Check out the results of SOL lacrosse teams in action Friday.
Boys
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 9, SOUDERTON 2
CB East beat Souderton in league play by a score of 9-2 at Souderton. This was the fourth road game of the season for the Patriots as they move to 6-1 overall (4-0 SOL). Leading the scoring for CB East was Matt Vetter with four goals, Matt Schmidt with two goals and Matt Heim, Matt Milici and Dustin Buchanan each added one goal. Andrew DelBracco won 13 of 17 on face-offs, and Sean McGovern had four saves and allowed two goals for East. Also in the net for CB East, Ryan Schupp recorded four saves. Up next for CB East is nationally ranked Malvern Prep on Saturday for the fifth road game in a row.
1 2 3 4 Total
CBE 3 5 1 0 9
Souderton 1 1 0 0 2
CB East had 9 goals on 27 shots.
CB East Scoring:
Matt Vetter – 4g
Matt Schmidt – 2g, 1a
Matt Milici – 1g, 2a
Matt Heim –1g
Dustin Buchanan – 1g
Logan Nelsen – 1a
Zach Nelsen 3gb’s, 1 CT’s
Andrew DelBracco won 13 of 17 Face Offs
Sean McGovern – 4 Saves (2 Allowed)
Ryan Schupp – 4 saves
Souderton Scoring:
Cameron Trick 1g
Jake Phove 1g
Greg Gibbs 1a
Remi Reeves 16 saves (9 allowed)
Sean Readinger 7 gb’s
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 11, WEST CHESTER EAST 10
Colin Patterson scored three goals to lead a balanced Golden Hawk attack in Friday’s non-league thriller. Justin Kole, Kyle Walter and Shane Magrann each added a pair of goals. Magrann also added an assist. Sam Presley and Tom Vanderslice each contributed one goal and one assist. Michael Pyrih had three assists while Dominic Schlupp (one goal) and Dylan Moyer (one assist) also got in the scoring column.
WISSAHICKON 20, CHELTENHAM 1
Sixteen players got in the scoring column in Friday’s win. John Esposito led the way with five goals. Luke Gomez (one assist), Jack Shea, and Matt Halligan each scored two goals. Contributing one goal were Sam Kale (one assist), Tyler Zapach, Pat Magdalinski (one assist), John Carrozza, Austin Jones (two assists), Jesse Miller (one assist), Zach Scannapieco (one assist), Austin Brush and Thomas Clements (one assist). Alex Ortiz had two assists, and Nate DeGroat and Eric Kauffman both had one assists.
Jack Myers (one save) and Noah Katz (five saves) combined for six saves.
Cheltenham 0-0-1-0 1
Wissahickon 11-2-3-4 20
UPPER DUBLIN 17, UPPER MORELAND 4
Michael Sowers had a hand in 13 goals, contributing a goal and 12 assists. Ryan Siwinski (five goals, one assist) and Michael Mullen (six goals) led the Flying Cardinals’ attack. Connor Wall had two goals and one assist, and Zach Hanson (one assist), Sanjay Foster and Jack Rapine each added one goal. Rapine also had a big day on the defensive end, contributing 12 ground balls and six takeaways.
Upper Dublin’s Bobby McPeak and Bowers each had three saves in goal.
For Upper Moreland, Chris Fleming had two goals, and Matt Sippell had one goal and one assist. Dalton Pickersgill added a goal. Chris Demeski was credited with eight saves in goal.
Upper Moreland 2-0-0-2 4
Upper Dublin 4-2-9-2 17
Girls
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 16, VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 3
Katleyn Stout (five goals) and Julia Norek (four goals) both had big nights for the Patriots. Lauren Burrell and Betty Wesney each contributed two goals and two assists. Alex Law, Maggie Stella (one assist) and Michaela Daley each added one goal.
Alana Rivas turned away 10 of the 12 shots she faced in goals. Coach Kelly White lauded the defensive performances of Julia Adams and Nicole Delfini.
