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COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 6, WISSAHICKON 5
Mark Tosti connected for the hat trick to lead the Indians to the hard fought Senior Night win on Friday.
The Indians got on the scoreboard two minutes into the game when Tosti turned a Jacob Borden assist into a goal, and it was a 2-0 game after a goal by Zachary Herman (Brian Leinheiser assist) 4:19 into the opening period. Tyler Thompson found the net for the Trojans, using a Matt Wilson assist, but Tosti’s power play goal (Dante Rienzi assist) put the Indians on top 3-1 when he scored his second goal of the period.
Neither team found the net in the second period, and a goal by Brandon Simmonds (John Vanni/Christian Zemzik assists) gave the Indians a 4-1 lead. Wissahickon’s Jake Flancer trimmed that lead to 4-2 with a goal 3:25 into the period, but Tosti got that one back for the Indians. Wissahickon made things real interesting with three straight goals in a three-minute period to knot the score. Nolan Piatkowski, Alex Myhrman (Flancer/Tyler Thompson assists) and Wilson each contributed single goals in the run with Wilson’s goal tying things up (5-5) at the 10:15 mark. Christian Zemzik (Andrew Speeney assist) connected for the game winner at the 14:03 mark.
Chase D’Arcangelo (18 saves) earned the win in the net. Wissahickon’s Jake Modelevsky was credited with 40 saves.
Council Rock North 3-0-3 6
Wissahickon 1-0-4 5
WILLIAM TENNENT 5, SOUDERTON 2
The Panthers broke a scoreless tie with a pair of second period goals. Tim McMonagle scored on a power play five minutes into the period, using assists from John Dern and Charlie Feeney. Thirty-nine seconds later, McKeever added a power play goal with assists from Liam Ovington and Charlie Feeney.
Five minutes into the third period, Souderton cut that lead in half when Joshua Reeves (Gabe Evans assist) found the net, but Tennent answered with back-to-back goals from Alec Dugan to go on top 4-1. Bobby Markus assisted on the first and Feeney had a hand in the second. Lukas Chesla (Weston Bainbridge assist) scored a late goal for the Indians, but again, Tennent answered, this time with another McKeever goal (Sean Ovington/Chris Bremer assists) for the 5-2 final.
Bryan Davis turned away 15 shots in a winning effort in goal. Souderton’s Joshua Smith was credited with 32 saves on 37 shots.
William Tennent 0-2-3 5
Souderton 0-0-2 2
Thursday, Jan. 7
HATBORO-HORSHAM 7, LOWER MORELAND 5
The Hatters scored pair of late goals to break a 5-5 tie after the teams spent the first two period exchanging goals.
The Hatters’ Ada Sheerr (Erin Wrenn assist) opened the scoring with a goal five minutes into the contest, and it was 2-0 game when Nathan Reilly turned a Sheerr assist into a goal less than a minute later. AJ D’Orazio (Campbell Manin assist) put the Lions on the scoreboard, and Wrenn and Sean Irving (Manin assist) exchanged late goals to make it 4-4 game.
That trend continued in the third period with Ryan Sharp finding the net with a shorthanded goal for the Hatters (Nathan Reilly assist), and Cohen (Simon Gratowski assist) returning the favor and knotting the score when he hit pay dirt two minutes later. Ryan Sharp scored back-to-back goals within a three-minute span to propel the Hatters to the hard fought win.
Ryan McElroy (20 saves) earned the win in goal for the Hatters. Lower Moreland’s Ryan Hoffman kept his team in it with 38 saves.
Hatboro-Horsham 3-1-3 7
Lower Moreland 2-2-1 5
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 14, ABINGTON 1
Jake Houk had a six-point night (two goals, four assists), and teammates Matthew Owens (three goals, one assist) and Nicholas Meli (three goals, one assist) both added four points as the Golden Hawks rolled to the lopsided win.
Owens (Michael Kauffman assist) put the Golden Hawks on the board early, but Abington’s Perry Carpenter (Spencer Heuges/Thomas Panella assists) answered with a goal to knot the score 8:51 into the opening period. It would be the Ghosts’ last hurrah as the rest of the night belonged to the Hawks.
A pair of goals by Owens – the first with a Houk assist and the second with an assist from Dylan Varian – as well as single goals from Meli (Joe Marcella/Jared Wagenmann assists) and Houk (Kauffman assist) – gave the Golden Hawks a 5-1 lead after one period. They added nine goals in the second period for the mercy rule win with Meli and Marcella both scoring a pair and Karl Martin, Houk, Darren Barder, Kauffman and Josh Vergules each adding single goals.
Council Rock South 5-9-0 14
Abington 1-0-0 1
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