second-half goal for the Highlanders. … Crescent Valley turned back visiting Caldera 2-0. Thea Kevan scored in the fifth minute, assisted by Grace Reese, and Reese made it 2-0 in the 41st minute, converting a pass from Elizabeth Merten. … Second-seeded Sandy topped Willamette 2-0. Laila Kitchen scored in the third minute off an assist by Janelle Turin. Evelyn Hashagan made it 2-0 in the 50th minute, knocking in a rebound after the goalkeeper stopped Claire Parks' penalty kick. .. Kensley Tegman connected from about 25 yards out in the first overtime session to lift No. 11 Silverton to a 2-1 win at No. 6 Canby. Ellie Peterson gave the Foxes a 1-0 lead in the 29th minute. The Cougars drew even five minutes into the second half when Campbell Cutsforth scored off a corner kick.

4A

Marist Catholic, the two-time reigning state champion, set a state record for goals in a season in beating Molalla 8-0. The Spartans have 133 goals this year, eclipsing the mark of 128, set by Jesuit in 2018. Tori Sherman had a hat trick, Avery Hickman scored twice and Libby McLaughlin had three assists Wednesday for Marist Catholic, which led 5-0 at half and closed out the win 10 minutes into the second half. ... Top-seeded The Dalles/Dufur stayed unbeaten with a 7-0 win over Baker. The Riverhawks got two goals each from Ariana Gonzalez and Leila Garcia ans single tallies from Willow Ziegenhagen, Lilyana Gonzalez and Yaritza Torres-Escobedo. The Dalles'Dufur led 3-0 at half. … No. 9 Estascada won at No. 8 Philomath 3-2, getting the game-winner with 43 seconds left as Ellianna Zavala converted an assist from Willow Wiley. Ren Suo scored off assists from Zavala and Savannah Spencer to put Estacada up 2-0 at half before Philomath rallied to draw even. …

Five players scored for Henley in a 5-0 rout of Astoria. Prestyn Schade and Chloe Krause found the net in the first half, and Evelyn Meza, Paityn Modin and Allie Janney struck in a two-minute span in the second half. …No. 2 Scappoose shared the wealth in an 8-0 win over Cottage Grove. Jasmine Kearse, Harper Treat, Aubrey Haas, Ella Campbell, Kate Kessi, Natalie Howard and Hadley Broberg scored for the Indians, who also benefited from an own goal. … Nylah Vanthom scored two goals, including the game-winner with 45 seconds left, to prople Banks past Phoenix 2-1. Vanthom scored off a corner kick in the first half, and with the game tied late, made a long run through the defense to put the Braves ahead. … Klamath Union held off Stayton 2-0 with two goals in the last 16 minutes. Claire Peterson scored on a header off a throw-in by Harper McClain with in the 65th minute and Kenzi Fried converted an assist from Brooklyn Spain in the 72nd minute. … No. 10 North Bend rallied from a 3-1 deficit with five minutes left in regulation to defeat No. 7 La Grande 4-3 in overtime. The Bulldogs got the go-ahead goal in the first overtime session.

3A/2A/1A

No. 1 Catlin Gabel dispatched Westside Christian 8-0, getting three goals and two assists from Alana Hill and two goals from Lia Peng-Field. The Eagles led 7-0 at half and ended the game with a goal in the 45th minute. … Second-seeded Oregon Episcopal put away Nyssa 8-0, clinching the match by mercy rule in the 50th minute. Cassidy Paulson had a hat trick and two assists, Stella Zupan had a hat trick and Mischa Aginsky and Addie Paulson added single goals. … No. 3 Western Christian/Perrydale survived an upset bid by Central Linn, winning 2-1 on a goal by Clara Newman in the 63rd minute. Madison Barcroft gave the Pioneers a 1-0 lead in the second minute on a header off a corner kick by Harper McMullen, but Central Linn's Avery Runyon got the equalizer in the 42nd minute. …

Mila Nguyen scored twice in the second half as Creswell advanced with a 2-0 home win over Brookings-Harbor. … Zoe Dilts, Emerson Hill and Kaylee Johnson supplied the goals for Pleasant Hill, which eliminated Riverside 3-0. Freshman goalkeeper Ariana Payan had 15 saves for Riverside. … St. Mary's blanked Rogue River 2-0. Avery Gunn scored in the 31st minute and Carys Chamberland deposited an assist from Gunn in the 38th minute. … Umatilla escaped Salem Academy 1-0 on a second-half goal by Elaina Jewett, assisted by Yesenia Castaneda. … No. 13 Sisters surprised No. 4 Blanchet Catholic 2-1 in overtime. In the second overtime session, Devon Stevens punched in a rebound off a shot by Caroline Dean. Blanchet Catholic took a 1-0 lead in the 45th minute but the Outlaws answered 10 minutes later on a penalty kick by Stevens.