Lakeridge shut out crosstown rival Lake Oswego 1-0 in the Class 6A boys soccer state quarterfinals Saturday, Nov. 7.
The win sends the Pacers (14-1-1) to the state semifinals, where they will face Jesuit (14-1-1), according to OregonLive. The loss ends Lake Oswego's season.
The rivalry matchup followed a strong postseason run for both programs. Lakeridge, the Three Rivers League champion and No. 4 seed, routed league rival West Linn 8-0 in the second round on Nov. 3. Lake Oswego, the No. 12 seed, upset No. 5 Beaverton 1-0 in overtime the same day. Beaverton was the reigning 6A state champion.
The Pacers' roster features several returning all-league players. Senior midfielder Zavier Lara was named TRL Player of the Year this season, according to the West Linn Tidings. Senior goalkeeper Collin Cernitz was the TRL Goalkeeper of the Year in 2025, according to a preseason preview in the Tidings.
Lake Oswego finished third in the TRL during the regular season. Coach Paul Slover's squad carried an 11-4-1 record into the quarterfinal, according to the Lake Oswego Review.
Jesuit earned its semifinal berth by beating McMinnville 3-2 on Saturday.
A date and location for the semifinal had not been announced as of Nov. 8. Lakeridge and Jesuit will meet with matching 14-1-1 records on the line.



