Lakeridge girls soccer posted its biggest win of the season Tuesday, Sept. 22, routing Sherwood 5-0 in nonleague play at Lakeridge High School.

Five different Pacers scored. Junior forward Lucy Tragesser led the way with two goals, while sophomore defender Harper Ohr, sophomore Sienna Frank and senior forward Juliet Lamb each added one, according to the Lake Oswego Review, which first reported the result. Senior keeper Meredith Razey anchored the shutout.

The 5-0 margin was Lakeridge's largest of the 2026 campaign, per MaxPreps. The win pushed the Pacers to 3-2-1 overall and extended their winning streak to two games after earlier losses to Lincoln and Sunset.

Lakeridge entered the week at No. 7 in the OSAA 6A coaches poll released Monday, Sept. 21. The Pacers' season also includes a 4-2 win over Cleveland on Sept. 8 and a 2-0 shutout of Beaverton on Sept. 16.

Senior midfielder and captain Kading Harvey credited a recent formation change for the offensive surge. "We are connecting diagonals from the back lines to our forwards and it is opening so many options for us that we've never had before … It is really cool to see it all come together," Harvey told the Lake Oswego Review after the game.

Sherwood fell to 2-4-0 with the loss.

The schedule stiffens Thursday. Lakeridge faces Central Catholic, ranked No. 3 in the coaches poll and No. 1 in the OSAA 6A RPI at 5-0-1, at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 24 at the UofO-Portland/NE Sports Complex.