Check out the results for SOL SHSHL ice hockey teams in action Thursday. To view photos of the Pennsbury/Souderton game, please visit the Photo Gallery.
PENNSBURY 7, SOUDERTON 0
On the heels of an eight-point performance 24 hours earlier against Truman, Jack Kelly was back at it again, this time finishing with six points. Instead of scoring goals, Kelly spent the night setting them up, finishing with five assists to go along with one goal. Teammate Kevin Koerner added two goals and two assists.
Trevor Schadler turned away 16 shots in goal to earn the shutout.
The Falcons seized early control of this one, scoring four first-period goals. Koerner got things started, scoring a goal 6:53 into the game with assists from Kelly and Cameron Polo. Then it was Zach Williams, Kelly and Koerner scoring back-to-back-back goals in a two-minute span late in the period to put the Falcons on top 4-0.
A pair of goals by Luke Ledes in the second period gave the Falcons a six-goal lead. Anthony Bench’s power play goal late in the second period gave Pennsbury its final 7-0 margin of victory.
The Falcons held a 35-16 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Pennsbury 4 3 0 7
Souderton 0 0 0 0
SHOTS
Pennsbury 18 16 1 35
Souderton 5 7 4 16
POWERPLAYS
Pennsbury 1 for 5 : Souderton 0 for 4
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Pennsbury - Kevin Koerner (Jack Kelly, Cameron Polo) 6:53
Pennsbury - Zach Wilkins (Jack Kelly, John Bezilla) 11:20
Pennsbury - Jack Kelly (Kevin Koerner) 12:33
Pennsbury - Kevin Koerner (Jack Kelly, Luke Ledes) 12:48
Period 2
Pennsbury - Luke Ledes (Jack Kelly, Tommy Hynes) 4:07
Pennsbury - Luke Ledes (Kevin Koerner, Jack Kelly) 13:45
Pennsbury - Anthony Bench (powerplay) (unassisted) 15:59
Period 3
(no scoring)
GOALIES
48 Trevor Schadler WIN 48:00 16 16
39 August Dous (b)
30 Joshua Smith LOSS 48:00 35 28
38 Dawson Anders (b)
PENALTY TOTALS
Pennsbury 10 minutes on 5 infraction(s) Souderton 12 minutes on 6 infraction(s)
NESHAMINY 6, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 2
Aric Miller had a hand in four goals, scoring one and assisting on three others to lead the Redskins. Teammates Nick Foster (two goals, one assist) and Ian Dixon (one goal, two assists) both had three-point games.
Foster (Chris Wojnar/Ian Dixon) put the Redskins on the scoreboard 30 seconds into the opening period. Colton Snow (Joe Rutkowski/Zach Herman) scored the equalizer midway through the period. Anthony Blickle’s goal in the closing minutes of the period, using assists from Miller and Kyle Cordisco, put the Redskins on top 2-1.
A goal by Chase D’Arcangelo (Colton Snow assist) 4:38 into the second period knotted the score 2-2, but goals by Miller and Cordisco to close out the period gave the Redskins a lead they would not lose. Foster and Dixon scored third period goals for the 6-2 final.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Council Rock North 1 1 0 2
Neshaminy 2 2 2 6
SHOTS
Council Rock North 1 1 0 0
Neshaminy 2 2 2 0
POWERPLAYS
Council Rock North 0 for 4 : Neshaminy 0 for 3
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Neshaminy - Nick Foster (Chris Wojnar, Ian Dixon) 0:30
Council Rock North - Colton Snow (Joe Rutkowski, Zach Herman) 8:20
Neshaminy - Anthony Blickle (Aric Miller, Kyle Cordisco) 14:12
Period 2
Council Rock North - Chase D Arcangelo (Colton Snow) 4:38
Neshaminy - Aric Miller (unassisted) 8:44
Neshaminy - Kyle Cordisco (Aric Miller) 8:59
Period 3
Neshaminy - Nick Foster (Ian Dixon) 4:56
Neshaminy - Ian Dixon (Nick Foster, Aric Miller) 15:10
GOALIES
35 Andy Cicconi LOSS 48:00 6 0
30 Matt Sheley WIN 48:00 2 0
40 Matt Lucas (b)
PENALTY TOTALS
Council Rock North 31 minutes on 6 infraction(s) Neshaminy 33 minutes on 7 infraction(s)
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 8, ABINGTON 3
Ryan Woelbl connected for the hat trick to lead the Ghosts, but it wasn’t enough to offset a balanced Golden Hawk attack. Brian McBride led the Hawks with a goal and two assists.
Woelbl (Alex DeCristofano assist) scored in the opening minute of the period, but the Golden Hawks answered with goals by Justin Adams, Trey Elmer (power play), Max Bergman and Anthony Derose to go on top 4-1 after one period.
