Portland, OR – The tension and excitement were palpable as the second round of the boys soccer playoffs unfolded on Tuesday, featuring some of the state’s strongest teams vying for a chance at championship glory. Matches were filled with thrilling moments, and fans were treated to a showcase of skill and determination.
One of the highlights of the day was the match between Lakeridge, the number one seed, who defeated Wells with a final score of 4-2. Lakeridge is now set to host Grant in the upcoming quarterfinals, a matchup that promises to deliver intense competition as both teams aim for victory.
Grant also came out on top, narrowly defeating West Linn in a dramatic penalty shootout after a 2-1 score in regulation time. The final penalty shot score was 4-3, securing Grant‘s place in the tournament.
The Franklin team had their share of excitement as well, winning 2-1 against Sherwood, allowing them to move forward to face McMinnville in the quarterfinals. McMinnville themselves had a convincing match, winning 3-1 against Roosevelt.
Further matches saw Jesuit dominating Westview with a score of 6-1, securing a ticket to face Lincoln, who earned their spot with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over South Eugene in overtime.
And the excitement didn’t stop there; Summit swept past Springfield 7-0, while Beaverton had a strong win against Forest Grove with a score of 2-1. Beaverton, the second seed in the tournament, will host McNary next.
As the quarterfinals approach this Saturday, teams like Crescent Valley, Woodburn, and Hood River Valley are also gearing up for their matches, as they look to claim victory and advance further in the tournament. The upcoming games promise more thrilling moments that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.
With every match being a test of skill and teamwork, the excitement around high school soccer in Portland continues to build, making it a fantastic time for fans and players alike.
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