Pennsbury 2 Neshaminy 2
In a battle of neighboring rivals with playoff implications for both squads, the Falcons and Redskins battled to a 2-2 tie.
The Redskins got on the scoreboard first when Ian Dixon scored 9:27 into the first period. That lead held until Pennsbury’s Linder Kenyon scored a power play goal for the equalizer just 24 seconds into the second period. The Falcons led 2-1 after John Thornton connected 3:42 into the period.
Neshaminy’s Anthony Sabatini evened the score with a goal just over two minutes into the final period. Neither team could find the net the rest of the way.
The Falcons held a decided 34-21 edge in shots, but that advantage was negated by the 32-save effort in goal of Neshaminy’s Matt Sheley. Pennsbury’s Trevor Schadler also had a strong game in goal, turning away 19 of 21 shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Pennsbury 0 2 0 2
Neshaminy 1 0 1 2
SHOTS
Pennsbury 13 10 11 34
Neshaminy 7 6 8 21
POWERPLAYS
Pennsbury 1 for 4 : Neshaminy 0 for 1
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Neshaminy - Ian Dixon (Mark Hullings, Nick Sabatini) 9:27
Period 2
Pennsbury - Linder Kenyon (powerplay) (John Thornton, Kevin Koerner) 0:24
Pennsbury - John Thornton (Kevin Koerner, Linder Kenyon) 3:42
Period 3
Neshaminy - Anthony Sabatini (Eric Graham) 2:24
GOALIES
48 Trevor Schadler (PENNS) TIE 48:00 21 19
30 Matt Sheley (NESH) TIE 48:00 34 32
Council Rock North 4 Council Rock South 1
The Indians needed a win, and they got just that on Friday night, riding the dazzling performance of Kyle McQuillan in goal. The Indians’ goalie turned away 38 of 39 shots he faced in a contest that saw the Golden Hawks hold a 39-22 advantage in shots.
Colton Snow scored an unassisted goal six minutes into the first period to give the Indians an early lead, and a power play goal by Sam Kroh as well as a goal from Justin Fricke (Snow assist) put the Indians on top 3-0 after one period.
Rock South made it a 3-1 game with a second period goal from Alex Keck. North’s Tristan Wieczorek scored an empty net goal late in the third period for the 4-1 final.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Council Rock South 0 1 0 1
Council Rock North 3 0 1 4
SHOTS
Council Rock South 14 13 12 39
Council Rock North 13 4 5 22
POWERPLAYS
Council Rock South 0 for 2 : Council Rock North 1 for 4
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Council Rock North - Colton Snow (unassisted) 6:02
Council Rock North - Sam Kroh (powerplay) (unassisted) 13:30
Council Rock North - Justin Fricke (Colton Snow) 15:47
Period 2
Council Rock South - Alex Keck (Dylan Varian, Justin Adams) 11:29
Period 3
Council Rock North - Tristan Wieczorek (emptynet) (unassisted) 15:16
GOALIES
46 Zachary Magro (CRS) LOSS 48:00 21 18
42 Kyle McQuillan (CRN) WIN 48:00 39 38
North Penn 9 Abington 0
The Knights rebounded from their loss to Central Bucks South 24 hours earlier to earn a decisive win over the Ghosts. Matthew Stella (four assists) and Jeremy Snyder (three goals, one assist) led the Knights with four-point performances.
It was Snyder connecting for a power play goal in the first period to give the Knights a 1-0 lead. North Penn scored five unanswered goals in the second period to go on top 6-0. Snyder, Derek Heckler, Jaime Green, Jake Heckenberger and Jake Burns each scored single goals.
In the third period, the Knights put the finishing touches on the shutout with goals by Heckenberger (power play), Nick Capasso and Snyder (power play).
The Knights held a lopsided 62-17 advantage in shots on goal. Only the remarkable 53-save effort of goalie Thomas Meehan kept the Ghosts in the game. John Roberts turned away all 17 shots he faced to earn the shutout for the Knights.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
North Penn 1 5 3 9
Abington 0 0 0 0
SHOTS
North Penn 16 23 23 62
Abington 6 5 6 17
POWERPLAYS
North Penn 3 for 10 : Abington 0 for 4
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
North Penn - Jeremy Snyder (powerplay) (Matthew Stella, Christian Ahn) 9:55
Period 2
North Penn - Jeremy Snyder (Nick Capasso, Christian Ahn) 4:21
North Penn - Derek Heckler (unassisted) 8:06
North Penn - Jaime Green (unassisted) 10:12
North Penn - Jake Heckenberger (Matthew Stella) 11:18
North Penn - Jake Burns (Jaime Green, Jeremy Snyder) 14:00
Period 3
North Penn - Jake Heckenberger (powerplay) (Matthew Stella, Ryan Nowicki) 2:50
North Penn - Nick Capasso (Christian Ahn) 6:19
North Penn - Jeremy Snyder (powerplay) (Matthew Stella, Jake Heckenberger) 9:06
GOALIES
29 John Roberts (NP) WIN 48:00 17 17
55 Thomas Meehan (ABG) LOSS 48:00 62 53
Central Bucks East 12 Truman 1
Shaun Bily led a balanced Patriot attack with two goals and three assists for five points while teammates Andrew Bily (three goals, one assist), Brennan Kolar (one goal, three assists) and Sean Parahus (one goal, three assists) each contributed four-point performances.
