Three teams on the boys side advanced to the regional quarterfinals and two teams on the girls side advanced to the third round. Seven Lakes, Jordan and Cinco Ranch boys all advanced to the regional quarterfinals for the second straight season while the Jordan girls and Seven Lakes girls joined them by advancing in the playoffs.

On the girls side both Jordan and Seven Lakes advanced to the third round with big wins.

The Warriors overcame a tough test against Lamar to get through the second round and reach the regional quarterfinals for the first time in their history.  Jordan took the lead in the first half and scored a second in the second half to go two up. Lamar got one goal back but Jordan’s defense held the rest of the game to secure the win. The Warriors advance to play Stratford in the regional quarterfinals.

Seven Lakes had a dominating win in the area round, beating Cy-Fair 3-0. The Spartans took a 1-0 lead in the first half and added a second midway through the second half. Chloe Callahan added the final goal with five minutes to play, clinching the win. The Spartans advance to the third round for the fifth straight season and will play Memorial for a chance to get to the regional tournament.

On the boys side, Seven Lakes clinched a spot in the regional quarterfinals for the fifth straight season with a 3-0 win over Spring Woods on Friday. The Spartans were led by Eddie Davalillo, who scored and was named the man of the match for Seven Lakes. The reigning state champions will be up against Jordan in the regional quarters as they try to get back to the regional tournament for the third straight season.

The Cinco Ranch boys continued their hot play, beating Jersey Village 3-0, advancing to the regional quarterfinals for the third time in four seasons. The Cougars won their fourth straight game and improved to 15-3-4 on the season. Cinco will take on Northbrook in the regional quarterfinal round, as they try to get past the point where their season ended last year.

Jordan used two late goals to get past Cy-Ridge in the area round and make it to the regional quarterfinals for the third straight season. The Warriors went up in the first half before Cy-Ridge scored two goals in the second half to take the lead. Jordan answered back though, scoring two goals late to get past Cy-Ridge for the second straight year. Aiden Erol scored two goals in the game and Kaelen Vilarson scored the other while Marcelo Ojeda had two assists. This sets up a matchup between the Warriors and Seven Lakes in the third round. Both teams have made the regional tournament in two straight seasons and will be trying to get back for a third straight year with a win.

Tompkins boys and girls both lost in the area round, for more information on those games, go to KatyTimes.com/sports and click on the articles for those games.