Woelbl and Rock South’s Jay Jenkins exchanged second period goals. The Golden Hawks owned the third period, using goals by Darren Barder, McBride and Adams to close out the scoring.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Council Rock South 4 1 3 8
Abington 1 2 0 3
SHOTS
Council Rock South 4 1 3 0
Abington 1 2 0 0
POWERPLAYS
Council Rock South 1 for 8 : Abington 0 for 11
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Abington - Ryan Woelbl (Alex DeCristofano) 0:19
Council Rock South - JUSTIN ADAMS (ANTHONY DEROSE, BRIAN MCBRIDE) 3:07
Council Rock South - Trey Elmer (powerplay) (NICK MELI) 7:31
Council Rock South - MAX BERGMAN (DARREN BARDER) 8:53
Council Rock South - ANTHONY DEROSE (JOE MARCELLA, DANNY RICHMOND) 13:02
Period 2
Abington - Ryan Woelbl (Alex DeCristofano) 1:28
Council Rock South - JAY JENKINS (DANNY RICHMOND, MICHAEL KAUFFMAN) 14:59
Abington - Ryan Woelbl (Justin Adamski Jr) 15:46
Period 3
Council Rock South - DARREN BARDER (unassisted) 2:26
Council Rock South - BRIAN MCBRIDE (unassisted) 5:12
Council Rock South - JUSTIN ADAMS (DYLAN VARIAN, BRIAN MCBRIDE) 11:16
GOALIES
30 MASON PROCZ WIN 48:00 3 0
35 Kyle Burke LOSS 48:00 8 0
PENALTY TOTALS
Council Rock South 26 minutes on 13 infraction(s) Abington 22 minutes on 11 infraction(s)
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 3, NORTH PENN 3
The Bucks staged a heroic third-period comeback, scoring a pair of late goals to erase a 3-1 North Penn lead. Joe Anton scored an unassisted goal 11:19 into the final period to make it a one-goal game, and when Patrick Smith (Shawn Germann/Eddie Shields assists) scored just over a minute later, the two teams were deadlocked 3-3. Neither team scored in the period’s closing minutes.
Earlier, it was West’s Luke McCleerey (Ramsey Sayres assist) scoring a goal late in the opening period to give the Bucks a 1-0 lead heading into the second period. The Knights found the net for three goals in the period – all in the final five minutes of the period.
First it was Alex Peterson connecting to knot the score, using a Jake Heckenberger assist. Goals by Derek Heckler (Peterson/Heckenberger assists) and Heckenberger put the Knights on top 3-1 after two periods.
Keeping the Bucks at bay for the better part of the night was North Penn goalie John Roberts, who turned away 45 of 48 shots he faced in a superb outs. Jonah Brous stopped 29 of 32 shots in a classic battle of the Continental Conference rivals.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Central Bucks West 1 0 2 3
North Penn 0 3 0 3
SHOTS
Central Bucks West 15 12 21 48
North Penn 9 13 10 32
POWERPLAYS
Central Bucks West 0 for 1 : North Penn 0 for 2
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Central Bucks West - Luke McCleerey (Ramsey Sayres) 12:29
Period 2
North Penn - Alex Peterson (Jake Heckenberger) 11:46
North Penn - Derek Heckler (Alex Peterson, Jake Heckenberger) 13:24
North Penn - Jake Heckenberger (Alex Peterson, Austin Redilla) 15:27
Period 3
Central Bucks West - Joe Anton (unassisted) 11:19
Central Bucks West - Patrick Smith (Shawn Germann, Eddie Shields) 12:59
GOALIES
31 Jonah Brous TIE 48:00 32 29
30 Quinn Poirier (b)
29 John Roberts TIE 48:00 48 45
35 Jake Snyder (b)
PENALTY TOTALS
Central Bucks West 12 minutes on 2 infraction(s) North Penn 2 minutes on 1 infraction(s)
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 6, HATBORO-HORSHAM 4
The Colonials opened up an early 3-0 lead and then fought off a spirited Hatter squad to earn the important win.
Kevin Lawrence (one goal, two assists) and Jonathan Isely (two goals, one assist) both had three-point nights to lead a balanced PW attack. Hatboro’s Zach Aubry finished with four points on one goal and three assists.
A pair of Isely goals and a single goal by Lawrence spotted PW a quick 3-0 lead. Aubry and Jacob Mueller answered with goals for the Hatters to make it a 3-2 game after one period.
John Sciarrone used an Isely assist to give the Colonials a 4-2 lead, but again the Hatters rallied, this time using goals by Charlie Yutkowitz and Chris Hammel (power play) to knot the score. Skyler Goldstein connected 12:40 into the period with a goal that turned out to be the game winner, sending the Colonials into the final period with a 5-4 lead.
