For the second time in 11 days, Crater’s top-ranked girls basketball team flirted with the century mark in scoring yet another one-sided Class 5A triumph Friday night in Eugene.

The Comets could seemingly do no wrong in a 34-point first quarter that set the mood for what eventually evolved into a 97-27 romp over Churchill to remain undefeated in Midwestern League play.

On Jan. 14, Crater set school records for most points in a quarter (39) and overall (98) in an 83-point win over Ashland.

Taylor Young scored 12 of her 22 points in the first quarter Friday, and Crater (17-1, 5-0 MWL) got eight points from Lydia Traore and six apiece from Sage Winslow and Addi Dippel to put the Lancers (1-15, 0-4) in the rearview mirror after only eight minutes of action.

Winslow went on to total 24 points to complement 11 steals, four rebounds and three assists, while Traore finished with 18 points, 16 rebounds and three steals.

Young rounded out her effort with five steals, five assists and five rebounds, and Dippel accounted for 11 points overall.

Churchill could only muster seven points in the first quarter to fall into a 27-point hole, and the deficit was 61-13 by halftime.

Freshman Jenna Stone scored seven points and senior Paityn Erlenbush had eight points for the Lancers.

Crater has now won its opening five MWL games by an average of 52 points, with one week to prepare for what should be its best chance of being tested in next Friday’s home date with Springfield. The Millers are ranked No. 6 in the Class 5A coaches poll.

CRATER (97): Gugliotta 4, Winslow 24, Nieman 0, Jackson 0, Fernandez 2, Griffin 0, Dippel 11, Plankenhorn 3, Kitchen 6, Yohner 5, Young 22, Traore 18, Hyatt 2. Totals: 37 18-24 97.

CHURCHILL (27): Friesen 6, Cavanagh 2, Emmons 2, R. Perrott 2, Davis 0, Stone 7, Buendia 0, Husk 0, Erlenbush 8, A. Perrott 0. Totals: 9 8-14 27.

Crater 34 27 23 13 — 97

Churchill 7 6 10 4 — 27

3-point goals — Crater 5 (Dippel 2, Young 1, Yohner 1, Plankenhorn 1), Churchill 1 (Stone 1).

SOUTH MEDFORD 70, SOUTH EUGENE 10: Despite missing three prominent players due to illness, South Medford racked up an overpowering effort to allow only four field goals for the game and not more than four points in any quarter for the Southwest Conference home victory.

Sara Schmerbach powered the fifth-ranked Panthers (14-3, 4-1 SWC) with 23 points, 10 steals, seven rebounds and four assists, while fellow senior Maddy Warberg chimed in with 13 points and three steals.

Payton Andersen made the most of her extra time and opportunities on the court with a career-high 15 rebounds to go with 12 points, five steals and three assists and Malia Taulani added 11 points, seven rebounds and three assists.

South Eugene dropped to 5-12 overall and 0-4 in league.

SOUTH EUGENE (10): Ward 0, Eustice 2, Wares 0, Karpinski 0, Schindler 1, Betenson 3, Hyde 2, Mora 0, Cadaret 2, Sites 2, Gould 0, Williams 0. Totals: 4 2-4 10.

SOUTH MEDFORD (70): Taulani 11, Warberg 13, Imperial-Viray 3, Schmerbach 23, Howell 2, Andersen 12, Vasey 6. Totals: 29 4-5 70.

South Eugene 1 4 2 3 — 10

South Medford 22 21 18 9 — 70

3-point goals — South Medford 8 (Warberg 3, Andersen 2, Vasey 2, Imperial-Viray 1).

NORTH EUGENE 41, EAGLE POINT 38: At Eugene, Kady Lindstrom had 13 points and 12 rebounds and Emary Haning pulled in 12 boards but turnovers and foul troubles hindered Eagle Point.

Thianna Deng-Gomez supplied seven points and 11 rebounds and Kady Ledbetter had seven points and eight rebounds for the Eagles (8-7, 1-3 MWL).

SPRINGFIELD 65, ASHLAND 26: At Ashland, sixth-ranked Springfield took control early to send Ashland to a third straight loss as the Grizzlies moved to 5-11 overall and 1-3 in MWL play.

HENLEY 63, PHOENIX 42: At Phoenix, Alissa Alvarez accounted for 17 points, six rebounds and three assists but Phoenix fell behind early and was unable to catch up to No. 3-ranked Henley in the Skyline Conference tilt.

Carsyn Sousa chipped in with 10 points and three steals and Mae Woodward scored eight points for the Pirates (10-6, 3-2 Skyline).

Makayla Schroeder scored 18 points and Lily Fussell added 17 points for the Hornets (15-2, 5-0).

HENLEY (63): Modin 3, Schade 2, Fussell 17, B. Ladner 4, Nelson 0, Barney 0, White 0, Schroeder 18, Harper 12, Conrad 0, Cheyre 1, Sreniawski 0, J. Ladner 0.

PHOENIX (42): Quintero 4, Sousa 10, Woodward 8, Alvarez 17, Noxon 2, Foster 0.

Henley 12 20 17 14 — 63

Phoenix 8 6 14 14 — 42