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Fiona Dolan scored the tying and go-ahead goals in the final minutes Monday, and Summit escaped with an 11-10 win over Bend United that clinched the Central Oregon League girls lacrosse title for the Storm.

In a game played at Mountain View High School, Summit came out fast and led 7-1 before Bend United regrouped and pulled within 7-5 at halftime.

A win would have pulled Bend United even with Summit atop the COL standings, and the combined Bend High/Mountain View squad played like it wanted a share of the league lead as it overtook the Storm for a 10-9 lead in the fourth quarter.

Dolan’s late heroics saved the day for Summit, however, as the Storm improved to 5-0 in league play and 11-4 overall with one game remaining in the regular season — at Redmond on Thursday.

Bend United, which was led by Joren Fettig’s five goals, two assists, seven draw controls and five created turnovers, slipped to 3-2 and remained in second place in the COL. Now 9-3 overall, Bend United concludes its regular season Friday at home against Hood River Valley.

Dolan finished with three goals for Summit, which was led in scoring by Julia Stites’ four goals. Christine Cranston scored two goals and Jessica Edwards and Nicole Gallivan had one apiece for the winners. Storm goalie Kelsey Norby made 12 saves.

For Bend United, Kaylene Oates added two goals and Bethany Seitz, Emma Beaver and Sahalie Levine scored one apiece. Also for Bend, Kaimei Gescuk had three assists and two draw controls, Beaver had three draw controls, and MacKenzie Lashley had three caused turnovers. Bend United goalie Kamryn Doyle made six saves.

Also Monday:

Boys golf

Tibbs setting pace for Cowboys: CORNELIUS — Mayson Tibbs’ even-par 72 was the low round of the day, leading Crook County to third place after the first day of the Class 4A Special District 1 championships at Forest Hills Golf Club. Scappoose was the first-day team leader at 312, followed by Valley Catholic at 325. Crook County’s 343 was 13 strokes in front of fourth-place Seaside (356) in the 10-team field. The top three teams and top five individuals qualify for the 4A state tournament.

Sisters in 7th at district tournament: GLENEDEN BEACH — Sisters is in last place in a field of seven full teams with a score of 405 after the first day of the Class 4A Special District 2 championships. Wyatt Hernandez, who is tied for 20th overall, is the Outlaws’ low scorer with a 99, and Andrew Mayes is close behind at 100. Sutherlin is in first place at 360 and Stayton’s Evan Massena is the individual leader after a 79 on the par-72 course.

Girls golf

Two Cowgirls in top 5: BANKS — Crook County’s Macy Goehring shot a 43 on the front nine at Quail Valley Golf Course and a 46 on the back nine to finish the first day of the Class 4A/3A/2A/1A Special District 1 championship in third place, four strokes behind leader Morgan Hall of Scappoose. Abby Papke shot 91 for the Cowgirls and sits in fifth place. Crook County finished the day in third place with a team score of 437, 40 strokes behind first-place 
Oregon Episcopal School and 17 behind Valley Catholic.

Softball

Molalla 11, Madras 9: MOLALLA — Madras led 6-0 in the third inning but could not hold on in a Tri-Valley Conference road contest. Jordan Patt had three hits and two RBIs and Kaliyah Iverson had two hits and three RBIs to lead the White Buffaloes (5-7 TVC, 10-11 overall) in the first of four games in four days. Also for Madras, Lizzie Steuart had three hits and Leah Buck had two hits and two RBIs.