SOL SHSHL Ice Hockey Wrap (1-10-19)

Check out the recaps for SOL SHSHL ice hockey teams in action Wednesday and Thursday. Lower Moreland/Upper Dublin and Abington/CB West photos provided by Keith Clemens Photography. Check the Photo Gallery for action photos of both games.

CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 7, ABINGTON 3
The Bucks gave new meaning to the phrase finishing strong in Thursday’s come-from-behind win. The Ghosts led 3-2 early in the second period only to see the Bucks silence their attack rest of the way while reeling off five unanswered goals. Keith Orlando spent the game setting up his West teammates, assisting on three goals and scoring another.    
Orlando found Ryan Haywood for the game’s first goal 2:34 into the opening period, but the Ghosts answered with a pair of goals. Joe Stelacio turned a Colin Bruton pass into the equalizer four minutes into the contest, and Gavin O’Donnell (Ethan Weilheimer assist) made it a 3-1 game with a late goal.  Joey DeYoung found the net with a Christian Young assist to make a 3-2 game 14 seconds into the second period, but Tommy Rourke (Gavin O’Donnell/Ryan Gosselin assists) answered with a goal for the Ghosts. It took West just 11 seconds to knot things up when Orlando scored with a Haywood assist. Ben Morris scored a goal that turned out to be the game-winner at the 10:26 mark of the period, using an Orlando assist. The Bucks, who were outshot 24-22 in the opening two periods, controlled play in the third period, outshooting the Ghosts 16-6. Morris (Orlando assist), Daniel Poliak (Christopher Trefz/Pavel Serhiayenka assists) and Matthew McCarthy (Trefz assist) each scored a goal for the Bucks. McCarthy’s came on a power play.

Jeremy Kennard (24 saves) and Nicholas Ritz (three saves) combined for the win in goal for the Bucks. Mason Large was credited with 31 saves for the Ghosts.
Abington        2-1-0   3
Central Bucks West   1-3-3   7
Shots: CBW 38, Abington 30. Saves: Mason Large (A) 31, Jeremy Kennard (CBW) 24, Nicholas Ritz (CBW) 3.
First Period: 1, Ryan Haywood CBW (Keith Orlando) 2:34; 2, Joe Stelacio A (Colin Bruton) 4:02; 3, Gavin O’Donnell A (Ethan Weilheimer) 14:07.
Second Period: 4, Joey DeYoung CBW (Christian Young) 0:14; 5, Tommy Rourke A (Gavin O’Donnell/Ryan Gosselin) 1:27; 6, Keith Orlando CBW (Ryan Haywood) 1:38; 7, Ben Morris (Keith Orlando) 10:26.
Third Period: 8, Ben Morris CBW (Keith Orlando) 5:05; 9, Daniel Poliak CBW (Christopher Trefz/Pavel Serhiayenka) 9:27; 10, Matthew McCarthy CBW (Christopher Trefz) 13:58.

NORTH PENN 3, NESHAMINY 3
In a classic SHSHL battle, it was the Redskins and Neshaminy battling to the tie. It took a Jake Nelson power play goal with less than a minute remaining to knot things up for the Knights.
At the 11:45 mark of the opening period, Neshaminy’s Matthew Duke broke a scoreless tie, turning assists from Robert Seewagen and Thomas Gallagher into the period’s only goal.
North Penn’s Jake Nelson knotted things up 9:48 into the second period, using assists from Nathan Oh and Tony Tuozzo. The Knights had their only lead of the night when Thomas Boyle scored with assists from Tyler Greenstein and Jared Albano.
The Knights’ 2-1 lead held up until Brett Nelson’s power play goal (Thomas Gallagher assist) 5:49 into the final period. Charles Potash (Seewagen assist) gave the Redskins a 3-2 edge when he found the net at the 9:26 mark, setting the stage for Nelson’s dramatic equalizer. Jared Albano and Oh were credited with assists on the tying goal.
Neshaminy’s Steve Glik was credited with 32 saves in goal on 35 North Penn shots while Nick Ebbinghaus recorded 25 saves for the Knights.
North Penn    0-2-1   3
Neshaminy     1-0-2   3
Shots: NP 35, Neshaminy 38. Saves: Nick Ebbinghaus (NP) 25, Steve Glik (N) 32.
First Period: 1, Matthew Duke N (Robert Seewagen/Thomas Gallagher) 11:45.
Second Period: 2, Jake Nelson NP (Nathan Oh/Tony Tuozzo) 9:48; 3, Thomas Boyle NP (Tyler Greenstein/Jared Albano) 11:01.
Third Period: 4, Brett Nelson N (Thomas Gallagher) 5:49; 5, Charles Potash N (Robert Seewagen) 9:26; 6, Jake Nelson NP (Jared Albano/Nathan Oh) 15:25.

