6A Playoffs
Farmington 3, Weber 0
Abby Child’s shutout performance led No. 3 Farmington to a 3-0 victory over No. 14 Weber in the 6A first-round game. Oaklee Stanford, adding to her impressive season tally, netted her 13th goal, while teammates Frankie Kearns and Katie Bennett also found the back of the net. Bennett also contributed an assist, with Braelyn Perrero adding another to help secure Farmington’s win.
Syracuse 3, Cedar Valley 0
Jocee Eddy led No. 7 Syracuse with a standout performance, scoring twice and adding an assist in a 3-0 victory over No. 10 Cedar Valley in the first round of the 6A playoffs. Eddy increased her season total to 19 goals, setting the tone for the defending champions alongside Bella Thompson, who also found the back of the net. Carlie Hobbs contributed with an assist, while Brianna Brown anchored the defense with a shutout, helping the Titans start their title defense on a high note.
Lone Peak 2, Skyridge 2 | Lone Peak wins in PKs 3-0
Lone Peak claimed a thrilling victory over Skyridge in a 6A first-round playoff game, securing the win with a 3-0 advantage in penalty kicks after a 2-2 draw. Top-seeded Lone Peak had standout performances from Sasha Castro and Makayla Zukeran, each contributing a crucial goal to bring the team level after Skyridge’s early lead. Skyridge, the No. 16 seed, made an impressive start with goals from Cambria Condie and Alexa Blood, but ultimately fell short in the shootout.
Davis 6, Bingham 1
Reial Phongsavath’s impressive performance led No. 2 Davis to a commanding 6-1 victory over No. 15 Bingham in the first round of the 6A playoffs, scoring four goals against the Miners. Kate Willard also contributed significantly, adding two goals and an assist to her season tally of 15 goals. Bingham’s lone goal came from Ada Smith, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Darts. Davis took charge early, with two goals in the first half and four more in the second, advancing confidently to the next stage of the tournament.
Layton 2, Mountain Ridge 1
In a thrilling 6A first-round game, Layton’s Aly Cram led her team to a 2-1 victory over No. 9 Mountain Ridge, scoring the game-winning goal. Although Mountain Ridge’s only goal came from an own goal by Layton, it wasn’t enough against the No. 8 seeded Lancers, who also saw a goal from Sophia Barnard. The Sentinels, despite their offensive leader Kelsey Goodwin’s season total of 23 goals, couldn’t secure a win on the road.
Lehi 3, Herriman 1
Eilley Baker and Aly Badger scored to lead No. 6 seed Lehi to a 3-1 victory over No. 11 seed Herriman in a 6A first-round game. Lillie Watson also netted a goal for the Pioneers, bringing her season total to 13, and Olivia Schoenfeld and Ashley Gardener each provided an assist. Maliyah McGill scored Herriman’s lone goal, assisted by Kaylee Carlson. Lehi’s depth and attacking prowess proved decisive as the Pioneers advance beyond their first playoff hurdle.
American Fork 1, Riverton 0
Eva Gunn’s goal propelled No. 4 American Fork to a 1-0 victory over No. 13 Riverton in the first round of the 6A playoffs. The Cavemen, who have struggled offensively in recent matches, found success thanks to Gunn’s timely goal. On the defensive side, American Fork’s goalkeeper, Sofia Crowley, earned the shutout, effectively stifling the Silverwolves’ attack.
Corner Canyon 2, Copper Hills 1
Layla Valadez’s goal and assist led No. 5 Corner Canyon to a 2-1 victory over No. 12 Copper Hills in the 6A first-round game. Despite a challenge from Copper Hills’ Alyson Tikalsky, who scored the Grizzlies’ lone goal, Corner Canyon secured the win with additional scoring from Clair Call. Copper Hills’ prolific offense, featuring standout Camila Palafox and Josephine Cannon, was held in check by the Chargers’ staunch defense.
