WILSONVILLE — Mountain View’s girls placed second Friday afternoon at the Sandelie Golf Course XC Classic, posting a top-three finish at a cross-country meet that included 37 teams from Oregon and Washington.

The Cougars finished fifth in the boys division of the race, staged on a 5,000-meter route on and around the golf course’s ninth hole. St. Mary’s Academy of Portland won the girls race with 57 points, besting runner-up Mountain View which posted 156 points. Skyview High of Vancouver, Washington, was the top boys team with 68 points. The Cougar boys recorded 215 points, for fifth, the best mark of any Class 5A boys program.

“Great meet,” Mountain View coach Andy Young said. “I’d guess 80 percent of our runners set lifetime (personal records).”

Ciara Jones paced the Cougar girls with a time of 19 minutes, 0.3 seconds, which was good enough for 14th place. Dakota Thornton turned in a time of 15:49.1 and a 10th-place effort to lead the Mountain View boys.

The Cougars wrap up their regular season on Wednesday when they host the Central Oregon Relays at Bend’s Pine Nursery Park.

In other Friday action:

VOLLEYBALL

Summit 3, Ashland 0: Renee Kenneally led the way for the host Storm with 20 kills in a nonconference match, which Summit won 25-19, 25-18, 25-23. Haley Smith and Haydn Quatre had seven kills apiece for the winners, and Quatre was 18-of-19 serving with three aces. Brenna Roy was 14-for-15 serving with an ace, and Jordan Waskom was 12-for-12 serving. Roy had a team-high 16 digs, and Waskom added 12 digs as the Storm swept the Grizzlies, co-leaders of the Midwestern League.

Trinity Lutheran 3, Gilchrist 0: The Saints improved to 10-0 in Mountain Valley League action with the 25-7, 25-17, 25-10 home victory over the Grizzlies. Katie Murphy led a balanced Trinity Lutheran attack with 10 kills and eight aces. Mariah Murphy added seven kills and Emily Eidler contributed six kills. “Our best attacking night ever,” Saints coach Greg Clift said. “Our kills were so spread out. … We don’t have that one big hitter but five attackers. It’s a real team.”

Paisley 3, Central Christian 2: REDMOND — The Tigers just missed out on their first Mountain Valley League win of the season, falling to the visiting Broncos 20-25, 25-20, 16-25, 25-19, 15-10. Sara Polich led the Tigers (0-11 MVL) with six kills. Cheyenne Tinnell served 13 points and added five kills of her own.

BOYS SOCCER

Central Christian 9, Columbia Christian 4: REDMOND — Caleb Reynolds scored four goals for Central Christian, which never trailed en route to its third Class 3A/2A/1A Special District 6 win of the season. Reynolds scored in the first minute on a cross from Bryson Eells, and the host Tigers were on their way. “From there, that intensity, we just never let go,” said Central Christian coach Drew Roberts, whose team raced to a 4-0 lead and was up 6-3 at halftime. Eells scored three goals, Jacob Biever had a goal and an assist, and Pedro Chinait scored one goal and assisted on another for the Tigers (3-4 SD6, 3-5 overall).

GIRLS WATER POLO

Summit wins two of three at tourney: MADRAS — Annie Jarvis scored on a 5-meter penalty throw in overtime, giving Summit a 5-4 win over Tigard in a four-team tournament at Madras Aquatic Center. It was the second goal of the game by Jarvis, and Cassie Wettstein, Caroline Richelsen and Eden Vanderhoek also scored for the Storm in the win. Sydney Goodman had eight blocks in goal and also had two assists. Earlier, the Storm fell 11-1 to Madras and beat Sunset 5-3. Against Sunset, Jarvis scored three goals, Wettstein scored one, and Goodman scored on a full-court shot from her goalie position late in the match. Vanderhoek, who scored the Storm’s lone goal against Madras, had three assists in the Sunset game.