While Ridgeview went 1-2 in Class 5A state play-in games, Redmond High wrapped up a disappointing fall sports season last week.

Football

The Ravens ended a 14-game losing streak with a 27-8 Oct. 27 victory against the rival Panthers. The decision meant both teams ended 2017 with 1-8 overall records (1-6 in Class 5A Special District 1). The loss ended the Redmond fall team sports campaign with a combined conference record of 1-29-1, including 0-9 against Ridgeview.

Ridgeview jumped out to a 13-0 halftime lead in the gridiron clash behind two Tristyn Brower touchdown runs, including a 35-yard jaunt in the first quarter.

The Panthers tightened the score to 13-8 in the third quarter on Colton Mortenson’s 13-yard touchdown. But the Ravens pulled away in the fourth with touchdown runs by Payton Davis and Conner Benz.

Cross country

Ridgeview’s Albert Hesse earned a spot in Saturday’s Class 5A state championships with a second-place finish at the Oct. 28 Intermountain Conference meet in Bend. His time of 17:06.2 was 17 seconds behind first place Jett Ballantyne of Summit. Hesse, who battled a swollen knee this season, will compete in the Oregon state meet for the third time, to go along with an Idaho state appearance when he was a freshman.

Overall, Redmond, with 96 points, finished fourth in the five-team meet, while Ridgeview was fifth with 111. Trey Conley led the Panthers with a ninth-place time of 17:48.9.

Ridgeview, with 99 points, edged out Redmond, which had 119 points, in the girls races. Averi Hartford’s 10th place time of 21:26.84 led the Ravens, while Genna Taylor finished 18th with a time of 22:51.3 to lead Redmond in the 35-person race.

Volleyball

No. 7 Ridgeview won the first set in its Oct. 24 play-in match against La Salle in Milwaukie, but ended up falling 22-25, 26-24, 25-18, 25-23. The loss ended a season in which the Ravens overcame a coaching change to finish third in IMC and end with the best ranking in program history.

Rylee Troutman finished with 20 kills, 20 digs and two blocks to go with 16-of-16 serving and four aces for Ridgeview. Josilyn Remick had 16 assists, three kills and two blocks, and she added four aces on 16-of-17 serving.

Boys soccer

Ridgeview fell 2-0 Oct. 26 in a play-in match at Portland Parkrose, a team the Ravens beat in their first play-in match in 2016. The loss ended the Ravens’ season at 5-8-1. They are expected to return most of the team in 2018.

Girls soccer

Ridgeview was scheduled to play host to its first 5A girls soccer playoff match against Eugene Marist Catholic on Tuesday evening, which was after the Spokesman’s print deadline. The No. 6 Ravens earned the spot with a 1-0 victory against Wilsonville on Oct. 27.