Check out the results for Friday’s SOL ice hockey action.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 4, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 3
In a marquee battle of two of the SHSHL’s top teams, the Titans used a pair of late goals by Dominic Bova to eke out the dramatic win. The two teams battled to a 2-2 tie at the end of two periods, but East’s Andrew Bily (Austin Baty/Zach Davis assists) scored the go-ahead goal just under three minutes into the final period.
That 3-2 lead held up until Bova (Kevin Casey/Brandon Spognardi assists) scored the equalizer just over 11 minutes into the period. Just over a minute later, Bova scored a goal that turned out to be the game winner, once again using assists from Casey and Spognardi.
Spognardi finished the night with a goal and two assists to lead the Titans while East was led by Bily’s hat trick.
South held a 36-33 advantage in shots.
Central Bucks South1 1 2-4
Central Bucks East 1 1 1-3
Scoring Summary
Period 1
CBS – Leo Flick (Mike Pilla) 8:01
CBE – Andrew Bily (Gary Palmer, Joe Ridolfi) 9:01
Period 2
CBS – Brandon Spognardi (Jack Pohl, Brenden Clements) 9:48
CBE – Andrew Bily (Nick Esposito, Joe Ridolfi) 11:13
Period 3
CBE – Andrew Bily (Austin Baty, Zach Davis) 2:52
CBS – Dominic Bova (Kevin Casey, Brandon Spognardi) 11:08
CBS – Dominic Bova (Kevin Casey, Brandon Spognardi) 12:39
Shots
Central Bucks South13 13 10-36
Central Bucks East 11 7 15-33
Goalie Saves
Jeff Pelkowski (CBS) 30; Steven Gilchrist (CBE) 32
NORTH PENN 5, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 2
Christian Ahn scored a goal and assisted on three others while teammates Matthew Stella and Spencer Silver both added a goal and two assists to lead the Knights to the win.
Scotty Cappuccio scored a goal just under 10 minutes into the game to give the Bucks a 1-0 lead, but goals by Austin Redilla and Jeremy Snyder to close out the period gave the Knights a lead they would not lose. Stella and Spencer Silver each scored in the second period to send the Knights into the final period with a 4-1 lead.
North Penn 2 2 1-5
Central Bucks West 1 0 1-2
Scoring Summary
Period 1
CBW-Scotty Cappuccio (Eric Schwass, Danny Wilson) 9:52
NP – Austin Redilla (Kevin Saylor) 13:41
NP – Jeremy Snyder (Christian Ahn, Matthew Stella) 14:09
Period 2
NP – Matthew Stella (Spencer Silver, Christian Ahn) 7:52
NP – Spencer Silver (Christian Ahn, Ryan Nowicki) 7:52
Period 3
CBW – Danny Wilson (Scotty Cappuccio)
NP – Christian Ahn (Matthew Stella, Spencer Silver) 13:01
WILLIAM TENNENT 7, ABINGTON 1
Four players – Andrew Bean, Charlie Feeney, Matt Melnikas and Sean Ovington – had two-point nights to lead a balanced Tennent attack. Goalie CJ Lineman turned away 32 off 33 shots he faced in a standout performance that negated the Ghosts 33-28 advantage in shots.
The Panthers scored all the goals Lineman would need in the first period when Melnikas and Danny Gatto each scored a goal. They added four more goals in the second period, receiving goals from Brendan Sherwood, Mike Padgeon, PJ Partinton and Sean Ovington.
The Ghosts broke Lineman’s shutout bid when John Egan scored a power play goal just under seven minutes into the final period. Andrew Bean closed out the scoring for Tennent.
William Tennent 2 4 1-7
Abington 0 0 1-1
Scoring Summary
Period 1
WT – Matt Melnikas (Sean Ovington) 7:15
WT – Danny Gatto (Dan Brady) 9:34
Period 2
WT – Brendan Sherwood (powerplay) (Charlie Feeney) 2:30
WT – Mike Padgeon (Alec Dugan) 3:43
WT – PJ Partington (Charlie Feeney) 11:33
WT – Sean Ovington (Andrew Bean) 12:57
Period 3
A – John Egan (powerplay) (Aidan Smith, Tom Reichelt) 6:51
WT – Andrew Bean (Matt Melnikas) 8:48
Shots
William Tennent 11 10 7-28
Abington 12 5 16-33
Goalie Saves
CJ Lineman (A) 32; Cole Kramer (A) 15,Thomas Meehan (A) 6.
WISSAHICKON 10, HARRY S TRUMAN 8
Luke Honorowski scored three goals and added three assists while teammate Dustin Rabinowitz had four goals and two assists to lead the Trojans. Edward Burkart added three goals and one assist.
Truman was led by the four-point effort of Zach Bennett (two goals, two assists) while Mike Roarty added one goal and two assists.
The Tigers led 3-1 after one period, thanks to goals by Justin Vickery, Ross Koenig and Zach Bennett (power play), but the Trojans rallied to knot the score when Burkart scored back-to-back goals in the opening 90 seconds of the second period. Truman led 4-3 after a Mikey Cox goal, but Rabinowitz answered with back-to-back goals for the Trojans. Truman went back on top 6-5 after goals by Roarty and Bennett, but Rabinowitz scored the equalizer in the closing seconds of the period, sending the two teams into the final period deadlocked 6-6.
Burkhart and Honorowski scored back-to-back goals to open the final period, and although Josh Robinson made it a one-goal game, the Trojans would not relinquish their lead.
The Trojans held a 37-26 advantage in shots.
Harry S Truman 3 3 2-8
Wissahickon 1 5 4-10
Scoring Summary
Period 1
HST – Justin Vickery (Mike Roarty) 0:26
W – Luke Honorowski (Dustin Rabinowitz, Matt Vervlied) 6:18
HST – Ross Koenig (Josh Robinson, Kyle Bennett) 6;26
HST – Zach Bennett (powerplay) (Mike Roarty) 8:11
Period 2
W – Edward Burkart (Luke Honorowski) 0:29
W – Edward Burkart (powerplay) (Matt Vervlied) 1:20
HST – Mikey Cox (Aaron Liebel, Zach Bennett) 1:51
W – Dustin Rabinowitz (Luke Honorowsk) 4:06
W – Dustin Rabinowitz (Matt Wilson, Luke Honorowski) 8:34
HST – Mike Roarty (Zach Bennett) 13:09
HST – Zach Bennett (unassisted) 13:29
W – Dustin Rabinowitz (Edward Burkart) 15:46
Period 3
W – Edward Burkart (unassisted) 2:51
W – Luke Honorowski (powerplay) (Dustin Rabinowitz, Brandon Rosoff) 4:29)
HST – Josh Robinson (Kyle Bennett) 8:30
W – Luke Honorowski (powerplay) (unassisted) 11:07
HST- Josh Robinson (powerplay) (Billy Keyser) 13:26
W – Dustin Rabinowitz (unassisted) 14:31
Shots
Harry S Truman 11 6 9-26
Wissahickon 12 11 14-37
Goalie Saves
Christian Morlando (HST) 27; Noah Katz (W) 18.
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