First-round updates: Georgia high school soccer state tournament

Dunwoody star Josh Bronstorph did it again, scoring the winning goal in the Wildcats’ 1-0 victory over North Atlanta in the first round of the state tournament.

Bronstorph has now scored at least one goal in every game for the Wildcats this season and has 43 total.

Dunwoody goalie Trey Dolder recorded the shutout, lifting the Wildcats to their first playoff win in 20 years, according to DeKalb County Athletics. http://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/athletics/2016/04/27/wildcats-shutout-north-atlanta-1-0-in-class-5a-state-playoff-opener/

Dunwoody will face No. 6 Houston County at 7 p.m., Tuesday in the second round of the state tournament.

--Top two teams in Class AAAAAAA—No. 1 Chatahoochee and No. Lakeside-DeKalb—advanced to the second round.

After losing in the first round last season, Chatahoochee took no chances and buried Peachtree Ridge 4-0 on Wednesday. The Cougars will face the winner of Thursday’s match between Campbell and Tucker.

Lakeside squeaked past South Cobb 2-1 Wednesday and will face Norcross in the second round.

Updating list of state tournament scores / Updating state tourname nt brackets / Eurosport.com Rankings

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