PORTLAND, Ore. — The Oregon high school girls basketball playoffs continue Friday. with the championship semifinal rounds for 6A, 5A and 4A. Championship games are Saturday. Here's a look at Friday's results (this story will be updated):
6A semifinals
Championship bracket
Beaverton 41, Clackamas 28: At Portland, Zoe Borter had 15 points and Emily Rice had 13 points to lead No. 1 seed Beaverton to 13-point win over No. 5 Clackamas (box score). Sara Barhoum led in scoring for Clackamas with eight points. Beaverton will play the winner of South Medford vs. Barlow in the 6A state championship at Chiles Center at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
South Medford vs. Barlow: At Portland, No. 3 South Medford faces No. 7 Barlow at 8:15 p.m. at Chiles Center.
Consolation bracket
Lakeridge 56, West Linn 46: At Portland, Reese Ericson and Keelie O'Hollaren scored 17 points apiece to lead No. 4 Lakeridge past No. 8 West Linn (box score) on Friday morning at Chiles Center. Ericson also had nine assists. West Linn was led by Audrey Kehoe, who scored 15, and Allie Roden, who added 13 points. Lakeridge will play Benson in the fourth-place game Saturday at 10:45 a.m. at Chiles Center.
Benson 56, Jesuit 43: At Portland, Malaya LeSueur had 20 points and seven rebounds to lead No. 6 Benson past No. 2 Jesuit (box score) on Friday morning at Chiles Center. Maurianna Hashemian-Orr had a double-double for Benson with 11 points and 12 rebounds, and Onna Brown added 11 points. Jesuit was led by Avery Edward, who scored 22 points. Benson will play Lakeridge in the fourth-place game Saturday at 10:45 a.m. at Chiles Center.
5A semifinals
Championship bracket
Crescent Valley 51, Ridgeview 34: At Corvallis, Gabby Bland had 23 points to lead No. 9 Crescent Valley to victory (box score) over No. 4 Ridgeview. Taelyn Bentley added 14 points for Crescent Valley. Kyrah Daniels led Ridgeview in scoring with 12 points. Crescent Valley will play Springfield in the state championship at Gill Coliseum at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Springfield 41, Putnam 34: At Corvallis, D. Romero-Ah Sam had 16 points and four assists to lead No. 7 Springfield to victory (box score) over No. 11 Putnam. Juju Henderson added 14 points for Springfield. Maddie Olma led Putnam in scoring with 16 points. Springfield will play Crescent Valley in the state championship at Gill Coliseum at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Consolation bracket
Willamette 57, Corvallis 21: At Corvallis, Brynn Smith scored 25 points to lead No. 1 Willamette past No. 5 Corvallis (box score) on Friday morning at Gill Coliseum. Smith hit 11 of 22 shots and added five rebounds and four assists. Kayla Morris chipped in 11 points for Willamette. Corvallis was led by Holland Jensen, who had eight points and seven rebounds. Willamette will play Crook County in the fourth-place game Saturday at 9:45 a.m. at Gill Coliseum.
Crook County 47, Silverton 44, OT: At Corvallis, Emma Bales had a double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds to lead No. 3 Crook County to the overtime victory (box score) against No. 2 Silverton on Friday morning at Gill Coliseum. Katelynn Weaver added 12 points for Crook County. Silverton was led by Kyleigh Brown's 25 points. Paige Traeger added 10. Crook County will play Willamette in the fourth-place game Saturday at 9:45 a.m. at Gill Coliseum.
4A semifinals
Championship bracket
Philomath 44, Hidden Valley 28: At Coos Bay, Sage Kramer had 17 points to lead No. 1 Philomath to victory (box score) over No. 13 Hidden Valley. Abigail Brown and Hailie Couture added another 10 points each for Philomath. The top scorer on Hidden Valley was Skylar Willey with 10 points. Hidden Valley will play the Corbett in the 4A state championship at Marshfield High School at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Corbett 60, Madras 36: At Coos Bay, No. 11 Corbett upset No. 7 Madras with a 24-point victory (box score). Allyson Schimel led Corbett with 18 points and five assists. Taylor Donahue had 16 points and Grace Merrill added 14 points for Corbett. The top scorers on Madras were Sasha Esquiro and Rylan Davis with nine points each. Corbett will play Hidden Valley in the state championship at Marshfield High School at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
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