Check out the results for SOL SHSHL ice hockey teams in action Friday.
Souderton 8 Archbishop Wood 6
Clay Anders (one goal, four assists) and Alex Politsky (three goals, two assists) both had five-point nights to lead the Indians to the non-conference win. Daniel Rock had a three-point night for the Indians, contributing one goal and two assists.
For the Vikings, Ryan Meinke (three goals, one assist) finished with four points, and Matt Mandes added the hat trick.
Meinke and Souderton’s Connor Walsh exchanged first period goals, and Wood led 3-2 after Mandes sandwiched a pair of goals around a goal by Souderton’s Kyle Milosec early in the second period. Politsky and Anders scored back-to-back goals to put the Indians on top 4-3, but Meinke answered with a goal to make it a 4-4 game heading into the final period.
Souderton opened the period with goals by Rock, Tyler Dipietro and Politsky, but Wood came back with goals by Mandes and Meinke to make it a 7-6 game before Politsky scored a power play goal 11:50 into the period for the 8-6 final.
Souderton held a lopsided 32-15 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Souderton 1 3 4 8
Archbishop Wood 1 3 2 6
SHOTS
Souderton 9 3 20 32
Archbishop Wood 3 3 9 15
POWERPLAYS
Souderton 1 for 5 : Archbishop Wood 0 for 2
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Archbishop Wood - Ryan Meinke (unassisted) 3:17
Souderton - Connor Walsh (Chris Malanga, Clay Anders) 14:58
Period 2
Archbishop Wood - Matt Mandes (Brett Katzianer) 1:18
Souderton - Kyle Milosec (Clay Anders) 1:41
Archbishop Wood - Matt Mandes (Ryan Meinke, Tim Cordero) 3:05
Souderton - Alex Politsky (Daniel Rock, Clay Anders) 7:29
Souderton - Clay Anders (Alex Politsky, John Killough) 11:23
Archbishop Wood - Ryan Meinke (unassisted) 12:04
Period 3
Souderton - Daniel Rock (Alex Politsky) 0:39
Souderton - Tyler Dipietro (unassisted) 5:03
Souderton - Alex Politsky (John Killough, Daniel Rock) 7:24
Archbishop Wood - Matt Mandes (unassisted) 8:49
Archbishop Wood - Ryan Meinke (Tim Cordero) 9:43
Souderton - Alex Politsky (powerplay) (Clay Anders) 11:50
GOALIES
38 Dawson Anders (SOU) WIN 48:00 15 9
96 Nick DeRosa (ABW) LOSS 48:00 32 24
Central Bucks West 6 Lansdale Catholic 2
Shawn Phillips connected for the hat trick to lead the Bucks to the win. It was Phillips spotting the Bucks a 1-0 lead with the lone goal of the opening period. Phillips, Will Ross, Eddie Shields and John McCreadie opened the second half with a four-goal spurt to put the Bucks on top 5-0 before Alex Slowik scored for LC to break up the shutout. Another Phillips goal made it a 6-1 game heading into the final period when Joe Nace scored for LC.
The Bucks outshot the Crusaders 28-17.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Central Bucks West 1 5 0 6
Lansdale Catholic 0 1 1 2
SHOTS
Central Bucks West 14 14 0 28
Lansdale Catholic 6 10 1 17
POWERPLAYS
Central Bucks West 0 for 2 : Lansdale Catholic 0 for 3
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Central Bucks West - Shawn Philipps (Eddie Shields, John McCreadie) 12:55
Period 2
Central Bucks West - Shawn Philipps (Ryan Trefz) 6:05
Central Bucks West - Will Ross (Scotty Cappuccio, Danny Wilson) 6:23
Central Bucks West - Eddie Shields (Shawn Germann) 7:21
Central Bucks West - John McCreadie (Eric Schwass, Tanner Ginn) 11:04
Lansdale Catholic - Alex Slowik (Tim Haney, Michael Longhitano) 15:09
Central Bucks West - Shawn Philipps (Ryan Trefz) 15:59
Period 3
Lansdale Catholic - Joe Nace (Jake Claus, Nick Cunningham) 7:17
GOALIES
31 Jonah Brous (CBW) WIN 48:00 17 15
35 Helen Cooney (LC) LOSS 48:00 28 22
Central Bucks East 7 Pennridge 2
Zach Davis scored a pair of goals and assisted on two others to lead the Patriots with four points while Sean Parahus and Joe Ridolfi both had three-point nights with one goal and two assists.
The Patriots jumped out to a 3-0 lead, using goals by Ridolfi, Nick Chimera and Davis. The Rams answered with back-to-back goals by Nathan Runk and Aaron Crosson to make it a 3-2 game at the end of one period.
