The first round of the Utah high school girls soccer tournament got off to a strong start Tuesday as 6A, 5A and 4A began the quest for a state championship.
Here’s a look across the bracket, as well as which teams moved on.
6A first round: Top-seeded Lone Peak survives on penalties
Makayla Zukeran and Sasha Castro each scored a second-half goal as the top-seeded Knights held off Skyridge via penalty shootout, 3-0 to advance in a 6A first-round playoff game.
Cambria Condie had a goal and an assist as Skyridge (2-14) jumped out to a 2-0 halftime lead over the top-seeded Knights (15-3).
Layton 2, Mountain Ridge 1
At Layton, Aly Cram and Sophia Barnard each scored a goal to help the eighth-seeded Lancers fend off the ninth-seeded Sentinels.
Davis 6, Bingham 1
Florida commit Reial Phongsavath bagged four goals, and Kate Willard had two goals and an assist as the second-seeded Darts blew by the Miners.
Avery Johnson and Vivian Fries added a goal apiece for Davis (13-4).
Ada Smith scored the lone goal for Bingham (9-10).
Syracuse 3, Cedar Valley 0
Jocee Eddy had two goals and an assist to lead the defending champion Titans to shut out the Aviators (12-7).
Bella Thompson added a goal, and Brianna Brown earned the shutout for No. 7 Syracuse (11-8).
American Fork 1, Riverton 0
Eva Gunn scored the lone goal on a breakaway in the second half to lift the fourth-seeded Cavemen to a 1-0 win over the No. 13 Silverwolves (10-9).
Sofia Crowley secured the shutout in goal for American Fork (12-6).
Farmington 3, Weber 0
Katie Bennett had a goal and an assist, and Abby Child secured the shutout to lift the third-seeded Phoenix by No. 14 Weber.
Oaklee Stanford scored her 13th goal of the season for Farmington (12-5), which also got a goal from Frankie Kearns.
Lehi 3, Herriman 1
Lillie Watson, Eilley Baker and Aly Badger each scored a goal as the sixth-seeded Pioneers (11-8) secured a win over the 11th-seeded Mustangs.
Maliyah McGill scored the goal for Herriman (10-9).
Corner Canyon 2, Copper Hills 1
Layla Valdez had a goal and an assist in the second half to guide the fifth-seeded Chargers by No. 12 Copper Hills.
Clair Call also scored for Corner Canyon (11-7).
Alyson Tikalsky scored for Copper Hills (11-8).
Quarterfinals — Oct. 15
No. 8 Layton at No. 1 Lone Peak, 4 p.m.
No. 5 Corner Canyon at No. 4 American For, 4 p.m.
No. 7 Syracuse at No. 2 Davis, 4 p.m.
No. 6 Lehi at No. 3 Farmington, 4 p.m.
5A first round: Salem Hills upsets Timpview in overtime
Iris Larsen found Megan Lyman with the game-winning goal in overtime as the 10th-seeded Skyhawks stunned No. 7 Timpview in the first round.
Ilene Bowler also scored for Salem Hills (12-7).
Ava Badger found Claire Badger, one of the more prolific goal scorers in the state who averages 2.1 goals per game, for the Thunderbirds (11-7).
Brighton 3, Spanish Fork 0
Ariana Milkota scored twice to help the Bengals blank the Dons (7-11).
Savannah Zenger added a goal, and Lilah Sligting secured the shutout for Brighton (14-4).
West Field 0, Box Elder 0 (West Field advances, 4-3 on penalties)
Harlie Slaughter held Box Elder’s potent offense that includes three double-digit goal scorers without a goal during regulation and two overtime periods before the 12th-seeded Longhorns (12-7) advanced 4-3 via penalty shootout over the No. 5 Bees (15-3).
Bountiful 3, Woods Cross 0
Myka Page scored twice as the top-seeded Redhawks blanked the Wildcats (4-12) in the opening round.
Maya Wentworth added a goal, and Charlie Castleberry took the shutout in goal for Bountiful (15-3).
Bonneville 2, Springville 0
Berkley Stein and Taylor Dearden each scored a goal as the Lakers shut out the Red Devils (9-5) in the first round.
