The Final Four is set in 4A, 5A and 6A girls soccer, which the semifinals secured for next week at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman.
Here’s how Thursday’s quarterfinals all shook out.
6A quarterfinals: Top seeds advance to state semifinals
Davis 4, Syracuse 0
Weber State commit Kate Willard notched a brace, and Florida-bound Reial Phongsavath dished out two assists as the Darts blanked the seventh-seeded Titans (11-8) for the fifth-straight year.
Samantha Maudsley and Avery Johnson also scored for No. 2 Davis (13-4), which got a shutout from Jazmyn Booyse.
Lone Peak 4, Layton 0
Illinois commit Sadie Stratton scored a brace, and Scotlyn Schlosser earned the shutout as the top-seeded Knights pulled past the Lancers (9-9).
Londyn Thomsen and Ava Scoville each added a goal for Lone Peak (16-3).
Farmington 2, Lehi 1
Morgan Snell’s goal in the second extra-time period helped the Phoenix edge the Pioneers for a 6A semifinal berth.
Katie Bennett also scored for Farmington (13-5), which got two assists from Oaklee Stanford.
Aly Badger scored for Lehi (11-9).
American Fork 2, Corner Canyon 0
Camber Ballard scored two second-half goals to lead the fourth-seeded Cavemen to a win over the fifth-seeded Chargers (11-7).
Sofia Crowley added an assist for American Fork, which benefitted from Sienna Bushman’s third shutout of the season to advance to the 6A semifinals for the first time since losing in the championship match in 2023.
6A state semifinals: Oct. 19 at Zions Bank Stadium
No. 1 Lone Peak vs. No. 2 American Fork, 12 p.m.
No. 2 Davis vs. No. 3 Farmington, 2:15 p.m.
5A quarterfinals: Penalties send Maple Mountain to all-chalk semifinals
Bountiful 2, Bonneville 0
Myka Page netted two goals to help the top-seeded Redhawks pull past eight-seeded Bonneville and into the 5A state semifinals.
Izzy Kuehne and Jane Hellewell each assisted on a goal for Bountiful (15-3), and Charli Castleberry secured the shutout in goal.
Brighton 1, West Field 0
Savannah Zenger’s second-half goal helped the fourth-seeded Bengals hold off West Field in a 5A quarterfinal.
Ariana Milkota assisted on the game-winner for Brighton (14-4), and Lilah Sligting notched her 11th shutout of the season to hold off the upset-minded 12th-seeded Longhorns (12-7).
Maple Mountain 0, Salem Hills 0 (Maple Mountain advances on penalties, 4-2)
Quinlee Peterson posted a shutout in goal as the second-seeded Golden Eagles held off the 10th-seeded Skyhawks, 4-2 on penalties after a scoreless regulation and extra time.
Olympus 2, Viewmont 1
Taylor Beck scored in the second extra period to help the third-seeded Titans sneak past the No. 11 Vikings.
Jade Cavazos also scored for Olympus (14-4), and Ruby Gilbert had an assist.
Luci Larsen assisted on Hallie Essig’s goal for Viewmont (10-10)
5A state semifinals: Oct. 20 at Zions Bank Stadium
No. 1 Bountiful vs. No. 4 Brighton, 2 p.m.
No. 2 Maple Mountain vs. No. 3 Olympus, 4:30 p.m.
4A quarterfinals: Miners post second-straight shutout to set up semifinals
Park City 4, Snow Canyon 0
Elsa Dellenbach had a goal and three assists as the top-seeded Miners buried Snow Canyon with three second-half goals.
Tia Peay and Ashtyn Holder also scored for Park City (18-1).
Ridgeline 2, Mountain View 1
Paisley Patrick and Samantha Brown each scored a goal to help the Riverhawks (15-3) hold off the Bruins (16-3) in overtime.
Green Canyon 6, East 1
Eva Israelsen scored twice, and BYU commit Cloe Sadler added a goal and two assists to guide the second-seeded Wolves by East.
Liv Maw and Kelley Tensmey also scored for Green Canyon (18-1).
Mable Meinhardt scored a second-half goal for the Leopards (16-3).
Crimson Cliffs 6, Timpanogos 0
Emmie Gardner had two goals and an assist to guide the Mustangs past the 11th-seeded Timberwolves (12-6).
Ava Garrett also scored two goals for No. 3 Crimson Cliffs (15-3), which added goals from Alissa Pond and Hadley Phillips.
Kennedy Madsen secured the shutout in goal for the Mustangs.
4A state semifinals: Oct. 20 at Zions Bank Stadium
No. 1 Park City vs. No. 4 Ridgeline, 9 a.m.
No. 2 Green Canyon vs. No. 3 Crimson Cliffs, 11:30 a.m.
