Sami Godlove pitched five solid innings and Bend scored eight runs in the first inning to roll to an 11-1 Class 5A Intermountain Conference home baseball win Monday against archrival Mountain View.

The game went just five innings due to the 10-run mercy rule.

Bend jumped on Brock Powell early, chasing the Cougars’ starting pitcher out with just two outs in the first inning. All told, the Lava Bears scored eight runs on nine hits in the home half of the first inning.

That was more than Godlove would need, as he allowed just two hits in five innings.

“We came out strong and then just rode Sami Godlove’s arm the rest of the game,” said Bend coach Bret Bailey. “He pitched really well.”

Godlove led the way for the Lava Bears on offense, too, recording two hits and an RBI. Justin Erlandson, Jonah Koski and Ben Kramer all had two hits apiece for the Lava Bears (14-7 overall, 4-3 IMC).

Drew Wickham led Mountain View at the plate, smacking Mountain View’s lone extra-base hit. The loss dropped the Cougars to 9-14 for the season and 1-6 in IMC games.

The Civil War rivals meet again Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. in the teams’ regular-season finale at Bend High.

In other prep events Monday:

GIRLS GOLF

Redmond in third at CVC

CORVALLIS — Cayla Lussier shot a 22-over-par 94 to lead Redmond into third place after the first round of the Central Valley Conference district tournament at Trysting Tree Golf Course. Chelsea Driggers shot a 96 to help the Panthers’ cause. But Redmond trails second-place Sprague by 20 strokes. Only the top two teams from the district tournament qualify for next week’s 6A state championship. Today’s final round begins at 11 a.m.

Cowgirls post early lead at districts

BLUE RIVER — Crook County staked an early lead at the two-day Class 4A/3A/2A/1A Special District 5 championships, ending the first day at Tokatee Golf Club with a team score of 391. La Pine concluded opening-round play with a 404, Sisters finished with a 426, and Cottage Grove rounded out team scoring with a 484. The top two teams from the tournament, which finishes today, advance to next week’s Class 4A/3A/2A/1A state championship at Eagle Crest. McKenzie’s Sydney King was the individual first-day leader, carding an 11-over-par 83. The Cowgirls’ Kirsti Kelso enters today’s round in second after shooting an 86, while Trinity Lutheran’s Victoria Sample shot a 91 to finish the first day in fourth place. Taylor Tavares led La Pine during the opening round with a 98 and Holly Chapman paced Sisters with a 99.

Buffs trail leaders after

first day of district play

BORING — Lauren Simmons led Madras on the first day of the Class 4A/3A/2A/1A Special District 2 championships at Mountain View Golf Club with a 109 as the White Buffaloes ended play in fourth place with 455 strokes. Teammate Kecia Florenda carded a 111. Molalla is leading the tournament with a 372, while Catlin Gabel (430) and Valley Catholic (443) are in second and third, respectively. District play continues today.

BOYS GOLF

Panthers on spot back of state

tourney berth

CORVALLIS — Redmond shot a 327 and is 10 shots behind second-place West Salem after the first round of the Central Valley Conference district championships at Trysting Tree Golf Club. Mason Rodby led the Panthers with a 5-over-par 77 and is in a tie for fourth place, three shots behind leader Bodhi Parkin, of Salem’s Sprague High. Redmond was just one stroke out of second place heading into the back nine but struggled to finish out the round, said head coach Ron Buerger. The top two teams advance to next week’s Class 6A state championship. “Individually today we left quite a bit on the table,” Buerger says. “But we’re still in the game. Ten strokes is definitely a deficit that can be made up.” Redmond will tee off today in the final round of the district tournament. Tee times begin at 8 a.m.