Lily Atkinson secured the shutout for No. 8 Bonneville (15-3).
Maple Mountain 5, Alta 1
Hinckley Hassan and Haidyn Denton scored two goals apiece to power the second-seeded Golden Eagles past Alta.
Morgan Robinson added a goal and an assist for Maple Mountain (14-4).
Maggie Bradley scored the lone goal for the Hawks (6-12).
Olympus 4, Skyline 0
Mia Green scored twice, and Maddie Sharp provided the shutout as the third-seeded Titans romped past the Eagles (6-10).
Annka Sperry and Kayla Bradley each added a goal for Olympus (12-4), which got two assists from Keira Bradley.
Viewmont 1, Pleasant Grove 0
Lucy Layton’s second-half goal helped 11th-seeded Viewmont stun No. 6 Pleasant Grove (11-7).
June Lamb notched the shutout for Viewmont (10-9), her eighth of the season.
5A Quarterfinals — Oct. 15
No. 8 Bonneville at No. 1 Bountiful, 4 p.m.
No. 12 West Field at No. 4 Brighton, 4 p.m.
No. 10 Salem Hills at No. 2 Maple Mountain, 4 p.m.
No. 11 Viewmont at No. 3 Olympus, 5 p.m.
4A first round: Green Canyon, Ridgeline roll into quarterfinals
BYU commit Chloe Sadler scored two goals of her 29 goals on the season to lead top-seeded Green Canyon to a 5-0 rout of No. 16 Stansbury (10-8).
Collins Webb, Gracie Knight and Autumn Howell also scored for the Wolves (18-1), who got a shutout from Britt Maw.
Ridgeline 6, Cedar City 0
Samantha Brown had a hat trick and added an assist as the Region 11 co-champion Riverhawks cruised by the Reds (8-8).
Lily Hunsaker scored twice and Reagan Brown added a goal for the Riverhawks (15-3), who got three assists from Sierra Dean in Preslee Major’s shutout.
Snow Canyon 0, Desert Hills 0 (Snow Canyon advances on penalties, 3-0)
Lucy Bacon earned the shutout in goal, then got it done in the shootout as the eight-seeded Warriors (12-5) advanced to the second round on penalties, 3-0 over the Thunder (11-7).
East 5, Judge Memorial 0
Mabie Meinhardt had a hat trick as the second-seeded Leopards cruised by the 15th-seeded Bulldogs (9-6).
Lucy Bergstedt and Olivia Anderson also added a goal apiece for East (16-3), which got three assists from Benny Rimando in the win.
Crimson Cliffs 1, Mountain Crest 0
Kennedy Madsen notched her 11th shutout of the season in goal, and the Mustangs scored the decisive goal off a corner kick as No. 3 Crimson Cliffs (15-3) held off Mountain Crest (11-8).
Timpanogos 3, Wasatch 2
Maddi Searle scored with two minutes left in the second overtime to help the 15th-seeded Timberwolves stun the second-seeded Wasps to advance to the 4A quarterfinals.
Searle also had two assists to BYU commit Yuna Han in the first half for Timpanogos (12-6).
But Kate Sargent and Mia Longenecker each scored after halftime to help Wasatch (14-5) force extra time and set up Searle’s late heroics.
Park City 3, Provo 0
Mallory Carter had two goals as the top-seeded Miners blanked the 16th-seeded Bulldogs (9-10).
Reagan Bowers added two assists for Park City (18-1), which got a goal from Elsa Dellenbach and a shutout from Marley Filippone.
Mountain View 5, Uintah 1
Mary Fishbein tallied a brace as the Bruins cruised by the Utes and into the 4A quarterfinals.
Samida Tumanuvao, Eden Peterson and Savannah Jett also scored for Mountain View (16-3).
Izzie Lawson scored the lone goal for Uintah (9-8).
4A Quarterfinals — Oct. 15
No. 8 Snow Canyon at No. 1 Park City, 4 p.m.
No. 5 Mountain View at No. 4 Ridgeline, 3 p.m.
No. 7 East at No. 2 Green Canyon, 4 p.m.
No. 11 Timpanogos at No. 3 Crimson Cliffs, 4 p.m.
