State soccer roundup: Gonzaga prep, Cheney eliminated; West Valley, Reardan advance
UPDATED: Wed., Nov. 10, 2021

Roundup of Wednesday’s high school girls soccer state first-round games:
4A
Glacier Peak 1, Gonzaga Prep 0: Ryann Reynolds scored a first-half goal and freshman goalkeeper Sammie Thoma made it stand up as the visiting No. 12 Grizzlies (15-4) eliminated the No. 5 Bullpups (14-3).
3A
Peninsula 3, Cheney 2: The No. 15 Seahawks (12-6) eliminated the visiting No. 18 Blackhawks (10-8).
2A
West Valley 3, Ellensburg 2 (SO): Ashlyn Chase scored twice in regulation, Madison Carr scored the clincher in a shootout and the No. 6 Eagles (17-2) beat the visiting No. 11 Bulldogs (16-3) at University High.
Carr, Gillian Simpson and Delani Walker all scored in the shootout for West Valley, which advanced to a quarterfinal at No. 3 Ridgefield at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Dylan Philip scored twice for Ellensburg in regulation.
1A
Montesano 3, Lakeside 1: The No. 7 Bulldogs (15-1) eliminated the visiting No. 10 Eagles (11-6).
Seattle Academy 4, Freeman 0: The No. 4 Cardinals (11-2-4) eliminated the No. 13 Scotties (12-7) at Sammamish High.
2B/1B
Reardan 2, Onalaska 1: Noelle Raczykowski scored the go-ahead goal with 9 minutes to go and No. 11 Reardan (10-7-1) eliminated the No. 6 Loggers (11-6) at Centralia Stadium.
Elise Cox converted a penalty kick late in the first half to tie it.
Reardan, in the program’s second season, advanced to take on No. 3 Highland in a quarterfinal this weekend.
Tonasket 5, St. George’s 2: The No. 7 Tigers (15-3-1) eliminated the visiting No. 10 Dragons (9-7).
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