Cowboys second after first day of play at GOL tourney

UNION — Ben McLane shot an 81 and Hadley Reece and Billy Dockins each posted an 82 as Crook County finished the opening day of the Class 4A Greater Oregon League district tournament in second place with a 336. La Grande ended the first day at Buffalo Peak Golf Course with a 317. The Cowboys enter today’s second and final day of the tournament 11 strokes ahead of third-place Baker (347). The top two teams from the GOL tournament earn berths to next week’s Class 4A state tournament. La Grande’s Mavric Goss was the first-day leader with a 2-over-par 74. Tournament play continues today at 10 a.m.

Outlaws lead in first day of district tournament

BLUE RIVER — Sisters’ Nate Pajutee shot an 81 during the first day of the Class 4A Sky-Em League tournament, ending the opening round as the first-day leader. With Pajutee’s low round the Outlaws start today in first place with 348 strokes. Cottage Grove ended the first day in second with 380 strokes and Junction City was third with a 386. The top two teams from the Sky-Em advance to state. Sisters’ Zack Cummings heads into play today second overall after firing an 83. Drew Smith of La Pine finished third with an 88. Sisters and La Pine will continue tournament play today at Tokatee Golf Club.

BOYS TENNIS

Storm send nine players to semifinals

HERMISTON — Summit qualified a school-record nine tennis players for next week’s Class 5A state tournament as three Storm singles players and three Storm doubles teams won quarterfinal matches during the first day of the Class 5A Special District 1 championship tournament. Freshman Chandler Oliveira, as well as Paxton Deuel and Parker Nichols, all qualified for state as singles players. Doubles players Bo and Liam Hall, Alex Virk and Stewart Allen, and Lionel Hess and Scott Parr also earned state berths. Mountain View’s Matt Larraneta and Matt Van Hemelryck also are in today’s semifinals and have qualified for state. Tournament play continues today.

One Outlaw will play in semifinals

COOS BAY — Paul Fullhart, Sisters’ top singles play all year, will play in the semifinals today at the Class 4A/3A/2A/1A Special District 3 tournament. Fullhart, who has already earned a spot at next week’s state tournament with his quarterfinal victory, will play Will Cochrane of Phoenix High for a spot in the tournament’s championship final.

Three Buffs advance to quarterfinals

PORTLAND — Madras’ Ryan Hutchins defeated Estacada’s Cole Eakin 6-2, 6-4 to advance to the quarterfinal round of the three-day Class 4A/3A/2A/1A Special District 2 tournament at the Portland Tennis Center to highlight the White Buffaloes’ efforts during the first day of tournament play. Madras’ doubles team of Jordan Gemelas and Elicio Garcia also earned a quarterfinal berth with a win in straight sets in the round of 32. The top four singles players and top four doubles teams from districts advance to next week’s state championship tournament. The Madras boys resume district play on Wednesday.

GIRLS TENNIS

Storm dominate doubles bracket

SUNRIVER — Summit advanced three doubles teams to the semifinals of the Class 5A Special District 1 championships at Sunriver Resort as the Storm cruised during the first day of the two-day event. Summit’s Hannah Shephard and Morgan DeMeyer face teammates Hailey Dodson and Lisa Caine in one semifinal, while Kelsey Collis and Kacie Evans will play Hermiston’s Sarah Hawman and Emily Stocker in the other matchup. The Storm also fared well in singles play, with two Storm players one win away from the championship final. Summit’s Lindsey Brodeck faces Bend’s Kaylee Tornay in one half of the bracket. Mountain View’s Hayati Wolfenden takes on the Storm’s Haley Younger in the opposite semifinal. All semifinalists at the district tournament, which continues today, have earned spots in next week’s Class 5A state tournament in Portland and Beaverton.

SOFTBALL

Redmond 7-15

Summit 1-5

REDMOND — The Panthers swept the Storm in an Intermountain Hybrid doubleheader. Cassidy Edwards led Redmond, pitching part of both games while logging a double, a home run and three RBIs in the first game. The Panthers’ Marissa Duchi and Alyssa Nitschelm each hit homers in the second game. The Storm’s Kaytie Zellner paced Summit with a home run in the first game. Summit (6-16 overall) will play at Crook County on Wednesday. Redmond (20-3) is at Eugene’s Sheldon High on Friday.

