Check out the results for SOL SHSHL ice hockey teams in action Thursday.
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 3, NESHAMINY 2
The Redskins and Golden Hawks found themselves deadlocked heading into the third period when Rock South’s Matt Gulack (Kyle Bradley/Eric Higgins assists) scored a goal that turned out to be the game winner 1:29 into the final period.
Earlier, Alex Keck gave the Golden Hawks a 1-0 lead in the first period, but Neshaminy’s Nick Foster (power play) and Ian Dixon answered with back-to-back goals in the second period. The Redskins 2-1 lead was shortlived as Bradley scored the equalizer less than a minute after Dixon’s go-ahead goal.
The Golden Hawks held a 26-22 edge in shots. Redskin goalie Matt Sheley turned away 23 shots while Andrew Stone stopped 20 of 22 shots he faced for the Golden Hawks.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Council Rock South 1 1 1 3
Neshaminy 0 2 0 2
SHOTS
Council Rock South 1 13 12 26
Neshaminy 0 9 13 22
POWERPLAYS
Council Rock South 0 for 1 : Neshaminy 1 for 2
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Council Rock South - Alex Keck (Justin Adams, Dylan Varian) 9:51
Period 2
Neshaminy - Nick Foster (powerplay) (Mark Hullings, Nick Verdi) 11:53
Neshaminy - Ian Dixon (Mark Hullings) 12:48
Council Rock South - Kyle Bradley (unassisted) 13:43
Period 3
Council Rock South - Matt Gulack (Kyle Bradley, Higgins Eric) 1:29
GOALIES
27 Andrew Stone (CRS) WIN 48:00 22 20
30 Matt Sheley (NESH) LOSS 48:00 26 23
ABINGTON 6, PENNSBURY 4
Abington used goals by Alex DeCristofano and Thomas Penella to turn an early 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 lead at the end of one period, and the Ghosts never looked back.
Power play goals by Thomas Carroll and Jason Campbell in the second period put the Ghosts on top 4-1, and that lead grew to 5-1 early in the third period after another Campbell goal. The Falcons made things interesting with goals by Tommy Hynes, Kevin Koerner and Alex DeCristofano (shorthanded), but Craig Meschel iced the win with a late power play goal for the Ghosts.
Abington held a 19-13 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Pennsbury 1 0 3 4
Abington 2 2 2 6
SHOTS
Pennsbury 5 4 4 13
Abington 10 7 2 19
POWERPLAYS
Pennsbury 1 for 5 : Abington 2 for 4
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Pennsbury - Kevin Koerner (Eric Michael) 0:34
Abington - Alex DeCristofano (Justin Adamski Jr) 7:58
Abington - Thomas Panella (unassisted) 8:50
Period 2
Abington - Thomas Carroll (powerplay) (unassisted) 10:37
Abington - James Campbell (powerplay) (Chris Shannon, Brian Scipione) 15:56
Period 3
Abington - James Campbell (emptynet) (Chris Shannon) 10:30
Pennsbury - Tommy Hynes (unassisted) 11:33
Pennsbury - Kevin Koerner (Craig Meschel) 13:08
Abington - Alex DeCristofano (shorthanded) (unassisted) 14:18
Pennsbury - Craig Meschel (powerplay) (Tommy Hynes) 15:30
GOALIES
48 Trevor Schadler (PENNS) 25:52 12 10
80 Olivia Seaburg (PENNS) LOSS 13:27 5 3
55 Thomas Meehan (ABG 16:00 5 4
30 Cole Kramer (ABG) WIN 32:00 8 5
WILLIAM TENNENT 10, WISSAHICKON 7
Jeff Mitchell (one goal, five assists) and Andrew Bean (one goal, four assists) led the Panthers with six and five-point nights respectively. Dustin Rabinowitz (one goal, four assists), Luke Honorowski (two goals, two assists) and Matt Vervlied (three goals, one assist) had big nights for the Trojans.
Tennent’s Alec Dugan scored a pair of goals to propel the Panthers to a 2-1 lead at the end of one period. A goal by Vervlied to open the second period knotted the score, but Mike Padgeon, Chris Kreider and Dugan reeled off consecutive goals to put the Panthers on top 5-2. Goals by Wissahickon’s Brandon Rosoff and Honorowski made it a 5-4 game, but Jeff Mitchell answered with a power play goal to give the Panthers a two-goal cushion. A Rabinowitz goal made it a 6-5 game at the end of two periods.
The third period was another wild one. Dugan opened the scoring for Tennent, but Honorowski responded with a goal for the Trojans. Charlie Feeney and Dugan scored to put the Panthers on top 9-6, all but sealing the Trojans’ fate.