Chris Rinaldi accounted for the only goals in the third period.
PW goalie Jacob Magill turned away 32 of 36 shots he faced to earn the win. The Colonials held a 36-31 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Hatboro Horsham 2 2 0 4
Plymouth Whitemarsh 3 2 1 6
SHOTS
Hatboro Horsham 16 10 10 36
Plymouth Whitemarsh 18 7 6 31
POWERPLAYS
Hatboro Horsham 1 for 6 : Plymouth Whitemarsh 0 for 3
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Plymouth Whitemarsh - Jonathan Isely (Christopher Zawislak) 4:54
Plymouth Whitemarsh - Kevin Lawrence (Chris Rinaldi) 9:35
Plymouth Whitemarsh - Jonathan Isely (unassisted) 10:28
Hatboro Horsham - Zach Aubry (Max Thalheimer) 12:15
Hatboro Horsham - Jacob Mueller (Zach Aubry, Ryan Sharp) 15:25
Period 2
Plymouth Whitemarsh - John Sciarrone (Jonathan Isely) 3:39
Hatboro Horsham - Charlie Yutkowitz (Zach Aubry) 4:12
Hatboro Horsham - Chris Hammel (powerplay) (Ryan Sharp, Zach Aubry) 9:51
Plymouth Whitemarsh - Skyler Goldstein (Kevin Lawrence) 12:40
Period 3
Plymouth Whitemarsh - Chris Rinaldi (Christopher Ward, Kevin Lawrence) 3:43
GOALIES
30 Ryan McElroy LOSS 48:00 31 25
27 Jacob Magill WIN 48:00 36 32
PENALTY TOTALS
Hatboro Horsham 14 minutes on 3 infraction(s) Plymouth Whitemarsh 12 minutes on 6 infraction(s)
UPPER MORELAND 15, LOWER MORELAND 5
Nick Park had himself a night to remember, scoring five goals and assisting on five others for 10 points. Mykel Courdoff had a seven-point game of his own, contributing four goals and three assists, and Colin Burch finished with three goals and three assists for six points. Jake Park and Alec Delaurentis both contributed one goal and two assists.
Cory Blumenthal led the Lions with four goals.
Jake Park and Blumenthal exchanged goals to open the game, but the Bears closed out the period with a pair of goals by Courduff and a single goal from Burch to go on top 4-1.
Lower Moreland’s Alex Cohen scored to make it a 4-2 game with a goal early in the second period, but the Golden Bears answered with four more goals to go on top 8-2. They led 10-3 after two periods on their way to the big win.
The Golden Bears held a 47-26 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Upper Moreland 4 6 5 15
Lower Moreland 1 2 2 5
SHOTS
Upper Moreland 16 17 14 47
Lower Moreland 11 9 6 26
POWERPLAYS
Upper Moreland 0 for 0 : Lower Moreland 0 for 1
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Upper Moreland - Jake Park (unassisted) 2:42
Lower Moreland - Cory Blumenthal (Brennan Bostock) 3:56
Upper Moreland - Mykel Courduff (Colin Burch) 8:35
Upper Moreland - Colin Burch (Jake Park) 12:41
Upper Moreland - Mykel Courduff (Nick Park, Colin Burch) 14:33
Period 2
Lower Moreland - Alex Cohen (AJ DOrazio) 3:15
Upper Moreland - Nick Park (Dylan Smith) 3:29
Upper Moreland - Mykel Courduff (Alec Delaurentis, Nick Park) 4:48
Upper Moreland - Mykel Courduff (Nick Park, Colin Burch) 8:52
Upper Moreland - Colin Burch (Nick Park, Mykel Courduff) 9:42
Lower Moreland - Cory Blumenthal (unassisted) 12:26
Upper Moreland - Nick Park (unassisted) 14:26
Upper Moreland - Colin Burch (Mykel Courduff, Jake Park) 15:15
Period 3
Upper Moreland - Nick Park (Dylan Smith) 0:24
Lower Moreland - Cory Blumenthal (unassisted) 1:24
Lower Moreland - Cory Blumenthal (Brennan Bostock, Campbell Manin) 5:14
Upper Moreland - Nick Park (unassisted) 5:24
Upper Moreland - Nick Park (Mykel Courduff) 9:33
Upper Moreland - Alec Delaurentis (Nick Park, Dylan Cossaboone) 11:01
Upper Moreland - Matthew Fritz (Alec Delaurentis) 11:21
GOALIES
31 Patrick Beissel WIN 48:00 26 21
27 Eric Sphar LOSS 48:00 47 32
PENALTY TOTALS
Upper Moreland 2 minutes on 1 infraction(s) Lower Moreland 0 minutes on 0 infraction(s)
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