Kylee Roath scored two of her three goals in the second half, including the tiebreaking strike on a direct kick in the 69th minute, to lead Bend High to a 3-2 girls soccer victory Thursday over Summit on the Lava Bears’ 15th Street Field.

In the Intermountain Conference opener for both teams, Roath’s first goal in the fifth minute put Class 5A No. 6-ranked Bend up 1-0. The Storm tied the match five minutes later on Piper Flannery’s goal, assisted by Maggi McElrath, then McElrath’s goal in the 22nd minute, assisted by Alexandra Walker, gave Summit a 2-1 halftime lead.

Roath got the Lava Bears even in the 52nd minute, scoring off a corner kick by Julia Fecteau. Roath’s third goal gave the lead back to Bend, but things never got comfortable for the Bears in the closing minutes.

“It was still a battle,” insisted Bend coach Gavin Meyers. “It always is with Summit. It’s never easy with them.”

Meyers praised the second-half play of sophomore Jenna Cornett in goal for the Lava Bears.

“She kept us in the game, for sure,” said Meyers.

Bend (1-0 IMC, 3-0-1 overall) plays a nonconference home game Saturday against Wilsonville. Next up for Summit (0-1, 3-2) is a home IMC match Tuesday against Redmond.

Also Thursday:

Girls soccer

Madras 0, Estacada 0: ESTACADA — The White Buffaloes (0-1-1 TVC, 1-2-1 overall) salvaged a draw in Tri-Valley Conference action. “Our defense was super strong — our keeper didn’t have to make a lot of saves,” said Madras coach Shawn Darrow.

Sisters 1, Sweet Home 0: SISTERS — Freshman Madilyn Larrabee scored in the eighth minute with an assist from Rylee Weber, and the Outlaws picked up their first win of the season with a Sky-Em League victory. Center back Alexa Stewart and center midfielder Olivia Hougham joined keeper Rheanna Salisbury in anchoring the defense for Sisters (1-1-1 Sky-Em, 1-3-1 overall).

Corbett 5, Crook County 3: PRINEVILLE — The Cardinals scored all five of their goals in the first half of the Tri-Valley Conference match and left the Cowgirls still searching for their first win of the season. Gracie Kasberger scored in the first half for Crook County (0-2 TVC, 0-4 overall). In the second half, the Cowgirls scored on a penalty kick by Emma Hehn and a goal by Faith Wagner assisted by Shelby Squier.

Creswell 2, La Pine 0: LA PINE — Coach Scott Winslow credited the Hawks (0-3 SD4, 1-5 overall) with a strong defensive effort, but La Pine was shut out for the fourth time this season in its Class 3A/2A/1A Special District 4 loss.

Boys soccer

Madras 8, Estacada 0: MADRAS — Andres Acuna scored three goals in the first 12 minutes as the White Buffaloes rolled to their first Tri-Valley Conference win. Toni Sanchez, Uber Pineda, Jonathan Reynoso, Tony Giron and Brandon Salgado each scored for Madras (1-0-1 TVC, 4-0-1 overall), and Salgado also had an assist.

Sisters 2, Sweet Home 0: SWEET HOME — Brogan Petterson scored off a Keaton Green assist within the first 30 seconds, and the Outlaws claimed a Sky-Em League win through torrential rain. Ultra Nillratanothai had a goal for Sisters (2-1 Sky-Em, 2-4 overall) off an assist from Judah Keeton.

Corbett 7, Crook County 2: CORBETT — The Cardinals scored three goals before the Cowboys could get on the board and handed Crook County a Tri-Valley Conference defeat. Elias Villagomez scored for the Cowboys midway through the first half, which ended with Corbett on top 6-1. Moses Freauff scored in the second half for Crook County (0-1-1 TVC, 0-2-1 overall), assisted by Jared Ojeda.

La Pine 2, Creswell 1: CRESWELL — Jose Orozco scored the decisive goal in the 70th minute on a headed assist from Morrie Desatoff in the Hawks’ Class 3A/2A/1A Special District 3 win. La Pine trailed 1-0 at halftime but got even in the 57th minute when Cort Lae converted on a corner kick by Jeremy Gonzalez. Lae, a senior midfielder, also earned the praise of coach Sam Ramirez for leading the defense for the Hawks (2-2 SD3, 3-2 overall).

Southwest Christian 9, Central Christian 0: REDMOND — The Tigers (0-4 SD6, 0-4 overall) were shut out in a Class 3A/2A/1A Special District 6 loss, but Central Christian coach Mark Hughes said the team put a season-high nine shots on goal.

Volleyball

Ridgeview 3, Mountain View 0: REDMOND — Ridgeview scored the first 12 points in the opening game and rolled to a 25-14, 25-18, 25-23 Intermountain Conference win. Josye Miller was 27-for-29 serving with nine aces for the Ravens (1-1 IMC), and she also contributed 18 digs and six kills. Also for Ridgeview, Rylee Troutman had 17 kills, 21 digs and two blocks, Josilyn Remick had 15 assists, and Allicitie Frost had 14 assists. Mountain View (0-2 IMC) got 15 assists, four digs and three aces from Mailee Utu. Also for the Cougars, Brooklyn Heinrick had 10 digs and five kills, and Violet Mills had 10 digs to go with 8-for-8 serving.

Sisters 3, Sweet Home 2: SISTERS — The Class 4A No. 1-ranked Outlaws (3-0 Sky-Em) dropped the first two sets but rallied for an 18-25, 23-25, 25-22, 25-16, 15-7 Sky-Em League win. Hawley Harrer led the Outlaws with 25 kills and Ashlynn Cantwell recorded 17.

Creswell 3, La Pine 0: CRESWELL — Jordynn Slater had 11 kills, but the Hawks fell in a Mountain Valley Conference match. Kiana Machin had 10 digs for La Pine (0-2 MVC).

Culver 3, Pilot Rock 0: CULVER — The Class 2A top-ranked Bulldogs claimed a 25-15, 25-15, 25-7 Columbia Basin Conference sweep as Irma Retano recorded nine kills. Catylynn Duff had eight kills for Culver (3-0 CBC), Maddie Miller had two aces, six kills and four blocks, and Margie Beeler recorded three aces, six digs, two kills and 26 assists.

Boys water polo

Bend 9, Summit 7: Alex Moore had three goals to lead the Lava Bears to a Class 5A/4A East League win at Juniper Swim & Fitness Center. Dakota Callicott and Ben Dillard each scored twice for Bend (2-0). Kole Miller and Carl Boehm had two goals apiece for Summit (0-1).

Girls water polo

Summit 8, Bend 3: Lily Carson, Meghan Barrett and Anna Carrillo each had two goals to lead the Storm to a 5A/4A East League win at Juniper Swim & Fitness Center. Morgan Hagfors and Connor Hamlin each had a goal for Summit (1-0). Jesse Wiest scored twice for Bend (0-1), and Phaedra Marks had a goal.

Football

La Pine 39, Bend JV 0: LA PINE — Wyatt DeForest rushed for 155 yards and two touchdowns on just five carries to lift the Hawks to a nonconference win. Ben Plant rushed for 63 yards and a score for La Pine (4-0), and Chandler George had two touchdowns, including an 84-yard punt return for a score. The Hawks open Mountain Valley Conference play Sept. 29 at home against Glide.