The second round of the high school boys lacrosse 6A state tournament delivered thrilling action and dominant performances, setting the stage for an exciting quarterfinal Saturday. Here’s a recap of the key matchups that shaped the bracket.
Weber’s Warriors made a statement with a decisive 14-8 win over Lone Peak. The No. 6 seed controlled the pace from the start, showcasing an offense that Lone Peak simply couldn’t contain. Weber now advances to face their next challenge in the quarterfinals, bringing momentum and confidence.
Mountain Ridge proved why they’re a top contender with an 18-7 rout of Syracuse. JT Rigby was unstoppable, racking up six goals and 13 total points, while Gavin Gurr added six goals and Trace Hook chipped in five. The No. 4 Sentinels look poised for a deep run as they head to the quarterfinals.
Top-seeded Corner Canyon lived up to its billing, demolishing Cedar Valley 27-3. Ashton Brown led the charge with six goals and three assists, while Kampton Dutton added five goals and one assist. Long stick midfielder Maddox Green also made his presence felt with a goal, two assists, and two caused turnovers. The Chargers are firing on all cylinders.
Herriman pulled off a gritty 12-9 upset over Riverton, with the No. 10 Mustangs showing resilience to advance. Riverton fought hard, but Herriman’s late surge sealed the deal. The Mustangs now turn their attention to the quarterfinals, where they’ll look to keep their Cinderella run alive.
Bingham’s Miners used strong offensive execution to edge Lehi 13-9. The No. 5 seed capitalized on key opportunities, advancing to the quarterfinals with a workmanlike performance. Lehi’s season ends, but Bingham’s quest for a title continues.
Westlake’s Krew Soper dominated the faceoff circle with a 78% win rate, while Rufus Christiansen tallied three goals and one assist to lead the No. 8 Thunder to an 11-5 victory over Davis. Goalie Ethan Rasmussen also stood tall with a 64% save rate, helping Westlake outshoot Davis 31-14. The Thunder are a team to watch.
Finally, Skyridge made quick work of Copper Hills, winning 17-2. The No. 2 Falcons showcased their depth and defensive prowess, setting up a quarterfinal clash that promises more fireworks.
With the quarterfinals set for Saturday, the intensity is only building. Which team has what it takes to claim the 6A crown? Stay tuned for more playoff action.