Goals by Davis and Sean Parahus put the Patriots on top 5-2 after two periods, and the Patriots closed it out with goals by Jake Davis and John Hughes in the third period.
The Patriots held a 41-12 advantage in shots. Ram goalie Steven Wilms turned away 34 shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Pennridge 2 0 0 2
Central Bucks East 3 2 2 7
SHOTS
Pennridge 2 8 2 12
Central Bucks East 3 24 14 41
POWERPLAYS
Pennridge 0 for 6 : Central Bucks East 0 for 6
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Central Bucks East - Joe Ridolfi (unassisted) 0:00
Central Bucks East - Nick Chimera (Joe Ridolfi) 0:00
Central Bucks East - Zach Davis (Sean Parahus) 0:00
Pennridge - Nathan Runk (Jake Wexler, Brett Leclair) 0:00
Pennridge - Aaron Crosson (Jake Wexler) 16:00
Period 2
Central Bucks East - Zach Davis (Nick Chimera, Sean Parahus) 3:32
Central Bucks East - Sean Parahus (Austin Baty, Zach Davis) 10:57
Period 3
Central Bucks East - Jake Davis (Luke Rossi, Zach Davis) 8:54
Central Bucks East - John Hughes (Joe Ridolfi, Adam Lagacey) 12:11
GOALIES
42 Steven Wilms (PR) LOSS 48:00 41 34
33 Evan Angotti (CBE) WIN 48:00 12 10
Neshaminy 3 Council Rock North 3
The Indians battled back from an early 3-0 deficit, forcing the Redskins to settle for a 3-3 tie.
Ian Dixon put the ‘Skins on the board with a shorthanded goal, and that was followed by goals from Nick Sweeny and Ian Dixon to put the Redskins on top 3-0 less than eight minutes into the game. Mark Tosti scored a late goal to trim that lead to 3-1 at the end of one period.
Colton Snow scored a power play goal in the second period, and Trey Elmer scored the equalizer 14:52 into the final period.
The Redskins held a 39-21 advantage in shots. Rock North’s Kyle McQuillan turned away 36 of them.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Neshaminy 3 0 0 3
Council Rock North 1 1 1 3
SHOTS
Neshaminy 13 12 14 39
Council Rock North 7 5 9 21
POWERPLAYS
Neshaminy 0 for 14 : Council Rock North 1 for 8
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Neshaminy - Ian Dixon (shorthanded) (Mike Maher) 5:36
Neshaminy - Nick Sweeny (Nick Sabatini) 6:48
Neshaminy - Ian Dixon (Mike Maher) 7:53
Council Rock North - Mark Tosti (Justin Fricke) 13:23
Period 2
Council Rock North - Colton Snow (powerplay) (Trey Elmer) 5:22
Period 3
Council Rock North - Trey Elmer (Andrew Speeney, Dante Rienzi) 14:52
GOALIES
30 Matt Sheley (NESH) TIE 48:00 21 18
42 Kyle McQuillan (CRN) TIE 48:00 39 36
William Tennent 3 Upper Moreland 3 (Thursday, Jan. 30)
The Golden Bears rallied for a pair of late goals to eke out a tie with the Panthers in a battle between two of the American Conference’s top squads on Thursday.
The Panthers used an Andrew Bean goal to take a 1-0 lead after one quarter, and that lead grew to 2-0 after a Danny Gatto power play goal. The Golden Bears cut that lead in half when Andy Iehle scored late in the period.
Mike Padgeon put the Panthers on top 3-1 with a goal 7:08 into the final period, but Nick Park and Matthew Iehle answered with back-to-back goals. Iehle scored the equalizer with 30 seconds remaining.
The Panthers held a 35-31 advantage in shots. UM goalie Patrick Beissel turned away 32 shots while CJ Lineman had 28 saves for the Panthers.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
William Tennent 1 1 1 3
Upper Moreland 0 1 2 3
SHOTS
William Tennent 11 17 7 35
Upper Moreland 12 10 9 31
POWERPLAYS
William Tennent 1 for 3 : Upper Moreland 0 for 2
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
William Tennent - Andrew Bean (Alec Dugan) 10:40
Period 2
William Tennent - Danny Gatto (powerplay) (Chris Kreider) 11:44
Upper Moreland - Andy Iehle (Matthew Iehle) 13:50
Period 3
William Tennent - Mike Padgeon (Alec Dugan, Andrew Bean) 7:08
Upper Moreland - Nick Park (Andy Iehle, Matthew Iehle) 11:42
Upper Moreland - Matthew Iehle (Colton Arizini) 15:30
GOALIES
43 C.J. Lineman (WT) TIE 48:00 31 28
31 Patrick Beissel (UMO) TIE 48:00 35 32
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