Check out the results for SOL lacrosse teams in action Friday.
Girls
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 11, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 10
The Bucks saw a two-goal lead disappear late, but after the Titans knotted the score 10-10 with 33 seconds remaining, Meghan Tillger came up with a key draw control. Senior Elena Romesburg won it for the Bucks when she converted a free position into a goal with 11 seconds showing on the scoreboard clock.
Romesburg led the Bucks with a hat trick, and Jacq Fitzgerald also turned in a three-point day, contributing two goals and one assist. Tillger, Sarah Gebre, Amanda Gundlach, Elle Ueland and Bryn Boylan each added a goal. Gebre and Boylan also both added an assist.
Sophomore Kelly Senour led the Titans with four goals while Courtney Dietzel and Sarah Poli both added two goals. Tori Wigand and Corrine Kenney each had one goal.
South goalie Erin Putnam turned away 17 shots while West’s Molly Naylor had six saves.
“With a shooting percentage way below par and several turnovers for West, South stayed in the game and kept fighting back,” West coach Tara Schmucker said. “Our shots and turnovers killed us today.”
Central Bucks South 5-5 10
Central Bucks West 8-3 11
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 12, PENNRIDGE 10
The Lady Rams were hoping to make a statement while the Indians were looking to come out of an emotional week with their perfect conference mark intact.
It was the Indians surviving a gutsy effort to eke out their third win in four days, using a late goal by Marina Schreiner (Taylor Campbell assist) to break a 10-10 tie with 2:47 remaining in regulation. Devon Mela scored a come-around goal with 15 seconds remaining to put the finishing touched on a win that upped the Indians’ record to 5-0 in conference play.
The Golden Hawks were less than 24 hours removed from a hard-fought win over Central Bucks South after defeating archrival Council Rock South on Tuesday.
“You could tell out there it was tough for us, but once we got a goal we would feed off of each other, and the energy came back,” Campbell said.
The game featured seven ties, and even after the Indians – sparked by goals from Campbell, Anna Lehman, Schreiner and Claire Jarema in a five-minute span – opened up a 7-3 lead, the Lady Rams came roaring back.
Goals by Sam Ryder and Jordan Rimmer (Allison Fugate assist) in the final 90 seconds of the half trimmed Rock North’s lead to 7-5 by halftime. That advantage was erased just over five minutes into the second half when Rimmer scored on the heels of a goal by Maddie Dachowski. A free position goal by Maddie Maher gave the Rams a 9-8 lead, but Jarema scored the equalizer.
The two teams were still deadlocked 10-10 after Jackie Stevens scored for the Lady Rams with 4:04 showing on the scoreboard clock. The Rams won the ensuing draw but saw a free position shot turned away by Rock North goalie Margaret D’Auria, and defense, according to senior co-captain Laura Kwasnoski, was a key in the win.
“A lot of defense,” she said. “Our defense was really stepping up and being aggressive, especially with two of our starting defensive people out.”
The Indians, who were minus defensive starters Camille Aspite and Nicole Ender, came up with some key takeaways down the stretch.
For the Indians, Jarema had three goals while Schreiner and Mela both had two. Campbell had a goal and an assist, and Aubrey Deon, Makena Hanson, Kwasnoski, and Anna Lehman each had single goals.
Rimmer led the Rams with four goals while Maher had a pair. Ryder, Stevens, Dachowski and Jennifer Rodzewich each added single goals.
We were ready to go - we were focused, and we battled it out,” Maher said. “It was a tough game, but we stuck through it.”
Council Rock North 7-5 12
Pennridge 5-5 10
WISSAHICKON 16, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 8
Zoe Gomez tallied 10 points in the Trojans’ big non-league win over the Patriots, finishing with seven goals and three assists. The senior standout also had four ground balls. Freshman Emily Vervlied also made her presence felt, contributing four goals, one assist, a team high five ground balls and five draw controls.
Rounding out the scoring for the Trojans were Lauren Irvine (two goals, one assist), Shannon Stagliano (two goals, one assist), Carolyn Wilde (one goal, two assists) and Rachel Zucker (one assist). Irvine also had three ground balls and four draw controls, and Wilde had two draw controls and one ground ball. Stagliano had two ground balls and one draw control.
For the Patriots, who trailed 8-4 at halftime, Julia Norek had three goals and an assist, Katelyn Stout finished with the hat trick, and Maggie Stella had two goals and an assist. Lauren Burrell added two assists.
In goal, East’s Alana Rivas was credited with eight saves while Wissahickon’s Julie Silverman had 12 saves.
East coach Kelly White credited the defensive performances of Julia Adams, Nicole Delfini, Taylor Sequine and Sara Donnelly.
Wissahickon 8-8 16
Central Bucks East 4-4 8
NORTH PENN 11, GWYNEDD MERCY 5
Senior Kaitlin Suzuki scored four goals and also had one assist to lead the Maidens, and Emily Schulze had three goals and one assist. Kara Imes scored two goals while Chloe Novak and Sydney Lear both scored one goal.