HATBORO-HORSHAM 6, UPPER MORELAND/ARCHBISHOP WOOD 1
The Hatters outscored Upper Moreland/Wood 5-0 over the final two periods after the two teams battled to a 1-1 tie in the opening period. HH was extremely effective on the power play, scoring four of its six goals on power plays.
Shane Mergen’s power play goal with an assist from Kyle Mullen gave the Hatters a 1-0 lead 1:47 into the contest. UM/Wood got that back when Tyler Cossaboom found the net – also on a power play – at the 8:36 mark, using an assist from Kevin Bresnan.
The second period belonged to the Hatters, who outshot UM/Wood 12-4 in the frame. Ben Lerner scored with an assist from Alex Howieson, and with time winding down in the period, Mergen turned a Seth Lerner pass into a goal. Both came on power plays.
A Seth Lerner power play goal (Kyle Mullen assist) 4:07 into the final period gave the Hatters a 4-1 lead, and just over a minute later, Lerner scored with an assist from Howieson. Marcus Soucy’s goal late in the period (Sayvion Jones assist) closed out the scoring.
Joe Gambino turned away 11 of 12 shots he faced to earn the win in goal for the Hatters. Michael Denardo recorded 27 saves for UM/Wood.
UM/Wood      1-0-0   1
Hatboro-Horsham     1-2-3   6
Shots: UM/Wood 12, HH 33. Saves: Michael Denardo (UM/AW) 27, Joe Gambino (HH) 11.
First Period: 1, Shane Mergen (HH) 1:47; 2, Tyler Cossaboon UM/AW (Kevin Bresnan) 8:36.
Second Period: 3, Ben Lerner HH (Alex Howleson) 8:28; 4, Shane Mergen HH (Seth Lerner) 15:00.
Third Period: 5, Seth Lerner HH (Kyle Mullen) 4:07; 6, Ben Lerner HH (Alex Howieson) 5:41; 7, Marcus Soucy HH (Sayvion Jones) 11:56.

LOWER MORELAND 14, UPPER DUBLIN 2
A short-handed Lions squad rode the big performances of a trio of players to earn the no-doubt-about-it win over the Cardinals. In a monster performance, Adam Bostock had a hand in nine goals, assisting on seven and scoring a pair. Coleman Peppelman added four goals and three assists for seven points, and Vincenzo DeMaio had a six-point game with four goals and two assists. Devin Green chipped in two goals and an assist, and Arthur Runinshteyn added a single goal.
This game was over in the first period as the Lions roared out of the gate to a 12-0 lead. Bostock dished off six assists in the period and also scored a goal. Peppelman and Vincenzo both scored all four of their goals in the period.
Ari Nordlinger and Oren Serafin each scored a goal in the second period to account for the Cardinals only goals.
Jacob Lungin earned the win in net, turning away 15 of the 17 shots he faced.
Lower Moreland        12-2-0   14
Upper Dublin            0-2-0   2
Shots: LM 44, UD 17. Saves: Jacob Lungin (LM) 15, Liam Nixon (UD) 30.
First Period: 1, Vincenzo DeMaio LM (Adam Bostock) 1:37; 2, Coleman Peppelman LM, 2:01; 3, Adam Bostock LM (Vincenzo DeMaio) 5:04; 4, Devin Green LM (Coleman Peppelman) 5:44; 5, Coleman Peppelman LM (Vincenzo DeMaio) 7:08; 6, Vincenzo DeMaio LM (Adam Bostock) 7:23; 7, Coleman Peppelman LM (Adam Bostock) 9:33; 8, Vincenzo DeMaio LM (Adam Bostock) 11:15; 9, Devin Green LM (Adam Bostock) 13:01; 10, Arthur Rubinshteyn LM (Coleman Peppelman) 13:38; 11, Coleman Peppelman LM, 14:02; 12, Vincenzo DeMaio LM (Adam Bostock/Coleman Peppelman) 15:51.
Second Period: 13, Ari Nordlinger UD (Chris Barbera/Andrew Kearney) 1:11; 14, Adam Bostock LM, 2:35; 15, Noah Gazzara LM (Adam Bostock/Devin Green) 7:35; 16, Oren Serafin UD, 10:08.

