COLUMBIA FALLS – And the beat goes on.

The Billings Central girls won their fifth straight Class A state soccer championship Saturday with a 6-0 win over Columbia Falls.

The win capped a perfect season for the Rams (15-0-0). Columbia Falls finished at 12-2-1 with its only two losses coming to the state champs.

Allie Lucas scored three goals and Holly Davison netted two, including the first just 4:14 into the match. The Rams added three more before intermission and scored twice in the second half. The Rams outscored their opponents 81-2 for the season.

The Wildkats, who outscored their opponents 49-1 en route to the Northern A regular-season championship, couldn’t penetrate the Rams’ defense. Columbia Falls got off just one shot on goal and that was stopped by Central keeper Hadley Ryan.

Kira Kamrud made nine stops for Columbia Falls.

Bil. Central 4 2 – 6

C. Falls 0 0 – 0

BC – Holly Davison (Sammy Elliott), 4:14

BC – Elliott (Allie Lucas), 14:17

BC – Lucas (Amy Mueller), 17:00

BC – Lucas (Morgan McDonnell), 23:00

BC – Davison, 68:52

BC – Lucas, 74:11

Shots on goal – Billings Central 15, Columbia Falls 3. Corner kicks – Billings Central 4, Columbia Falls 0. Saves – Billings Central 1 (Hadley Ryan), Columbia Falls 9 (Kira Kamrud). Total fouls – Billings Central 7, Columbia Falls 4. Yellow cards – none. Red cards – none.

WHITEFISH – The whistle had no sooner sounded than the Whitefish boys scored.

The Bulldogs didn’t stop until they owned a 4-1 win over Billings Central in the State A championship match on Saturday.

The win avenged a 5-1 loss to Billings Central in the 2009 title match played in Whitefish. Four players who were freshmen on that team in 2009 – keeper Thomas Clark, midfielders Sean Janni and Curran Edland, and forward Sam Donaldson – all played key roles in Saturday’s win.

Janni scored that first goal in the first minute on a setup by Donaldson.

Central (13-2-0) knotted the game in the 20th minute on a goal from Conor Sheehy, his 19th tally of the season.

But the Bulldogs took a 2-1 lead into intermission when Nathan Boone scored in the 28th minute, again set up by Donaldson.

Edland scored inthe 46th minute off a free kick and Donaldson served up the final tally in the 70th minute with help from Boone.

Clark made seven stops to keep Central off the board for the final 60 minutes. The senior allowed just five goals all season.

Donaldson’s goal was his 24th of the season, one shy of the record he set last season.

Whitefish, which capped its perfect season at 15-0-0, owned a 12-6 edge in shots.

The championship was the fifth in school history for the Bulldogs.

Bil. Central 1 0 – 1

Whitefish 2 2 – 4

W – Sean Janni (Sam Donaldson), 1:00

B – Conor Sheehy, 20:00

W – Nathan Boone (Donaldson), 28:00

W – Curran Edland (free kick), 46:00

W – Donaldson (Boone), 70:00

Shots – Billings Central 6, Whitefish 12. Saves – Billings Central 9 (Joey Thompson), Whitefish 7 (Thomas Clark). Corner kicks – Billings Central 3, Whitefish 4. Total fouls – Billings Central 6, Whitefish 7. Yellow cards – Billings Central 2, Whitefish 1. Red cards – none.