Brianna Starr didn't know whether she was supposed be happy or relieved about No. 4 Archbishop Spalding's 3-2 girls soccer win at No. 11 Broadneck (8-3), but the Cavaliers junior attacker was thrilled with the starring role she played.
Starr scored Archbishop Spalding's first goal and assisted on the second as the Cavaliers (10-2-2) raced out to a three-goal advantage, then survived a furious comeback in the final 10 minutes to secure Thursday's match.
No. 2 River Hill 2, Atholton 1, OT: Giani Gupta sent a long ball that Logan Walker headed in as the visiting Hawks (12-0) rallied to win in overtime over the Raiders (5-5-1).
River Hill was down 1-0 before tying the score with 3 minutes left in the game.
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No. 10 Westminster 2, Manchester Valley 1: Mackenzie Tarlow scored the game-winning goal with less than four minutes remaining to lift the Owls (10-0-2, 5-0) over the Mavericks (7-3, 3-2).
Westminster faces Century (also 5-0 in county play) on Monday.
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No. 3 Garrison Forest 6, Severn 0: Hailey Mules had two goals and an assist, and Allie Kelly had a goal and two assists as the host Grizzlies (11-0-1) shut out the Admirals (5-6-1).
Garrison Forest led 1-0 at the break.
No. 15 Mount Hebron 3, River Hill 0: Natalie Fyock had a hat trick to power the host Vikings (9-4) past the Hawks (8-5).
No. 2 Severna Park d. Southern, 3-0: Angela Cottrell and Ally Lesher each had six kills to lead the Falcons (9-0) past the Bulldogs (2-7).
Severna Park won, 25-7, 25-7, 25-5.
No. 5 Glenelg d. Long Reach, 3-0: Sisters Sarah and Rachael Girard led the way as the Gladiators (8-1) beat the Lightning (0-10), 25-11, 25-5, 25-13.
Sarah had 19 kills, Rachael had 27 assists and Kara Crawford had eight kills for Glenelg.
No. 6 Broadneck d. Annapolis, 3-0: Melbourne Bottorff had 16 assists and Mari Lim had 11 kills for the host Bruins (7-3).
Broadneck beat the Panthers (7-2), 25-13, 25-12, 25-12,
Mount Hebron d. No. 12 Centennial, 3-1: The host Vikings (6-4) were tied with the Eagles (6-3) in the second set, before winning the last two.
Reeana Richadson had 27 kills for Mount Hebron, which won 25-15, 17-25, 29-27, 25-23.
No. 14 Howard d. Hammond, 3-0: Sarah Sweet had 10 kills to lead the host Lions (8-1) past the Bears (4-6).
Howard won, 25-11, 25-13, 25-16.
Baltimore Sun staff contributed to this article.