EDMOND —
Seven Edmond area soccer teams advanced to the second round of the state soccer playoffs Tuesday evening.
Edmond North
The Edmond North Lady Huskies took a 6-0 win over Westmoore at home.
Sisters Brittny Dike and Courtney Dike scored two goals apiece; Jessie West and Jenae Kindsvater each scored one. Goose Simmons was in goal for the shutout.
The Lady Huskies will play Norman North at home at 6 p.m. Friday.
The Edmond North boys survived a visit from U.S. Grant, 2-1, on Tuesday night.
The Huskies scored two goals in the first half while holding the Generals scoreless.
Grant put one into the net in the second period, but it was not enough to top the fourth-ranked Huskies.
Edmond North will host Edmond Santa Fe at 8 p.m. Friday.
Edmond Memorial
The Edmond Memorial girls went into overtime to take a 3-2 win over Putnam City North at home.
The Lady Bulldogs were down 2-1 at the half and scored late in the second half to tie the game.
Reagan Ballard scored Memorial’s first-half goal. Alex Wileman scored the tying goal on an assist from Haley Pipes. In the overtime, Lisa Robinson scored the game winner on an assist by Wileman. Sydney Self had six saves in goal.
The Lady Bulldogs will host Santa Fe at 7 p.m. Friday.
The Edmond Memorial boys took a scoreless tie into overtime at Norman before the Tigers scored with 2:56 remaining in the first OT period to hand Memorial the 1-0 loss.
The Bulldogs had 10 shots on goal in the first half, as freshman Tristan Tippeconnic found Michael Ojeda time and time again over the top of the Tiger defense.
Memorial finished the game with 20 shots, but Norman goalkeeper Andrew Arledge was a wall. Two of his stops were from point-blank range.
Norman was fortunate with five minutes left in the half when Tippeconnic worked into the box and was taken down, but got no call.
Edmond Santa Fe
The Santa Fe Lady Wolves and Bishop McGuinness Lady Irish were scoreless until Santa Fe’s Rachel Thun scored off an Amber Mitchell corner kick with 16 minutes left in the game.
Kaitlin Price had five saves in goal for the Lady Wolves in the 1-0 win.
The Santa Fe girls will visit Memorial at 7 p.m. Friday.
The Edmond Santa Fe boys won 2-1 in overtime at Westmoore.
Matt Guidice had the Wolves’ only goal in regulation, assisted by Devin Price. In the overtime, Javier Umanzor scored the winning goal on an assist by Guidice. Evan Helker had four saves in goal.
The Wolves will face Edmond North at 8 p.m. Friday.
Deer Creek
The Deer Creek girls shut out El Reno and put up 10 goals of their own, seven in the second half, at home Tuesday evening.
Allison Worsham scored four goals from 12 shots on goal, and put up two assists.
Madi Smith had three goals; Roman Edwards scored twice and had three assists; Sophia Brazil had one goal. The Lady Antlers had 33 shots on goal on the night. Hayley Weaver had one save in goal for Deer Creek.
The Deer Creek boys upset Lawton MacArthur on the road Tuesday night.
Blake Bassett and Nicholas Loubeyre scored for the Antlers, and Jacob Khoussine was in goal.
The Deer Creek teams will both play at home Friday night. The Lady Antlers will face Heritage Hall at 6 p.m., with the Antlers to take on Northwest Classen at 8 p.m.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond North's Brittny Dike takes a shot against Westmoore during the first round of the Class 6A State soccer tournament in Edmond Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Courtney Dike drives past Westmoore defenders on her way to scoring one of her two goals during the first round of the Class 6A State soccer tournament in Edmond Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond North's Abbey Bright works against a Westmoore player during the first round of the Class 6A State soccer tournament in Edmond Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond North's Kori Freeman works up field during the first round of the Class 6A State soccer tournament in Edmond Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond North's Zach Medawattage passes to a teammate against U.S. Grant Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Huskies goalie Garrett Molinsky makes a save against U.S. Grant Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond North's Cody Cook hits a head shot against U.S. Grant Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond North's Trevor Moore pushes the ball up field against U.S. Grant Tuesday evening.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Mikayla Lowery tries to avoid an El Reno defender during Deer Creek's win on Tuesday.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Deer Creek's Rachel Landes moves up field against El Reno on Tuesday.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Maddie Windham passes to a Lady Antler teammate during the win over El Reno on Tuesday.
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DREW HARMON | THE EDMOND SUN Deer Creek's Roman Edwards takes a shot against El Reno on Tuesday.
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