The top two seeds in the MCAL boys tennis singles tournament are set to clash for the title in Wednesday’s final.

Tam’s Witt Bulger, the top seed, posted wins over Terra Linda’s En-Yu Liu and Redwood’s Will Greenwald to reach the final.

Redwood’s Casra Afsharipour took down San Marin’s Alexander Christfort in the quarterfinals then eliminated defending champion Chase Hoeveler of Branson, the No. 3 seed, in the semifinals.

The seeding committee also got it right in the doubles draw as top seeds Julian Zhang and Cal Fazal of Redwood are set to face Tommie Higgins and Leighton Fraser of Branson in Wednesday’s final.

Women’s soccer

Former Redwood High standout Mia Hamant — the starting goalie for the University of Washington as a junior this past season — revealed Monday via social media that she was diagnosed with Stage 4 SMARCB1-deficient kidney cancer on April 11.

Hamant has been undergoing treatment since then and a GoFundMe has been set up to help support her and her family at https://gofund.me/90ad63b1.

Hamant was a four-year varsity starter in goal for Redwood from 2018 until 2022. Hamant was the MCAL’s all-league first team goalie in 2019 and 2021 and was named second team in 2022.

Hamant made 15 starts this past season for Washington, helping lead the Huskies into the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Hamant saved three penalty kicks in a shootout as the Huskies advanced to the Big Ten semifinals with a victory over Iowa.

Girls lacrosse

Brooke Spagnuolo had six goals and five draw controls while Elsa Greene scored six goals to lead No. 4 Marin Catholic to a 17-4 win against No. 13 Campolindo in the North Coast Section Division I playoffs on Tuesday. Gianna Renaldi had 10 saves for MC (18-4), which advances to face the winner of Tuesday’s late game between No. 12 University and No. 5 Marin Academy on Thursday. Elena Basso scored twice for MC.

• Alex Chamberlain and Abby Bartholo scored five goals each as No. 9 San Marin went on the road and knocked out No. 8 Miramonte 18-12 on Tuesday. Chamberlain had five assists and Bartholo had one assist for the Mustangs (12-6), who face either No. 1 San Ramon Valley or No. 16 Acalanes on Thursday. Peyton Chamberlain had nine draw controls for San Marin.

• No. 6 Tam survived a scare but pulled out a 12-11 victory against No. 11 Branson in the D-I playoffs on Tuesday. Tam (13-5-1) faces the winner between No. 3 Amador Valley and No. 14 Justin-Siena.

Boys lacrosse

No. 2 seed Marin Catholic rolled to a 21-7 victory in the NCS D-I playoffs against No. 15 Novato (12-8) on Tuesday. MC (18-5) moves on to face either No. 7 Berkeley or No. 10 Campolindo on Thursday.

• No. 4 Tam punched its ticket to the D-I quarterfinals with a 16-4 win against San Ramon Valley on Tuesday. The Red-tailed Hawks (15-6) will host No. 5 Redwood or No. 12 Justin-Siena on Thursday.

• No. 6 Marin Academy moved into the D-I quarterfinals following a 19-4 win against Rancho Cotate on Tuesday. MA (13-7) is set to face No. 3 De La Salle (17-4) on Thursday.