Check out the results for SOL soccer teams in action on Saturday.
Boys’ Soccer
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 6, EAST STROUDSBURG 0
The Patriots blew open a close game with five second half goals.
“At this point in the year, as young as almost everybody is, we start a freshman and five sophomores,” coach Mike Gorni said. “It’s very different and we’re learning. I don’t know if that is the way we’ll be a week from now.
“We had some adjustments. We played Ryan Gleason up top to start, and we brought him back into his normal center midfield role in the second half, and in all honesty, we just controlled the midfield better in the second half and shot a little bit better.
“The game was more competitive in the first half. We scored in the first two minutes of both halves. We have a long way to go. It’s a long season, but it’s always good to come out with a win.”
Evan Vare (two goals, two assists) and Ryan Gleason (two goals, one assist) led the Patriots’ attack. Kyle Clow (one assist) and Brian Morehouse each added a single goal to close out the scoring.
East Stroudsburg 0-0 0
Central Bucks East 1-5 6
HATBORO-HORSHAM 2, HAVERFORD 0
The Hatters received goals from Dante D’Alonzo in the fourth minute and Kyle Parkinson in the 26th minute to go into halftime with a 2-0 lead that held until the final whistle. D’Alonzo had a hand in both goals, assisting on the second one. Senior Brian Ehrlich was credited with four saves in the shutout.
Hatboro-Horsham 2-0 2
Haverford 0-0 0
PENNRIDGE 1, MORAVIAN ACADEMY 0
Dylan Henry scored an unassisted goal in the first half, and it was all the Rams needed to earn their second win in as many days. Steve Catlett and Zach Jarrett split halves in net, and each recorded three saves.
Pennridge 1-0 1
Moravian Academy 0-0 0
SOUDERTON 1, METHACTON 1
Souderton received a second half goal from Tylor Strozeski.
Girls’ Soccer
PENNSBURY 1, BISHOP SHANAHAN 0
Freshman Mary Webb scored the game winner in the 19th minutes of Saturday’s non-league game. Falcon keeper, senior Courtney Bennett, was credited with seven saves.
SOUDERTON 2, METHACTON 1
Sara Cassel made her varsity debut a memorable one, scoring a pair of goals to lead the Indians to the big win. The Warriors struck first, using a goal by Alanna Dodson on a rebound to go on top 1-0 three minutes into the game. It was still a 1-0 game at the intermission. Cassel scored the equalizer in the 49th minutes (Siobhan McKenna assist), and she connected for the game winner on a free kick in the 68th minute.
Souderton goalie Jackie Parry was credited with five saves while her counterpart, Hannah Walsh, had six saves.
The Indians (1-0) held an 8-6 edge in shots on goal.
Methacton 1-0 1
Souderton 0-2 2
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 2, WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 1
Rustin took a 1-0 lead five minutes into Saturday’s game on a goal by Mary Toner, but it turned out to be the Golden Knights’ last hurrah. Emma Loving scored the equalizer in the 26th minutes of the first half, using an assist from Shaun Kane. In the 75th minute, Kane scored the game winner with an assist from Emily Palmer.
Standouts for East, according to coach Paul Eisold, included Holly Moyer, who played a variety of roles, Nicole Panella and Kristen Murphy in the midfield and Emily Horn on the defensive end.
The Patriots are 2-0 on the young season.
Central Bucks East 1-1 2
West Chester Rustin 1-0 1
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 1, EMMAUS 1
Jess Clark scored for the Indians, using an assist from teammate LeighAnn Bertolet.
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