Jose Gamboa is marker by a South Granville defender during Wednesday’s winning effort. Washington is set to host its second-round match at 11 a.m. on Saturday. No. 18 Bunn enters the game riding the momentum of a first-round, 7-1 victory over No. 15 Randleman. The Pam Pack will hope to settle in a little quicker than they did Wednesday. Other than that, the game plan doesn’t change much. They will try to spread the field and control possession. Bunn finished third in the Northern Carolina Conference. No. 4 North Carolina School of Science & Math and No. 12 Durham School of the Arts finished first and second, respectively, in that league.