Leah Richards scored in the 66th minute off an assist from Kaycee Brown to give Bend High a 1-0 victory over Lake Oswego on Saturday in the first round of the OSAA Class 6A girls soccer playoffs.

The win at 15th Street Field advances the Lava Bears to a second-round match Wednesday against No. 1 seed Jesuit, which drubbed Forest Grove 10-0 in another first-round game Saturday.

“They are a good team,” Bend coach Gavin Meyers said of No. 17 Lake Oswego. “We outplayed them most of the game. They made it hard for us to get shots off. We just kept pushing until it came through.”

The Lava Bears (11-3-1) will need their best effort to take down top-ranked Jesuit, which is 15-0 and has surrendered only one goal all season.

“We have a lot of speed up front and a solid back line, so I think we have a shot at the upset,” Meyers said.

Also Saturday:

Girls soccer

Summit 3, Grants Pass 2: Sophomore Bree Stroud scored her second goal of the match in the final four minutes of the second half, breaking a 2-2 tie and lifting the No. 9-seeded Storm to a home victory over No. 24 Grants Pass in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs. Stroud scored in the first half with an assist from Michaela Gorman for a 1-0 halftime lead. Eliza Murray’s goal made it 2-0 before Grants Pass rallied to tie. That set the stage for Stroud, whose shot from 25 yards out went over the keeper and into the goal. The Storm advance to a second-round game at West Salem scheduled for Wednesday.

Boys soccer

Summit 1, McMinnville 0: Kyle Capdevila scored early and the No. 2-seeded Storm made the goal stand for a home win over No. 31 McMinnville in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs. Capdevila headed in a cross from Simon Kidder in the eighth minute, and the Summit defense held on to notch its 12th shutout of the season. It was the ninth consecutive win for the Storm, who will take a 14-1 record into their second-round match Tuesday.

Jesuit 2, Bend 1 (2OT): The Crusaders scored on a free kick about three minutes into the second 10-minute overtime to end the No. 21 Lava Bears’ season in heartbreaking fashion. Dario Scarselli scored in the first half on a penalty kick to give visiting Bend a 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute. No. 12 Jesuit scored for a 1-1 tie with about 15 minutes left in regulation. “We played well,” said Bend coach Nils Eriksson. “They got a little bit of the upper hand in the second half. We had some chances at the end of the first overtime. But they are a great team, and we played toe-to-toe with them. We can’t be upset, it’s just sad it’s over.”

Volleyball

Summit 3, Southridge 1: Seventh-seeded Summit dispatched the defending Class 6A champion 25-22, 16-25, 25-21, 25-21 to advance to the 6A state finals site and a quarterfinal match Friday at Liberty High in Hillsboro. Hannah Sauer had 13 kills and seven digs for the Storm against the No. 10 Skyhawks. Harper Justema added nine kills, Jade Waskom had 14 digs, and Tatum Elshire added 10 digs for host Summit.

Sprague 3, Bend 0: The No. 11 Lava Bears dropped the second-round Class 6A playoff match in three sets in Salem, 25-10, 25-19, 25-17. No. 6 Sprague beat its Mountain Valley Conference rival for the third time this season. The loss ended the Lava Bears’ bid for a third consecutive state title. They had won the past two state titles in Class 5A before stepping up to 6A this season.

Ridgeview 3, Thurston 1: Rylee Troutman led the host Ravens with 32 kills in the 25-15, 19-25, 25-23, 25-23 win in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs. Troutman had 20 digs, Ally Henry had 18 digs, and Kennedy Buckner and Allicite Frost combined for 47 assists for the Intermountain Conference champions. Ridgeview advances to the state tournament site at Liberty High in Hillsboro starting Friday. The Ravens trailed 15-6 in the fourth set but came back to win it 25-23. “Thurston was a great team,” Ridgeview coach Randi Viggiano said. “They made us work. They were a tough team and it will prepare us for what’s to come next.”

Crook County 3, North Eugene 2: Crook County had to rally to overcome the visiting and 10th-seeded Highlanders for a 24-26, 25-23, 16-25, 25-20, 15-10 victory in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs. Raegan Wilkins had 26 kills, Mekynzie Wells had 35 digs and Kacie Stafford added 22 digs for the Cowgirls, the No. 7 seed. “It came down to who wanted it,” said Crook County coach Baylee Dunkel. “The girls fought probably harder than I’ve ever seen them fight.” The Cowgirls advance to the 5A finals site at Liberty High in Hillsboro and a quarterfinal match on Friday.

Sisters 3, Marist 0: The No. 5 Outlaws easily defeated the No. 12 Spartans 25-16, 25-15, 25-17 in Sisters to advance to the Class 4A state tournament site at Forest Grove High starting Friday. “We played really well,” said Sisters coach Rory Rush. “We were just really confident and had some energy out on the court today.” Rush praised the play of Kendra Sitz, Greta Davis and Samantha Silva. “They really put a charge in our offense hittingwise,” Rush said. “It was the spark that we needed.” Addy Myhre had a five-point service scoring run to close out the match.

Glide 3, Culver 0: Missing two starters, No. 9 seed Culver struggled in a 25-20, 25-21, 25-19 first-round loss in the Class 2A playoffs. The visiting Bulldogs kept it close in all three games but could not overcome the No. 8 Wildcats. Culver coach Gabrielle Alley said an injury and a family emergency forced her team to make some late adjustments. “We had some people playing in positions they don’t normally play,” said Alley. Irma Retano had 11 kills and seven digs, Madison Miller had six blocks and four kills, and Bridget Lopez, Claire Bender and Ryanne Scholl had two aces apiece for the Bulldogs.