YAKIMA – CWAC regular-season and district champion East Valley advanced to the Class 2A quarterfinals on a penalty kick by Ariana Lopez in the final minute of regulation for a 2-1 victory against Steilacoom at Earl Barden Sr. Field.

Red Devils senior goalkeeper Kate Ketcham made a key save late in the second half to keep the game tied at 1-1 before Lopez was brought down in the penalty box. The CWAC Player of the Year calmly finished off her 36th goal of the season and second of the game, helping No. 8 seed EV improve to 18-1-1.

The Red Devils will face No. 1 seed and defending champ Columbia River on the road Saturday.

CLASS 4A

NO. 11 MEAD 3, NO. 6 WENATCHEE 0: At Wenatchee, the Spokane-based Panthers (10-4-6) ended Wenatchee’s five-game winning streak and ousted the CBBN regular-season and district champions (15-2-1).

NO. 1 ISSAQUAH 8, NO. 16 MOSES LAKE 0: At Issaquah, the Eagles (16-1-1) rolled past the Mavericks (10-7-1), who had won three loser-out matches in a row to advance to the state tournament.

CLASS 2A

NO. 4 BAINBRIDGE 1, NO. 13 SELAH 0: At Bainbridge, the upstart Vikings nearly pulled off the upset, holding the No. 4 Spartans scoreless in regulation and overtime, where Selah fell 5-3 in penalty kicks. Elayna Blodgett, Savannah Close-Schibig and Sophie Blodgett made their kicks from the mark in the shootout, but Bainbridge converted all five attempts to earn a trip to the 2A quarterfinals.

"We lost and I'm sad, but I'm proud beyond words of how my squad finished the season," said Selah coach Josh Koreski, whose team finished 12-6 overall.

NO. 3 SEHOME 5, NO. 14 ELLENSBURG 1: At Bellingham, Brea Potucek converted a penalty kick for the Bulldogs (10-9) lone goal against the Mariners (18-0-1), who advance to the quarterfinals where they’ll meet sixth-seeded Hockinson.

CLASS 1A

NO. 5 CASHMERE 6, NO. 12 TENINO 3: At Cashmere, junior Brynne Patrick and sophomore Makelah Gatens each scored twice to lead the Bulldogs (19-2) to their third straight quarterfinal appearance.

Senior captain Erin Irelan and junior Gwen Ledesma added a goal apiece for Cashmere.

The Bulldogs travel to Montesano, a 4-0 victor over No. 13 Cascade Christian, for a Saturday quarterfinal and a shot at the semifinals for the second consecutive season.

NO. 9 BELLEVUE CHRISTIAN 2, NO. 8 NACHES VALLEY 1: At Naches, sophomore Elizabeth Ramirez scored a second-half equalizer to send the game into overtime, but the Rangers eventually fell 4-3 in a shootout on their home field to finish the season at 16-3-1.

McKinley St. Martin grabbed four saves for Naches Valley, which bowed out of the 1A tournament in the first round for the third consecutive year. "We were on their side of the field 75% of the time, but we just couldn't put away our many chances," NV coach Nate Wright said.

NO. 2 SETON CATHOLIC 7, NO. 15 WAHLUKE 0: At Vancouver, the unbeaten Trico League-champion Cougars (18-0-1) rolled into the quarterfinals against the Warriors (13-8), who were making their first state appearance since 2021.