Fenwick jumped out to a 8-2 lead in the first half en route to a 10-4 victory over Homewood-Flossmoor in the first girls' quarterfinal game of the state tournament on Friday afternoon. Morgan Bonk recorded 4 goals and Katie Tynan added 2 scores to lead the Friars on the offensive end in the win. Mariclaire Bresnahan totaled 7 saves for the Friars, who also got one goal apiece from Stephanie Ovalle, Lisett Calderon, Wella Huening, and Emma McKernin.

Andrea Peterson led the Vikings with 2 goals in the loss, while Katie McHugh and Kiley Maanum each added one score for H-F.

Fenwick wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard, as the Friars won the swim-off and Bonk assisted Ovalle on a goal from the right post from two meters out. Bonk scored from two meters just one minute later, and the Friars had two goals in their first two possessions of the game. H-F's Andrea Peterson connected on an outside shot to keep the Vikings within striking distance early, but Bonk added her second goal of the period from two meters out and McKernin raced to the goalline to push a loose ball into the goal to give Fenwick a 4-1 advantage. In the final minute of the opening quarter, Maanum made a steal on the left side of her own end and sprinted down the pool to register an unassisted goal. The Friars regained the momentum at the end of the period, however, as Bonk scored on a lob shot as time expired to make the score 5-2 heading to the second quarter.

Fenwick would strike first once again in the second period, as Ovalle made a steal on H-F's first possession and Tynan delivered on a shot from outside seven meters to put the Friars on top 6-2. Bonk drew a penalty shot one minute later, and Calderon scored to give Fenwick a comfortable 7-2 lead. H-F's goalie Erika Adamonis came out of the net to prevent a goal and record a steal midway through the period, but Bresnahan followed suit with two solid saves on the other end for the Friars. Maanum would draw an ejection late in the period to give the Vikings another scoring opportunity, but Fenwick sub Molly Loeffler made a field block and Calderon assisted Tynan on a drive on the other end as Fenwick pulled ahead 8-2 with one minute left in the first half. Peterson added her second goal of the game on an outside shot late in the half, then H-F's Michelle Mayer just missed over the net on the Vikings' last scoring chance before the break.

The defenses clamped down in the third period, as neither team was able to light up the scoreboard over the next seven minutes. Peterson drew an ejection early in the fourth period that led to a goal by McHugh from inside five meters and H-F trimmed the Fenwick lead to 8-4. The Friars sealed the victory later in the period as Bonk scored directly after a timeout and Huening scored from nine meters away late in the game to give Fenwick a 10-4 win.