SPRINGFIELD (MONTCO) 14, CARDINAL O’HARA 8
Juli Cardamone and Meg Chandler both had a hand in six goals. Cardamone contributed five goals and one assist while Chandler had one goal and five assists. Riley Greenleaf finished with the hat trick and one assist, and Marley Berger had two goals. Colleen Canavan and Marie Brockman both added one goal. Brockman also had four caused turnovers. Caroline Pape and Molly Fitzpatrick both were credited with three caused turnovers. Defensively, Marley Berger and Bailey Krewson had five ground balls each.
Molly Bauer (four saves) and Margarethe Leis (five saves) combined for nine saves.
UPPER MERION 11, AVON GROVE 7
The Vikings sprinted to a 5-1 lead and never looked back on their way to the non-league win that upped the team’s record to a perfect 3-0.
Julia Reinert led the way with five goals and one assist. Liz Botto added two goals and two assists, and Haley O’Malley had two goals. Jackie Schauble and Francesca Lindelow both had one goal. Marion Fortino was credited with defensive interceptions. Goalie Jordan Cabahug-Almonte came up with six saves on 13 shots.
Avon Grove 1 6-7
Upper Merion5 6-11
EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 10, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 2
Devon Dietzel and Corrine Kenney accounted for South’s only goals when the Titans took on a powerful Episcopal squad in non-league action Friday.
South goalie Erin Putnam was credited with 14 saves in a contest that saw Episcopal open up a 7-1 halftime lead but then scored just three goals in the second half.
“We played an incredible defensive team game today,” coach Janique Craig said. “The defense worked as one solid unit and made Episcopal work for each one of their goals.
“Episcopal pressed all over the ball, but our team stayed poised while transitioning the ball from defense to offense. We are very proud of the girls’ efforts and came out as a better team today.”
Central Bucks South 1 1-2
Episcopal Academy 7 3-10
RADNOR 11, NORTH PENN 8
The Maidens hung tough against highly regarded Radnor on the Red Raiders’ home field. Radnor led 3-1 at halftime and went on to open up a 9-2 lead only to watch the Maidens come roaring back to make it a one-goal game. Radnor led by just two with three minutes remaining (10-8).
“We had the momentum in the second half, but they got the draw control and went into a stall and ended up scoring with 23 seconds left,” coach Jami Wilus Behm said.
Behm had nothing but good things to say about her team’s performance.
“I think today we just really worked together,” the Maidens’ coach said. “Not one player is going to beat a team like Radnor or any of those top teams.
“We swung the ball really well, our defenders didn’t try to carry the ball, and I think we just used each other. Once we scored a goal or two, it seemed like everyone got the confidence that if you go to goal hard and if you make the right pass, there were things open.”
Senior Ashley Durham had the hat trick to lead the Maidens while Emily Schulze and Sydney Lear each added two goals. Chloe Novak had one goal and seven draw controls, and sophomore goalie Michelle Dyck was credited with 12 saves.”
“We were hustling all over the place,” Behm said. “It was like an old North Penn team that I coached – the girls that just hustled and had a lot of grit and had a lot of heart.
“That’s how we played today, which is typical of North Penn’s style. It was nice to see that come back.”
The Maidens saw their record drop to 1-2 on the young season, but for a young Maidens’ squad, this felt like a loss only on the scoreboard.
“As a team, I think we grew up a lot today,” Behm said. “At the end of the game we said – you should hate losing more than you like winning, but even with this loss, it definitely showed us what we’re capable of doing.
“Radnor is not going to take it easy on you. They had all their starters there, and they were ready to play. We fought for ground balls, we won a lot of draw controls and our goalie came up with a lot of big saves.”
North Penn 1 7-8
Radnor 3 8-11
LOWER MORELAND 12, NORRISTOWN 10
Natalie Mitchell led the Eagles with four goals while Stephanie Dimitry, Emma Hagel and Keifonna Ferguson each scored two goals.
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