The Jaguars came out strong in the third quarter, led by juniors Jayson Powers and Mason Marsden. Gregori took a 41-39 lead after a Powers dunk and the two sides traded baskets for most of the frame.

After allowing a pair of points, the Jaguars finished the set with three straight points. Gregori’s hustle helped them win a fourth set in which neither team gained more than a two-point advantage.

All it took was one goal off the right foot of Oregon commit Kylie Farmer to keep the Gregori High girls’ soccer team’s season alive. In the second half of the Jaguars’ first-round matchup ...