Wednesday, Jan. 9
PENNRIDGE 3, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 2
The Rams and Titans – rivals in the competitive Continental Conference - locked horns in a non-league meeting of the SHSHL powers.
The Rams opened up a 3-0 lead in the opening period. Jeff Manto’s unassisted short-handed goal five minutes into the game gave the Rams a lead they would not lose. Two minutes later, Eric Slater found the net, using a Matthew Guinette assist. Slater’s power play goal at the 13:48 mark of the period with assists from Guinette and Michael Walker gave the Rams their three-goal advantage.
A power play goal by Ryan Gingras late in the second period made it a 3-1 game, and when Dominick Liberta scored at the 9:30 mark of the final period (Alex Glushek assist), the Titans trailed by just one. They would get no closer.
Luke Stranick earned the win in goal, turning away 20 of the 22 shots he faced.
Central Bucks South   0-1-1   2
Pennridge                 3-0-0   3
Shots: CBS 22, Pennridge 15. Saves: Luke Stranick (P) 20, Oscar Levin (CBS) 9.
First Period: 1, Jeff Manto P, 5:00; 2, Eric Slater P (Matthew Guinette) 7:01; 3, Eric Slater (Matthew Guinette/Michael Walker) 13.48.
Second Period: 4, Ryan Gingras CBS, 12:29.
Third Period: 5, Dominick Liberta CBS (Alex Glushek).

CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4, WILLIAM TENNENT 2
The Panthers opened up an early 2-0 lead, but the Patriots answered with a four-goal tear to close out the game.
Mason McKeever (David Gray/Bobby Markus assists) and Bryan Mesaros (Josh Neas assist) scored back-to-back goals in a two-minute span early in the game. Tyler Godown (Phil McIntyre/Richard Kaczmarczyk assists) put the Patriots on the scoreboard late in the period to make it a 2-1 game.
At the 6:33 mark of the second period, Marc Green found the net with an unassisted goal to knot the score. Third-period goals by Nick LoCastro (Rob Kern assist) and Kern won it for the Patriots.
Matt Ogonowski earned the win between the pipes for the Patriots, turning away 18 of 20 shots he faced.
William Tennent       2-0-0   2
Central Bucks East    1-1-2   4
Shots: WT 20, CBE 26. Saves: Trey Smith (WT) 22, Matt Ogonowski (CBE) 18.
First Period: 1, Mson McKeever WT (David Gray/Bobby Markus) 3:52; 2, Bryan Mesaros WT (Josh Neas) 5:24; 3, Tyler Godown CBE (Phil McIntyre/Richard Kacmarczyk) 11:48.
Second Period: 4, Marc Green CBE, 6:33.
Third Period: 5, Nick LoCastro CBE (Rob Kern) 5:37; 6, Rob Kern CBE, 15:07.

CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 4, COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 2
The Bucks scored three goals in the second period to take a lead they would not lose in Wednesday’s tightly-contested battle.
The two teams exchanged goals in the opening period. Logan Hurwitz gave the Golden Hawks a 1-0 lead when he found the net with an unassisted goal 1:26 into the game, but Jack Lang got that goal back for the Bucks, using assists from Christopher Trefz and Pavel Serhiayenka.
Goals by Lang (Kyle Burton/Trefz assists) and Christian Young (empty net) put the Bucks on top 4-2 just over four minutes into the second period. Trefz scored to make it a 4-1 game late in the period before Rock South’s Kyle Schneider found the net with a Kenny Duffield assist.
Jeremy Kennard turned away 27 of 29 shots he faced to earn the win in goal for the Bucks.  
Council Rock South   1-1-0   2
Central Bucks West   1-3-0   4
Shots: CBS 29, CBW 27. Saves: Jeremy Kennard (CBW) 27, Jimmy Sweeney (CRS) 23. First Period: 1, Logan Hurwitz CRS, 1:26; 2, Jake Lang CBW (Christopher Trefz/Pavel Serhiayenka) 14:09.
Second Period: 3, Jake Lang CBW (Kyle Burton/Christopher Trefz) 0:00; 4, Christian Young CBW, 4:05; 5, Christopher Trefz CBW, 12:26; 6, Kyle Schneider CRS (Kenny Duffield) 13:43.
Third Period: No Score

 

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