A rundown of Saturday's girls soccer quarterfinal matches:
6A
Two-time reigning champion Jesuit spotted Lakeridge a goal in the first 80 seconds – the third goal the top-seeded Crusaders have allowed this season – before taking control in a 4-1 win. Ava Hairston and Xavi Arancibia scored in the 25th and 30th minutes, respectively, to put Jesuit up 2-1 at half on the No. 8 Pacers. Arancibia made it 3-1 early in the second half, and Natalie Webber finished Jesuit's scoring in the closing minutes. Hairston, Addy Madson. Ellie Covington and Karsen Jeffries had assists for the Crusaders. … No. 5 Lincoln scored twice in the last eight minutes to defeat No. 13 Roseburg 2-0. In the 72nd minute, Roseline Sandell converted an assist from Juliette Azizi, who worked past defenders on the outside right and passed to the middle of the six-yard box. Four minutes later, Liv Legard produced the second goal, from Rolivine Sandell. …
No. 7 Mountainside knocked out No. 2 Grant 1-0, prevailing 4-3 in a penalty-kick shootout. Hailey Monson, Anya Rhode, Kira Deirini and Ava Triplett made their penalty kicks for the Mavericks. … Third-seeded Central Catholic routed No. 6 South Eugene 7-0, getting a hat trick from Joan VanSandt and two goals and an assist from Claire Sdrulla. Annie Charbonneau and Sophie Naulty also found the net and Elizabeth Briscoe had two assists.
5A
No. 9 La Salle Prep stunned No. 1 North Eugene 1-0. Lila Chipps assisted Kayla Supinski in the second minute, and the Falcons held on to blank the Highlanders, getting five saves from Lucy Maloney. … No. 4 Bend kept its hopes for a repeat title alive by bouncing No. 12 Corvallis 3-1. The Lava Bears scored the first two goals, led 2-1 at half, and made it 3-1 early in the second half. Shea Manfredi had a goal and two assists and Olivia Lynch and Isla Beall had single goals for Bend. …
Second-seeded Sandy outscored No. 7 Crescent Valley 4-3 in a penalty-kick shootout to win 1-0. Claire Park, Evie Hashagan, Alix Flores and Naomi Altman converted their penalty kicks and goalkeeper Hannah Winans made two saves in the shootout. … No. 11 Silverton scored three second-half goals to surprise No. 3 Summit 3-0. Kensley Tegman got the Foxes on the board 10 minutes into the second half. Chloe Brooks and Marley Wertz added breakaway goals in the last 10 minutes of the match.
4A
Top-seeded The Dalles/Dufur allowed its second goal of the season, but dispatched Tri-Valley Conference rival Estacada, the ninth seed, 3-1 behind a hat trick by Ariana Gonzalez. The Indians led 1-0 at half and made it 2-0 in the 47th minute. Estacada pulled within 2-1, but Gonzalez notched her third goal with about 15 minutes left. The Dalles has outscored its opponents 95-2. … No. 4 Marist Catholic handled No. 5 Klamath Union 5-0, ending a streak of 12 consecutive matches the two-time reigning state champion Spartans had won by mercy rule. Cruz Donawa, Lexi Hudson, Grace Hankins, Kiara Philyaw and Alyssa McManus scored for Marist Catholic. …
No. 3 Henley took out No. 6 Banks 5-0. The Hornets took a 1-0 lead on an own-goal in the 19th minute, and made it 2-0 on Allison Janney's goal in the 36th minute. Macy Yewchuk, Ella Billy and Janney found the net in the second half. … Aubrey Haas had a hat trick for No. 2 Scappoose, which eliminated No. 10 North Bend 4-1. Haas assisted Hadley Broberg for Scappoose's first goal midway through the first half, then scored her own goal to make it 2-0 at half. After North Bend cut the lead to 2-1, Haas quickly restored the lead to 3-1 on a free kick near the box. She later made it 4-1, assisted by freshman Kate Kessi, who earlier in the day won the state cross country title.
3A/2A/1A
Alana Hill had four goals for No. 1 Catlin Gabel, which rolled over No. 8 Creswell 7-1. Hill scored three of the Eagles' five goals in the first half, the others coming from Lia Peng-Field and Matilda Hill. The second-half goals came from Alana Hill and Meera Mohit. … No. 3 Western Christian/Perrydale topped No. 6 St. Mary's 3-2, with all five goals coming in the first half. Madison Barcroft scored in the seventh minute, assisted by Clara Newman, and Savannah Newman made a free kick in the 32nd minute, but St. Mary's pulled even both times. Kinsey Wark broke a 2-2 tie with 50 seconds left in the first half, and it stood up for the Pioneers. …
No. 2 Oregon Episcopal appeared headed to a penalty-kick shootout with No. 7 Pleasant Hill, but scored twice in the closing minutes of the second overtime to win 2-0. Peyton Lamka and Cassidy Paulson delivered for the Aardvarks. … No. 13 Sisters, coming off an overtime upset of No. 4 Blanchet Catholic, continued its magical run by defeating No. 5 Umatilla 2-1, winning a penalty-kick shootout 4-2. The Outlaws fell behind 1-0 in the 30th minute but scored with about 90 seconds left in regulation when Nona Smith deposited a pass from Sydney Welbourne. In the shootout, Sisters got makes from Devon Stevens, Smith, Rylin Riemer and Olivia Lajko.
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