5A Playoffs
Salem Hills 2, Timpview 1
Megan Lyman’s overtime winner, assisted by Iris Larsen, lifted No. 10 Salem Hills to a 2-1 victory over No. 7 Timpview in a 5A first-round game. Ilene Bowler scored the opening goal for Salem Hills, while Claire Badger found the net for Timpview. The tightly contested game saw Salem Hills advance despite a formidable effort from the hosts, who were hoping to exploit their higher seeding advantage.
Brighton 3, Spanish Fork 0
Brighton’s Ariana Milkota delivered an impressive performance with two goals, leading her team to a 3-0 victory over Spanish Fork in the first round of the 5A playoffs. Goalkeeper Lilah Sligting recorded another shutout for Brighton, bringing her season total to 8.5. Savannah Zenger also contributed a goal for the Bengals, who hold the No. 4 seed, against their No. 29-seeded opponents from Spanish Fork. With this win, Brighton continues to showcase its strong form in the postseason.
West Field 0, Box Elder 0 | West Field wins in PKs 4-3
Harlie Slaughter’s standout performance in goal led No. 12 West Field to a dramatic victory over No. 5 Box Elder in penalty kicks during the 5A first round game. Slaughter recorded a shutout through regulation and overtime, allowing the Longhorns to outscore the Bees 4-3 in the shootout. Despite Box Elder’s potent offense, which boasts three double-digit goal scorers this season, West Field’s disciplined defense held firm, replicating their regular-season success against the Region 5 co-champions.
Bonneville 2, Springville 0
Lily Atkinson’s shutout performance led No. 8 Bonneville to a 2-0 win over No. 9 Springville in the first round of the 5A playoffs. Berkley Stein and Taylor Dearden each scored a goal for Bonneville, while Liliana Amarillo contributed an assist. The Lakers’ defense, which has been strong all season under head coach Brady Nicholls, held firm against Springville’s late-season offensive surge.
Viewmont 1, Pleasant Grove 0
Lucy Layton’s decisive goal led No. 11 Viewmont to a thrilling 1-0 victory over No. 6 Pleasant Grove in the 5A first round. Goalkeeper June Lamb secured her eighth shutout of the season, a standout mark in 5A, solidifying Viewmont’s defense in the high-stakes game. Emerson Hamaker contributed with an assist on the lone goal, sending the visitors ahead in their playoff journey. Viewmont now advances, overcoming Pleasant Grove’s home advantage and late-season challenges.
Bountiful 3, Woods Cross 0
Top-seeded Bountiful began its 5A title defense in dominant fashion, with Myka Page’s two-goal performance leading the Redhawks to a 3-0 victory over Woods Cross in the first round. Page, who has now totaled 27 goals this season, continued her standout year, while Maya Wentworth added another goal for Bountiful. Bella Morgan, Kendyl Clark, and Sami Carter each contributed an assist. Goalkeeper Charli Castleberry secured the clean sheet against the Wildcats, who were eliminated from the playoffs.
Olympus 4, Skyline 0
In a commanding performance, Maddie Sharp secured a shutout as No. 3 Olympus defeated No. 14 Skyline 4-0 in the first round of the 5A playoffs. Mia Green led the Titans with two goals, contributing to her season total of seven, while Annika Sperry and Kayla Bradley each added one goal. Key assists came from Keira Bradley, who tallied two, as well as McCoy and Jade Cavazos. This victory marks Olympus’s seventh consecutive win over their cross-town rivals.
Maple Mountain 5, Alta 1
Hinckley Hassan delivered a standout performance with two goals and an assist, leading No. 2 seed Maple Mountain to a commanding 5-1 win over Alta in the 5A first round game. Haidyn Denton also scored twice for the Golden Eagles, showcasing their potent attack. Morgan Robinson contributed a goal and an assist, while Katie Austin and Haylie Mellor added assists. Despite a goal from Maggie Bradley and an assist from Coco Monge, the No. 31 seed Hawks struggled to keep pace.
