The report says Lynn scored four times inside the opening 20 minutes, striking in the sixth, 13th, 16th and 20th minutes. Her fifth arrived in the 51st minute, turning a fast start into a complete rout.
That sequence matters beyond the scoreline. Ridgeline did not simply edge University; it reportedly settled the contest before halftime and forced its opponent to chase the game from the outset. Goalkeeper Aliana Vakaloloma also made five saves, ensuring University could not build a route back into the contest.
Ridgeline’s result reportedly left the Falcons level on league points with unbeaten Mt. Spokane and Lewis and Clark, who played out a 0-0 draw. That result kept both sides unbeaten while giving Ridgeline a chance to gain ground through its attacking output.
Other local soccer results added to the night’s high-scoring theme:
The report also describes a dominant softball night for Mt. Spokane, which beat Deer Park 15-5 in six innings. Avery Fox reportedly hit two home runs, scored three runs and drove in six as the Wildcats maintained a 13-0 record.
Ridgeline stayed close with a 12-2 win over Mead in five innings, while Central Valley beat Cheney 21-8 behind Shiloh McCoy’s seven RBIs. Ferris defeated East Valley 28-0, and Lewis and Clark edged Rogers 5-4.
In volleyball, Shadle Park swept North Central 25-6, 25-19, 25-10. The next round will reveal whether Ridgeline’s attacking surge can keep pace with the unbeaten teams, while Mt. Spokane’s perfect softball run remains the area’s other major storyline.