Justin Radatti’s sixth goal Friday was his biggest for Summit.

With less than 30 seconds left in regulation time, the Storm senior attacker netted his final score of the night, lifting Summit to a 13-12 nonconference boys lacrosse win over Roseburg and snapping the Storm’s six-game losing streak.

“It was great to get our first home win of the season,” said Summit coach Luke Hansen. “We’ve all been working hard and these young guys are really starting to step up.”

Henry Bledsoe had two goals and an assist for Summit (2-8), and Paddy Bergin and Grant McLuskie each scored once. Liam Roth totaled nine ground balls and Will Maskill had 11 saves, but the spotlight belonged to Radatti.

“This game against Roseburg,” Hansen said of his attacker, “was his first step in that direction of him taking over games.”

Also Friday:

Boys lacrosse

Sisters 10, Marist 1: SISTERS — The Outlaws (4-5) powered to a nonconference win.

Tigard 9, Bend 8: The Lava Bears (5-10) fell in nonconference play.

Track and field

Lava Bears sweep: LEBANON — Leah Richards set personal records to win the long jump (17-4½) and the triple jump (37-2½) to lead the Bend girls to 148 points and a first-place finish at the Rob Allen Twilight Invitational. The Lava Bears boys, led by Wade Jacobus’ win in the discus and runner-up finish in the pole vault, completed the team sweep with 161 points. Also for the Bend girls, who defeated North Salem by 1.25 points, Taylor Petz won the 100 hurdles (in a PR 15.43 seconds) and the pole vault and was third in the 300 hurdles, and Gracey Toney was first in the 400 and the 300 hurdles. Raymond Blasquez won the boys 100 and was third in both the 110 hurdles and the high jump for Bend, while Brady Petz (300 hurdles) and Bennet Jackson (3,000) each posted wins.

Storm shine at relays: PORTLAND — Kelsey Gripekoven set a meet record of 9:57.92 in winning the 3,000, leading the Summit girls to 74 points and a tie with Tahoma (Washington) for first place at the 49-team Nike/Jesuit Twilight Relays. Haley Smith took second in the shot put and third in the javelin for Summit, and Taylor Vandenborn was runner-up in the 1,500. Cassidy Hughes won the shot put and was second in the discus for Mountain View, which tied for 12th with 18 points. For the boys, Summit’s Ryan Tennant won the long jump with a meet-record leap of 23-4½ and took second in the triple jump. Noah Turnbull was third in the shot put and sixth in the discus for the Storm, who were sixth as a team with 42.5 points. Mountain View tied for 26th with nine points, as Luke Schulz placed fourth in the javelin and James King (high jump) and James Ravitch (pole vault) each took seventh. Jordan Pollard was fourth in the 1,500 for Sisters, which tied for 32nd with five points. Central Catholic won with 49 points.

Baseball

Bend 5, Redmond 3: REDMOND — Cooper Simmonds came on to pitch in relief in the fourth inning and held Redmond to no hits and no runs the rest of the way to lift Bend to an Intermountain Conference win. Simmonds struck out nine for the Lava Bears. Marshall Davis had a hit and two RBIs for Bend (8-2 IMC, 12-6 overall). Rhett Haigh led the Panthers (2-8, 6-13) with two RBIs.

Mountain View 10, Summit 8: The Cougars scored four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to take a 9-4 lead and held off a Summit rally to claim the Intermountain Conference win. Shandon Malikowski had two hits and three RBIs for Mountain View (4-6 IMC, 4-15 overall), and Owen Aylward added two hits. Evan Scalley and Drew Steelhammer paced Summit (10-3, 10-9) with three RBIs apiece, and Kincade Mickel had two hits.

Madras 7, Crook County 4: MADRAS — A four-run fifth inning propelled the White Buffaloes to the Tri-Valley Conference win. Kody Zemke led Madras (7-3 TVC, 12-6 overall) with three RBIs. Byron Patt and Tyler Lockey each struck out five for Madras. Crook County fell to 5-5 in the TVC and 9-8 overall.

Softball

Redmond 16, Bend 6: REDMOND — Emily Smith capped a five-running first inning with a two-run home run for Bend, but the Panthers stormed back, taking a 7-5 lead in the second inning en route to the Intermountain Conference win. Payton Rogerson took over in the circle in the second inning and limited the Bears (4-6 IMC, 7-12-1 overall) to just two hits over the next four innings. Scout DeMain went 4-for-4, including a home run, and had five RBIs for the Panthers (6-4 IMC, 8-10 overall). Redmond’s Kiki Fierstos was 3-for-3 with a double and a triple, and Audrey McKenzie and Ondriah Oyloe each had two doubles.

Crook County 14, Madras 4: PRINEVILLE — Emily Ackley hit a pair of two-run home runs to lead the Cowgirls to the Tri-Valley Conference win. Crook County (6-2 TVC, 12-6 overall) scored nine runs in the third inning. Berkley Puckett was 2-for-2 with a double for the Cowgirls. Genesis Quiroz led the White Buffaloes (5-5, 9-8) with two RBIs, but Madras committed six errors in the loss.

Elmira 18-24, Sisters 1-3: SISTERS — In the first game of the Sky-Em League doubleheader, Jordan Andrews hit a triple, and Isabel Spitler drove in Andrews with a sacrifice fly to account for the Outlaws’ lone run. In the second game for Sisters (1-10 Sky-Em, 2-17 overall), Sara Hartford and Tatum Sitz each had RBI triples.

La Pine 8-6, Coquille 12-3: COQUILLE — The Hawks outhit Coquille 13-3, but they allowed 10 unearned runs in the first game of a Mountain Valley Conference doubleheader. Angela Cardonia was 4-for-5 and scored three runs in the first game for La Pine, McKenzie Walsworth went 3-for-4, and Josey Hawkins had three RBIs. Cardonia recorded three more hits and SueAnn Marsh went 2-for-4 with a double and two runs scored as the Hawks (4-6 MVC, 7-10 overall) won the second game.