4A Playoffs
Crimson Cliffs 1, Mountain Crest 0
Kennedy Madsen recorded her 11th shutout of the season as No. 3 seed Crimson Cliffs edged Mountain Crest 1-0 in the 4A first-round game. The decisive goal came as an own goal off a corner kick in the second half, highlighting the defensive prowess of Crimson Cliffs, which has allowed just eight goals all year. Mountain Crest’s potent offensive trio couldn’t crack Madsen’s defense, leading to their elimination.
Snow Canyon 0, Desert Hills 0 (Snow Canyon advances in PKs 3-0)
Lucy Bacon’s standout performance in net propelled No. 8 seed Snow Canyon to a 3-0 penalty shootout victory over No. 9 seed Desert Hills in the first round of the 4A playoffs, following a 0-0 stalemate in regulation. The defending state champions, who had twice beaten their Region 9 rivals 2-0 during the regular season, proved impenetrable once again thanks to Bacon’s fifth shutout of the season. Desert Hills, having been unable to score against Snow Canyon in their previous encounters, was once again stymied by the Warriors’ defense.
Green Canyon 5, Stansbury 0
Chloe Sadler’s two goals highlighted a dominant performance as No. 1 seed Green Canyon defeated No. 16 seed Stansbury 5-0 in the first round of the 4A playoffs. Sadler has now amassed 29 goals for the season. Collins Webb, Autumn Howell, and Gracie Knight each contributed a goal to the Wolves’ victory, while Britt Maw secured a shutout. Despite Stansbury’s efforts, they were unable to find the back of the net against the classification’s most formidable team.
Ridgeline 6, Cedar City 0
Samantha Brown’s hat trick powered No. 4 Ridgeline to a commanding 6-0 victory over Cedar City in the first round of the 4A playoffs. Ridgeline, co-champions of Region 11, showcased their potent attack with four goals in the first half and continued their offensive prowess in the second. Alongside Brown’s standout performance, Lily Hunsaker netted two goals, while Reagan Brown also added a goal to the RiverHawks’ tally. Sierra Dean was instrumental with three assists, and Preslee Major recorded the shutout in goal.
East 5, Judge Memorial 0
Mable Meinhardt’s hat trick propelled No. 2 seed East to a dominant 5-0 victory over No. 15 seed Judge Memorial in the first round of the 4A playoffs. Lucy Bergstedt and Olivia Anderson also found the back of the net, contributing to East’s scoring showcase. Benny Rimando showcased his playmaking abilities with three assists. Outstanding goalkeeper Maizey Miller helped East maintain a clean sheet, marking the Leopards’ eleventh shutout of the season.
Timpanogos 3, Wasatch 2
Maddi Searle’s late heroics propelled Timpanogos to a thrilling 3-2 victory over Wasatch in a 4A first-round playoff game. With just two minutes left in the second overtime, Searle scored on a deflection from the goalkeeper, securing the upset over the No. 2 seed Wasatch. Yuna Han contributed significantly with two goals for the Timberwolves, adding to their offensive push. Despite efforts by Wasatch’s Kate Sargent and Mia Longenecker, who each scored a goal, the No. 15 seed Timpanogos showed their resilience and advanced to the quarterfinals.
Park City 3, Provo 0
Mallory Carter’s two-goal performance led top-seeded Park City to a 3-0 victory over No. 16 Provo in the first round of the 4A playoffs. Elsa Dellenbach added another goal for the Miners, bringing her season total to 17. Marley Filippone recorded her seventh shutout of the season, anchoring Park City’s defense as they continued their dominant run. The Miners scored once in the first half and twice in the second to secure the win at home.
Mountain View 5, Uintah 1
Mary Fishbein’s standout performance with two goals led Mountain View to a commanding 5-1 victory over Uintah in the 4A playoffs. Savannah Jett and Eden Peterson each contributed a goal, while Samida Tumanuvao added to the tally for the Bruins. Izzie Lawson scored the lone goal for Uintah in this nonregion game. Mountain View’s attacking depth proved decisive, as they secured their spot in the quarterfinals.