High school girls lacrosse: Tuesday’s 4A semifinal recap, Top seeds Bear River, Provo advance to final

A lacrosse ball is held in a crosse after a semifinal game in the 4A high school girls lacrosse state tournament held at Dumke Field in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. | Isaac Hale, Deseret News Here’s a recap of the 4A girls lacrosse semifinals at Westminster University on Tuesday, with No. 1 Bear River and No.

2 Provo advancing to the Thursday’s championship. 4A Semifinals Bear River 20, Timpanogos 1 Bear River secured a dominant victory over Timpanogos, 20-1, in a nonregion 4A semifinal at Westminster University, moving one step closer to a potential fifth consecutive state championship. Jeanine Webb and Emma Kierstead led Bear River with five goals each, while Mollie Call added six goals and two assists.

The Bears established an overwhelming lead with a 13-0 run in the first quarter and continued to maintain their intensity throughout the match. Timpanogos managed its sole goal in the second quarter, courtesy of Jada Intharath. Bear River’s cohesive offensive and defensive display cemented its place in the championship game.

Provo 16, Judge Memorial 13 Provo rallied from an early deficit to secure a 16-13 victory over Judge Memorial in the 4A semifinal at Westminster University, claiming a spot in the championship game. Ashlyn Moser led Provo with four goals and one assist, while Anna Jaussi also contributed four goals and an assist. Despite strong performances from Judge Memorial’s Tess Jacobsen, Sofia Delpouys, and Caroline Chachas, who each scored three goals, Provo’s second-half surge proved decisive.