Sophomore Michelle Dyck was credited with seven saves in goal.
Boys
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 10, SOUDERTON 4
Seven different players scored goals for the Bucks, who opened up a 6-0 halftime lead on their way to the win.
Kevin Ernst connected on the hat trick, and Corey Schott added a pair. Reece Udinski added one goal and two assists. Lucas Janos added one goal and one assist while Jimmy Seykot, Ryan Green and Max Campbell each scored one goal.
Luke Durkin won 9-of-14 face-offs for the Bucks. Tim Kiel led the defense with six ground balls.
Goalies Mike Harvan (seven saves) and Steve Hogan (two saves) combined for nine saves. Souderton goalie Remi Reeves had a busy night as the Bucks held a commanding 39-17 advantage in shots.
Souderton 0-0-3-1 4
Central Bucks West 3-3-3-1 10
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 11, NORTH PENN 4
(Submitted by CB East)
Central Bucks East celebrated Senior Night in the rain Friday with an 11-4 win over North Penn at War Memorial Field. The Patriots move to 12-2 overall (9-0 in SOL play). Patriots scoring was led by Matt Milici with three goals and one assist, Matt Heim had three goals and three assists, Matt Vetter had two goals and one assist, Matt Brown had one goal and one assist, Dustin Buchanan had one goal, Jason Achenbach had one goal, Matt Schmidt had two assists, Zach Nelsen had one assist.
Andrew DelBrocco was 7-for-12 and Cameron Price was 3-for-4 on face offs. Sean McGovern had another outstanding performance in the goal for the Patriots, recording six saves. The CBE defense made very few mistakes. Dustin Buchanan, Will Dempster, Jack Bauer and Mike Eveland along with the CBE defensive mid’s played a tight suffocating defense.
For North Penn, Luke Homan had two goals, Zack McKelvi had a goal and Matt Brady had a goal. Chris Barr had seven saves in the goal for the Knights. Up next for Patriots will be Souderton in a league match on Wednesday.
1 2 3 4 Totals
CBE 4 3 2 2 11
North Penn 3 0 1 0 4
CB East Scoring:
CB East had 11 goals on 34 shots.
Matt Heim – 3g, 3a
Matt Vetter – 2g, 1a
Matt Brown – 1g, 1a
Dustin Buchanan – 1g, 4 gb’s
Jason Achenbach – 1g
Matt Milici – 3g, 1a
Zach Nelsen – 1a, 4gb’s
Matt Schmidt – 1a
Ryan Brown – 1a
Andrew Del Bracco 7 of 12 on Face offs, 2 gb’s
Cameron Price 3 of 4 on Face offs
Mike Eveland - 4gb’s, 1 CT’s
Jack Bauer - 4gb’s
Sean McGovern – 6 Saves
North Penn:
NP had 4 goals on 10 Shots
Luke Homan - 2g
Zack McKelvi – 1g
Matt Brady - 1g
Chris Barr had 7 saves
ABINGTON 19, NESHAMINY 4
Senior Will Dulin had a hand in nine goals, scoring five and assisting on four others. Senior Brian Gallagher scored eight goals, and junior Cameron Leech had six assists. Junior Hunter Jones had four assists, and junior John Wink had three goals and one assist. Freshmen Jimmy Lomady and Jack Kurtz both contributed one goal. Senior Christian Werner also had one goal and led the defense with five ground balls.
Senior goalie Blake Friedman was credited with 11 saves, and sophomore Luke Werner had two saves.
UPPER DUBLIN 17, CHELTENHAM 0
Michael Mullen (four goals, four assists) and Michael Sowers (two goals, four assists) led a balanced Flying Cardinal attack. Ryan Siwinski (one assist), Connor Wall, Parker Wilson and Tyler Fortune each had two goals. Nicholas Vernacchio (one assist) and Jacob Headley each had one goal. Ryan Templeton and Foster both had one assist.
Goalies Bobby McPeake, Sean Bauers and Maxwell Bluestein combined to make four saves.
Cheltenham 0-0-0-0 0
Upper Dublin 6-6-2-3 17
PENNSBURY 15, HARRY S TRUMAN 2
The Falcons opened up a 5-0 lead at the end of one quarter and upped that lead to 8-0 by halftime on their way to the win. Grant Montgomery (one goal, four assists), John Conte (two goals, three assists), Hunter Lake (four goals), Jared Petty (three goals, one assist) and Greg Kolowajtis (three goals) all had big games for the Falcons. Jack Benziger also had an assist.
Truman received single goals from Matt Foden and Lucas Grey.
Defensively, the Falcons limited Truman to only six shots. The Falcons took 26 shots.
Cameron Hansen (two saves) and Ryan Fuller (two saves) combined for four saves while Truman’s Zack Bennett had eight saves.
Harry S Truman 0-0-2-0 2
Pennsbury 5-3-5-2 15
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