With the CBBN wrapping up conference play, the four conferences in the Stat Hound are in the postseason, with two of the leagues ready to crown a champion next week.

West Valley topped Eastmont to claim the third seed in the CBBN district tournament, which begins Tuesday with a pair of play-ins.

Davis, which topped Moses Lake 2-0, is seeded sixth and will visit the Rams, while the fourth-seeded Wildcats will entertain No. 5 Moses Lake. Both matches begin at 6 p.m.

Eisenhower is the top seed after winning the program’s first conference championship in 26 years, and second overall. The Cadets capped an unbeaten run through the CBBN with a 5-0 victory Thursday at Sunnyside.

Vianey Esquivel and Maarea Ketcham each had a pair of goals and Esquivel added an assist to lead the Cades to the victory.

Miley Ramirez added a second-half goal and Taylor Newman had four saves in goal for the shutout.

MCC

Walla Walla out, Chiawana in final

It’s a tale of two results for the Mid-Columbia Conference’s classification champions – one is playing for a district title, while the other saw its season end.

Chiawana, which ripped through conference play unbeaten for its fourth straight conference championship and is seeded second, advanced to Tuesday’s district championship with a 1-0 victory against No. 6 Richland on Thursday.

The Riverhawks head to Spokane to meet top-seeded Lewis and Clark at ONE Stadium at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The winner advances to the Class 4A state tournament, while the loser falls into the winner-to-state/loser-out game Thursday.

In consolation play, Richland ousted Hanford 2-0 on Saturday to advance to another loser-out contest against No. 5 Mead, on Tuesday at a time and site to be determined.

Hanford had won 1-0 at Kamiakin on Thursday.

In the 3A tournament, top-seeded Walla Walla fell to Kennewick, 3-2, at home and saw its season end. The Blue Devils had won the conference matchup between the two schools, 2-0.

CWAC

Ellensburg, East Valley to final

The seedings held up in the CWAC district tournament, and it will be top-seeded Ellensburg and No. 2 East Valley on Tuesday at Quincy for the championship.

Brea Potucek scored in the final minute to lift the Bulldogs to a 2-1 victory against sixth-seeded Othello, who got a goal from Paisley Sly in the 58th minute. Potucek also tallied Ellensburg's first goal.

Emily Ramos had a goal and an assist to lead the Red Devils to a 3-1 victory against Selah.

The score was knotted 1-1 midway through the second half when Allison Fries scored on a penalty kick. Ramos added the final tally for EV, which got its first goal from Natalie Mendoza.

The Vikings will host the Huskies at 6 p.m. Tuesday, with both teams earning spots in the crossovers with the top two teams from the Greater Spokane League next Saturday for state berths.

SCAC

Cashmere, Royal advance to final

Top-seeded Cashmere, which went 15-1 in conference play, advanced to the SCAC championship game, earning a state berth along the way.

Now, the Bulldogs – who beat Cascade 2-1 behind a pair of goals from Gwen Ledesma – will try to avenge their lone loss of the season.

Cashmere will meet No. 2 Royal in next Saturday’s championship game at David Nielsen Memorial Field. The Knights topped third-seeded Naches Valley 1-0 to advance to the final, and return to the state tournament after missing out last year.

Royal upended the Bulldogs 3-1 on Oct. 20. It’s the lone conference loss for Cashmere since joining the SCAC in fall of 2024.

In other action Saturday, fifth-seeded Wahluke rolled past No. 8 Wapato 7-0, and Tuesday will head to Naches Valley for a 6 p.m. contest. At the same time, sixth-seeded Zillah, which beat No. 7 Omak in shootout after playing to a scoreless tie, is at Cascade.