BEAVERTON — A dazzling varsity debut by freshman Sarah Heinly and clutch free-throw shooting down the stretch by Raja Char helped Summit complete a stunning girls basketball comeback Friday afternoon.

The Storm trailed by as many as 17 points late in the third quarter but rallied to claim a 52-48 victory over Class 6A Reynolds in the opening round of the Aloha Tip-Off Tournament.

The season-opening win at Aloha High School advanced 5A Summit to the championship game of the four-team tourney, set for today at 3:30 p.m. against the winner of the Aloha-Forest Grove semifinal.

Heinly, a 5-foot-6 guard, made seven three-pointers on 14 attempts for a game-high 21 points. Char sank seven of eight free throws in the final two minutes, as the Storm outscored the Raiders 24-6 in the fourth period.

Summit was down 42-25 until Melissa Trejo hit a three-point hoop just before the third-quarter buzzer to give the Storm hope. Heinly, who made at least one three-pointer in each quarter, made two in the fourth period to help fuel the comeback.

“She had a pretty special night,” said Summit coach Ryan Cruz of Heinly. “She made shots that kept us in the game.”

Char finished with 10 points and Trejo finished with nine, as did Shannon Patterson, who was singled out by Cruz for her overall play.

“She (Patterson) gave us a lot of hustle on the defensive end, getting loose balls and rebounds,” said Cruz.

In other Friday games:

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Redmond 45

Estacada 27

ESTACADA — Behind 18 points, seven steals and six rebounds by Brittny Benson, the Panthers rode to a season-opening nonconference victory against the Rangers. Redmond led by eight points at the half before outscoring Estacada 24-12 in the third and fourth quarters to seal the victory. The Panthers used a full-court press in the second half to force Ranger turnovers, which Redmond coach Angela Capps said her team was able to capitalize on en route to the win. Kaylee Wilson finished with six points, five rebounds and four steals, and the Panthers recorded 23 steals as a team. Redmond (1-0) hosts Sisters in a nonconference contest on Wednesday.

Madras 58

Crook County 48

PRINEVILLE — Mariah Stacona scored 27 points and Inez Jones added 11 to help the White Buffaloes knock off the Cowgirls on the road in a Class 4A nonconference matchup that was both teams’ season opener. Madras (1-0) outscored Crook County 13-3 in the first quarter and did not trail the rest of the game. Freshman Kimmer Severance led the Cowgirls with 22 points and five rebounds. Jessie Maley-Loper added nine points, seven rebounds and four assists for Crook County. The Cowgirls are on the road today at Sisters and Madras is at Mountain View on Tuesday.

Burns 52

Ridgeview 48

LA PINE — Playing in their first-ever game, the Ravens fell short against the Hilanders at the four-team La Pine Tournament. Ridgeview (0-1) will take on Lakeview today in the final day of the tournament.

La Pine 37

Lakeview 28

LA PINE — The Hawks, hosts of the La Pine Tournament, kicked off their season in successful fashion, collecting a nine-point win against the visiting Honkers. La Pine (1-0) matches up with Burns today in the tournament final.

Culver 49

Sherman County 37

MORO — Lori Sandy scored a game-high 23 points in the Bulldogs’ season opener as Culver rolled past the Huskies in their own Sherman County Invitational. Alysha Fritz added eight points and Chantelle Seehawer contributed four points and seven assists for the Bulldogs (1-0). Culver and Sherman were tied 21-21 at halftime, but the Bulldogs outscored the Huskies 16-4 in the third quarter to take control of the game. Culver plays in the tourney’s title game this afternoon.

Horizon Christian, Hood River 32

Trinity Lutheran 31

HOOD RIVER — The Saints held a seven-point lead in the fourth quarter, but the Hawks rallied to grab a one-point win. Trinity Lutheran missed a shot at the buzzer, and the Hawks took the win in the four-team Hawk Invitational. Katie Murphy led the way for the Saints with 13 points and five steals, and Rachel Spencer added 11 points. Trinity Lutheran (0-1) takes on East Linn Christian today in the final day of the tournament.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Summit 65

Willamette 56

Cade Cattell scored a game-high 20 points and Nick Moyer added 16 points and 11 rebounds as the Storm held on to win their season opener against the Wolverines. Summit (1-0) led by 18 points early in the fourth quarter, but Willamette (0-1) rallied back and cut the Storm’s lead to nine points. Summit hit 13 of 18 free throws in the final period, though, to earn the nonleague victory. Austin Peters added 12 points in the Storm win. Summit is at Sisters on Tuesday.

Crook County 54

Madras 44

MADRAS — Preston Washechek scored a game-high 17 points and fellow senior Jacob Mahurin added 13 to lead the visiting Cowboys to the nonconference victory in the season opener for both teams. Rodney Mitchell and Jered Pichette scored 11 points apiece for the White Buffaloes. “They showed their senior experience tonight, and we showed our youth,” said Madras coach Allen Hair. “We’re going to go through some growing pains.” Dillon Dees and Troy Benton, two more seniors, scored nine points apiece for Crook County, which hosts Sisters tonight. The White Buffaloes are at home against Mountain View on Tuesday.

Culver 71

Sherman 57

MORO — Gerson Gonzalez scored 13 of his team-high 24 points in the third quarter, when Culver broke open a close game en route to victory on the opening day of the Sherman Tournament. John Slaght scored nine points and Clay Gibson, Ryan Fritz and Joe Daugherty added eight apiece for the Bulldogs in their season opener. Gibson grabbed 13 rebounds and Gonzalez had four steals and seven rebounds for Culver, which plays for the tourney title today at 3:30 p.m.

La Pine 72

Lakeview 62

LA PINE — Tyler Parsons scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Hawks in the opening round of the La Pine Tournament. Playing in its season opener, La Pine also got 10 points and eight rebounds from Gavin Boen and a team total of 17 steals on its way to the win. The Hawks host Ridgeview in the championship game today at 5:15 p.m.

Trinity Lutheran 50

Chiloquin JV 17

GILCHRIST — Nate Carpenter scored 18 points and collected 12 rebounds in leading the Saints to their first win in school history. Trinity Lutheran, in its inaugural season, led by just seven points at the half, but pulled away in the third and fourth quarters to seal a 33-point victory at the Gilchrist JV Tournament. The Saints (1-0) wrap up action at the tournament today.