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The Wood River girls soccer team continued its domination of Great Basin Conference West play with a 12-1 win over visiting Jerome Saturday in the district title game.

Sophomore Tanner Dredge and freshman Megan Morrell each scored four goals to fuel the Wolverines. Dredge now has 34 goals on the season.

Elsa Sweek scored twice, while Sam Johnson and Ali Appleton also notched goals in the rout.

"All in all, it was a good day for us on the field," said Wood River coach Greg Gvozdas.

The game was actually tied 1-1 early before Wood River took control. The Wolverines got off a number of shots throughout the game, but pulled away once their accuracy started to improve.

"Jerome played hard and I was glad we were able to respond," said Gvozdas.

The Tigers lost their starting goalkeeper, who took a ball to the face in the cold conditions. That absence also aided Wood River's cause.

The Wolverines move on to face Century on Thursday for state seeding purposes, with location to be determined.

Community School 10, Gooding 0

Senior central defender Keller Gibson her first ever varsity goal on a wicked free kick from 35 yards out to spur the Community School to a 10-0 win over Gooding on Saturday.

Teagen Palmer had a hat trick for the Cutthroats, while Emma Wilander and Kelly Hennessy each added two.

Hailey Rheinschild and Gabi Perenchio added the other goals for the Community School, which hosts Filer on Tuesday.

Filer 3, Declo 0

Candra Coelho's goal in the 23rd minute was enough to spur Filer to a 3-0 home win over Declo on Saturday.

The Wildcats also got second-half goals from Rocio Gutierrez and Tiffany Farnsworth, but it took a while to break Declo down.

"We were able to put a lot of pressure on them most of the game and eventually broke through," said Filer coach Shane Hild. "Declo played well but we were able to finally get enough momentum."

Filer heads to the Community School for a semifinal game on Tuesday. The winner of that game will clinch a state tournament berth.

Bliss 1, Wendell 0

Bliss beat Wendell 1-0 on the Trojans' home pitch for the second time this year, eliminating Wendell and advancing to the HDSC semifinals at Buhl on Tuesday. No other details were available.

The winner of Tuesday's game will clinch a state tournament berth.

Boys soccer

Gooding 2, Community School 1

Danny Lopez scored with just seconds left to give Gooding a 2-1 win at home over the Community School on Saturday, the Senators' first victory over their counterparts from Ketchum in 10 years.

Jose Rodriguez opened the scoring late in the first half for Gooding before Alex Conn tied it up from the penalty spot early in the second half.

"We had our chances, and dominated for parts (of the game)," said Community School coach Richard Whitelaw, who gave Tony Martin his "man of the match" praise. "That's just the way it goes."

Gooding is at Wendell on Monday.

Bliss 10, Filer 1

Luis Cortez and J.J. Barroso both had hat tricks to lead Bliss to a 10-1 romp over Filer on Saturday. Alex Cortez and Cole Erkins each had two goals for the Bears, who host Buhl on Monday.

Luis Cortez and Erkins each added two assists for Bliss, which scored its first goal in just 46 seconds through Luis Cortez.

Jared Watt scored Filer's lone goal of the match.

Cross country

Bean, Fillmore go 1-2 at Conley

The weather was poor - it prevented Twin Falls and Minico from even making it to Pocatello - but Burley's Taylor Bean and David Fillmore were once again superb.

Bean and Filmore finished first and second, respectively, in the boys varsity division of the Bob Conley Invitational at Highland High School on Saturday. Bean won the race in a time of 17 minutes, 27.28 seconds, with Fillmore less than a second behind. The duo finished nearly two seconds clear of the third-place finisher.

Burley's boys finished seventh overall, while Wendell's boys were 12th. Burley's girls finished 10th.

2008 Bob Conley Invite

Team scores: 1. Highland 47, 2. Eagle 78, 3. Hillcrest 87, 4. Madison 126, 5. Idaho Falls 135, 6. Teton 163, 7. Burley 166, 8. Soda Springs 225, 9. Sugar-Salem 230, 10. Malad 180, 11. Skyline 281, 12. Wendell 357.

Local results

1. Taylor Bean, Burley, 17 minutes, 27.28 seconds; 2. David Fillmore, Burley, 17:28.03; 46. Rob Allred, Burley, 19:17.15; 53. John Kelley, Wendell, 19:48.62; 58. Kaleb Beck, Burley, 20:02.28; 65. Zane Harman, Burley, 20:33.18; 72. Kyler Olsen, Burley, 21:03.06; 75. Luis Valdez, Wendell, 22:11.18; 78. Michael Wright, Wendell, 22:46.00; 79. Curtis Lowe, Wendell, 23:04.69; 82. Charlie Hansen, Wendell, 23:30.84.

Girls

Team scores: 1. Eagle 47, 2. Soda Springs 81, 3. Highland 88, 4. Hillcrest 103, 5. Idaho Falls 147, 6. Teton 167, 7. Century 173, 8. West Jefferson 189, 9. Skyline 209, 10. Burley 256, 11. Bonneville 318.

Local results

26. Nicole Mabey, Burley, 22 minutes, 31.30 seconds; 48. Kassie Heiner, Burley, 23:51.78; 64. Megan Mabey, Burley, 25:22.23; 66. Cheri Preston, Burley, 25:40.12; 67. Tyler Alcocer, Burley, 25:45.69.