Wissahickon held a 38-34 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
William Tennent 2 4 4 10
Wissahickon 1 4 2 7
SHOTS
William Tennent 7 11 16 34
Wissahickon 7 21 10 38
POWERPLAYS
William Tennent 2 for 12 : Wissahickon 1 for 6
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (powerplay) (Chris Kreider, Jeff Mitchell) 6:59
Wissahickon - Matt Vervlied (Jacob Segelbaum) 14:13
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (Michael Carrelli) 15:08
Period 2
Wissahickon - Matt Vervlied (Dustin Rabinowitz, Luke Honorowski) 2:39
William Tennent - Mike Padgeon (Andrew Bean, Blake Bagdon) 3:06
William Tennent - Chris Kreider (Michael Carrelli, Jeff Mitchell) 4:57
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (Jeff Mitchell, Andrew Bean) 6:06
Wissahickon - Brandon Rosoff (Matt Wilson, Matt Vervlied) 6:53
Wissahickon - Luke Honorowski (Edward Burkart, Dustin Rabinowitz) 10:51
William Tennent - Jeff Mitchell (powerplay) (unassisted) 13:20
Wissahickon - Dustin Rabinowitz (Matt Wilson, Luke Honorowski) 14:06
Period 3
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (Mike Padgeon, Andrew Bean) 0:32
Wissahickon - Luke Honorowski (Brandon Rosoff, Dustin Rabinowitz) 5:49
William Tennent - Charlie Feeney (Andrew Bean) 8:46
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (Matt Melnikas, Jeff Mitchell) 13:10
Wissahickon - Matt Vervlied (powerplay) (Kevin Schaeffer, Dustin Rabinowitz) 13:35
William Tennent - Andrew Bean (Mike Padgeon, Jeff Mitchell) 14:43
GOALIES
30 Zachary Dorsey (WT) WIN 48:00 38 31
55 Noah Katz (WISS) LOSS 48:00 34 24
NORTH PENN 6, ARCHBISHOP WOOD 1
Alex Peterson had a five-point night to lead the Knights, contributing three goals and two assists. Jeremy Snyder added one goal and two assists for three points.
The Knights took a 2-0 lead in the first period, thanks to goals by Peterson and Snyder. That lead grew to 3-0 when Kevin Saylor scored a shorthanded goal early in the second period. The Vikings broke up North Penn’s shutout bid when Tim Cordero scored just under six minutes into the period to make a 3-1 game. The Knights closed it out in the third period with back-to-back goals by Peterson and a single goal by Matthew Stella.
The Knights held a 34-25 advantage in shots. North Penn goalie John Roberts stopped 24 of 25 shots he faced.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Archbishop Wood 0 1 0 1
North Penn 2 1 3 6
SHOTS
Archbishop Wood 7 10 8 25
North Penn 7 11 16 34
POWERPLAYS
Archbishop Wood 0 for 1 : North Penn 1 for 1
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
North Penn - Alex Peterson (unassisted) 2:15
North Penn - Jeremy Snyder (Jake Heckenberger, Alex Peterson) 10:47
Period 2
North Penn - Kevin Saylor (shorthanded) (Derek Heckler) 0:55
Archbishop Wood - Tim Cordero (Patrick Cavanaugh) 5:57
Period 3
North Penn - Alex Peterson (Jeremy Snyder) 1:10
North Penn - Alex Peterson (Matthew Stella, Jeremy Snyder) 5:04
North Penn - Matthew Stella (powerplay) (Jake Heckenberger, Alex Peterson) 15:05
GOALIES
96 Nick DeRosa (ABW) LOSS 48:00 34 28
29 John Roberts (NP) WIN 48:00 25 24
SOUDERTON 3, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 1
Souderton used second period goals by Brian Broderick and Luke Dieterich to break a 1-1 tie. Neither team scored the rest of the way.
Charles Kakreka gave Souderton an early 1-0 lead with a goal in the first period, but Rock North’s Mark Tosti scored the equalizer just over four minutes into the second period.
Souderton held a decisive 37-20 advantage in shots, but Rock North goalie Kyle McQuillan turned away 34 of those shots. Souderton’s Dawson Anders stopped 19 of 20 shots he faced.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Souderton 1 2 0 3
Council Rock North 0 1 0 1
SHOTS
Souderton 8 21 8 37
Council Rock North 8 7 5 20
POWERPLAYS
Souderton 0 for 2 : Council Rock North 0 for 3
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Souderton - Charles Kakreka (Chris Malanga, Connor Walsh) 10:14
Period 2
Council Rock North - Mark Tosti (Tristan Wieczorek) 4:08
Souderton - Brian Broderick (John Killough) 8:01
Souderton - Luke Dieterich (Alex Politsky, Chris Malanga) 12:09
Period 3
(no scoring)
GOALIES
38 Dawson Anders (SOU) WIN 48:00 20 19
42 Kyle McQuillan (CRN) LOSS 48:00 37 34
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