Summit did not win the gold bracket championship, but when the Storm’s lone loss came at the hands of arguably the top Class 6A team in the state, they will take it.

Still, with a 5-3 win over West Salem and a 6-2 victory against Tualatin, Summit salvaged a first-place finish in the silver bracket of the Bend Invitational girls tennis tournament on Saturday.

Lindsey Brodeck led the way with matching 6-1, 6-0 wins in her two No. 1 singles matches for the Storm, whose lone setback in the two-day tournament was dealt by Jesuit on Friday. Autumn Layden also went 2-0 in singles play for Summit, including a 6-0, 6-0 sweep at No. 4 singles against Tualatin at Summit High.

Two-time defending 6A state champion Jesuit defeated Beaverton 5-3 in the championship of the gold bracket at Juniper Park after beating St. Mary’s 8-0 in the semifinals.

Ridgeview, which lost to Tualatin 6-2 before beating West Salem 7-1 in the consolation final of the silver bracket at Summit, was paced by its top singles players, Caitlin Carr and Riley Hanks. Both players picked up convincing wins against Tualatin and repeated against West Salem.

Highlighted by Sierra Winch, who went 2-0 in No. 1 singles play, Bend High defeated Mountain View 5-3 at Summit but fell to Oregon Episcopal 5-3 at Mountain View in the bronze bracket. The Cougars rebounded for a 6-2 win over Sisters, which lost 8-0 to OES of Portland.

In other Saturday action:

BASEBALL

Bend 12-10, Hood River Valley 1-2: HOOD RIVER — The Lava Bears picked up their sixth and seventh straight wins with a sweep in a nonconference doubleheader. Behind a 3-for-4 performance and three runs scored by Dalton Hurd — as well as an eight-run third inning — Bend cruised past the Eagles in the first game. Sami Godlove pitched four innings for the Bears, allowing four hits and striking out six. Elliot Willy was 2 for 4 for Bend. A scary moment came in the bottom of the third inning of the second game, when Bend pitcher Kota Carter was struck in the face by a line drive. Bend High coach Bret Bailey said the sophomore was helped off the field and taken to a nearby hospital, from which he was released after receiving sutures. The Lava Bears (8-3) went on to score four runs in the top of the fourth inning and five more in the fifth en route to an eight-run victory. Willy was 3 for 5 with two doubles, Tony Watters went 2 for 2 with a double, while Hurd and J.J. Spitler each had two hits.

TRACK AND FIELD

Storm runner breaks record: ROSEBURG — Summit junior Matthew Maton finished the boys 1,500 in 3:54.2, breaking the Jim Robinson Twilight Invitational record that had stood since 1976. Miranda Brown won the long jump and the triple jump to lead the Storm girls. Bend High’s Camden Stoddard was second in the pole vault, and teammate Logan Blake was second in the 400 to lead the Lava Bear boys. Sophia Cunningham was third in the 400 to lead the Lava Bear girls.

Buffs take invite: BURNS — Behind victories by Isaac Fisher (pole vault), Drake Anderson (high jump) and Fredy Povis Ruiz (triple jump), Madras racked up 136 points to win the 11-team boys meet at the Burns Lions/Oster Memorial Invitational. The White Buffaloes edged second-place Lakeview by three points. Anderson also placed second in the long jump, and Ruiz took third in the same event. Arturo Vazquez was fourth in the 200 and fifth in the 100 to lead Culver to a seventh-place finish with 36 points. In the girls meet, Elle Renault was second in the javelin, while Kimberly Alonso took third in the 3,000 to lead Madras to a sixth-place finish with 42 points. Culver rounded out the standings with 8.5 points, with Unity Ballard placing third and seventh in the pole vault and discus, respectively. Lakeview won the girls meet with 125 points.

McAllister, Falk lead Outlaws: SALEM — Sisters had four athletes place fourth or better in their respective events at the Meet of Champions at Willamette University. Jake McAllister led the Outlaw boys by taking second in the high jump and third in the 300 hurdles and the long jump. Zoe Falk was second in the 800 and fourth in the 1,500 to lead the Sisters girls. Aria Blumm won the 3,000, and Tessa Hern was second in the pole vault for the Outlaws. Culver’s Corey Sledge was second in the boys pole vault, while the Bulldogs’ Hannah Lewis (400) and Andrea Retano (800) each had sixth-place finishes for the Culver girls.

Cowgirls boast three winners: ST. HELENS — Kathryn Kaonis won the shot put, Danielle Michael took the pole vault, and Hannah Troutman won the javelin for Crook County at the Lower Columbia Invitational. Troutman also placed second in the shot put and fourth in the triple jump. For the boys, Luis Rivera was second in the 800, Zach Smith was second in the shot put, and Cody Thurman was third in the pole vault.

BOYS LACROSSE

Bend 23, Roseburg 3: The host Lava Bears rolled to their fourth consecutive win, drubbing Roseburg (3-2) in a nonleague match at 15th Street Field. James Rockett and Cade Hinderlider scored seven goals apiece to lead Bend (6-1), which led 6-2 after the first quarter and 12-2 at halftime. Also scoring for the Lava Bears were Cohl Johnston with four goals, Chance Beutler with two, and Eli Pite, Andrew Joyce and Austen Ruby with one apiece. Beutler had a team-high three assists, Rockett, Johnston and Pite had two apiece, and Hinderlider and Joyce each had one.

Sisters 11, West Salem 6: SALEM — Scott Nelson scored four goals and Mark Fish added three for the Outlaws, who never trailed en route to the nonleague victory. Nelson also was credited with three assists for Sisters (4-3), which led 6-2 at halftime and outscored the Titans 5-0 in the third quarter to break it open.