Madras 13

Estacada 0

MADRAS — The White Buffaloes thumped the Rangers at home in four-and-a-half innings and posted their seventh consecutive win in Tri-Valley Conference play. After jumping to a 7-0 lead after two innings, the White Buffaloes added four more runs in the third and two in the fourth for the final margin. Sarah Brown and Shelby Mauritson paced the Madras offense with three hits apiece. One of Brown’s hits was a triple, while Mauritson notched three RBIs, all on singles, and stole three bases. Jamie Moe picked up the win on the mound in two innings of work, and Cheyenne Parsons preserved the shutout in her first varsity pitching appearance. The White Buffaloes (15-6 overall, 10-2 Tri-Valley) face Gladstone on the road today in a game between co-league leaders.

Regis 8

Culver 4

REGIS — After tying the game 4-4 in the top of the sixth inning, the Bulldogs gave up four runs in the final two innings for their third consecutive defeat. Sara McKinney pitched all seven innings and allowed nine hits. In addition to her catching duties, Samantha Donnelly recorded two RBIs, one on a double in the third inning and the second on a single in the sixth inning. Kelsie Stafford also had a double for the Bulldogs (9-8 overall, 3-5 Special District 3), who are scheduled to play Scio on the road this afternoon.

BASEBALL

Summit 18

Crook County 0

PRINEVILLE — Konner Reddick drove in seven runs and Brennan Rooks belted a three-run homer as Intermountain Conference champion Summit overpowered Crook County to notch its 20th win of the season in an Intermountain Hybrid contest that was halted after five innings via the 10-run rule. Reddick was four for four at the plate with two doubles to lead the visiting Storm, and Rooks was two for four with a double to go with his first-inning home run. Kevin Hamann was the winning pitcher, allowing two hits while striking out five batters over four innings of work. The Cowboys’ three hits included a double by Jerren Larimer. Class 5A Summit (20-4) and 4A Crook County (10-12) face off again Wednesday in Prineville.

Estacada 3

Madras 2

ESTACADA — Madras stranded nine base runners in seven innings and had its nine-game winning streak snapped against 4A Tri-Valley Conference foe Estacada. Kyle Palmer pitched a complete game four-hitter for the White Buffaloes (12-8-2 overall, 9-4 Tri-Valley) and Devin Ceciliani hit a triple. Madras, which is tied with La Salle atop the Tri-Valley standings, is at Molalla on Wednesday.

La Pine 13

Junction City 6

JUNCTION CITY — The visiting Hawks scored five runs in the first inning and led start to finish en route to the Sky-Em League victory. Eli Allen was three for three at the plate and scored four runs for La Pine. Casey Schneider was three for five with a triple, and Erik Page was two for two with a double as the Hawks improved to 5-16 overall, 4-9 in league. The Schneider brothers, Dusty and Casey, shared the pitching duties for La Pine, combining to strike out six while allowing eight hits. The Hawks host Sisters today.

BOYS LACROSSE

Bend 9

Mountain View 2

Bend High raced to an 8-1 halftime lead and rolled to the Oregon High School Lacrosse Association High Desert League victory at Mountain View. James Von Rockett scored two goals, Hayden Baney had a goal and two assists, and Quinn Fettig had a goal and an assist for the Lava Bears (11-7 overall, 5-1 league), who play at Sisters on Wednesday in the High Desert League tournament. Mountain View slipped to 3-7 overall, 2-4 in league.

Summit 15

Redmond 1

The host Storm rolled past the Panthers in each teams’ final regular-season match. Holton Melville and Kiel Millard each scored three goals and three assists apiece for Summit. The Storm’s Beau Courteau, Calvin Asher and River Sterne all recorded their first varsity goals in the win for the Storm. Summit (10-3 overall, 5-1 HDL) hosts Harney County on Wednesday in the HDL post-season tournament.