Austin Chase, Andrew Bily and Shaun Bily each scored first-period goals to spot the Patriots a 3-0 lead. Truman’s Zach Bennett scored an unassisted goal to open the second period, but the Patriots reeled off nine straight to earn the lopsided win.
The Patriots held a 33-12 advantage in shots. East goalie Evan Angotti turned away 11 of 12 shots he faced.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Truman 0 1 0 1
Central Bucks East 3 9 0 12
SHOTS
Truman 9 3 0 12
Central Bucks East 8 25 0 33
POWERPLAYS
Truman 0 for 0 : Central Bucks East 2 for 4
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Central Bucks East - Austin Chase (unassisted) 9:37
Central Bucks East - Andrew Bily (Shaun Bily) 10:39
Central Bucks East - Shaun Bily (Andrew Bily) 15:20
Period 2
Truman - Zach Bennett (unassisted) 1:27
Central Bucks East - Andrew Bily (unassisted) 4:30
Central Bucks East - Shaun Bily (unassisted) 4:36
Central Bucks East - Zach Davis (powerplay) (Shaun Bily, Adam Lagacey) 10:34
Central Bucks East - Joe Ridolfi (powerplay) (unassisted) 13:14
Central Bucks East - Andrew Bily (Shaun Bily, Joe Ridolfi) 14:16
Central Bucks East - Liam Kolar (Sean Parahus, Brennan Kolar) 14:25
Central Bucks East - Brennan Kolar (Sean Parahus, Liam Kolar) 14:40
Central Bucks East - Liam Kolar (Sean Parahus, Brennan Kolar) 14:54
Central Bucks East - Sean Parahus (Brennan Kolar) 15:36
Period 3
(no scoring)
GOALIES
2 Christian Morlando (TRU) LOSS 48:00 33 21
33 Evan Angotti (CBE) WIN 48:00 12 11
William Tennent 11 Plymouth Whitemarsh 1
Alec Dugan led the Panthers with three goals and two assists for a five-point night. Brent Bagdon added three goals and one assist for four points.
The Panthers scored four unanswered goals out of the gate, receiving two goals from Dugan and one each from Dan Brady and Danny Gatto. PW’s Ryan Reed scored to make it a 4-1 game after one period.
Any doubts about the outcome were put to rest in a second period that saw the Panthers reel off six straight goals. Bagdon connected for a pair while Gary Bunje, Chris Kreider, AJ Potts and Dugan all had single goals. Bagdon brought an end to the night with a goal at the 4:13 mark of the third period.
The Panthers held a 31-18 advantage in shots. Goalie Brendon Godshall turned away 17 of 18 shots he faced.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
William Tennent 4 6 1 11
Plymouth Whitemarsh 1 0 0 1
SHOTS
William Tennent 18 12 1 31
Plymouth Whitemarsh 17 1 0 18
POWERPLAYS
William Tennent 2 for 6 : Plymouth Whitemarsh 0 for 7
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
William Tennent - Dan Brady (Matt Melnikas, Brendan Sherwood) 0:52
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (Blake Bagdon) 11:46
William Tennent - Danny Gatto (Brent Bagdon) 11:54
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (unassisted) 14:21
Plymouth Whitemarsh - Ryan Reed (unassisted) 15:05
Period 2
William Tennent - Gary Bunje (Brendan Sherwood, Chris Kreider) 1:04
William Tennent - Chris Kreider (powerplay) (Matt Melnikas, A.J. Potts) 4:38
William Tennent - Brent Bagdon (Jeff Mitchell) 8:16
William Tennent - A.J. Potts (powerplay) (Danny Gatto, Chris Kreider) 9:25
William Tennent - Brent Bagdon (Alec Dugan) 12:46
William Tennent - Alec Dugan (Jeff Mitchell) 14:41
Period 3
William Tennent - Brent Bagdon (A.J. Potts, Alec Dugan) 4:13
GOALIES
37 Brendon Godshall (WT) WIN 48:00 18 17
1 Jim Smith (PW) LOSS 48:00 31 20
Souderton 9 Central Bucks West 2
The Indians exploded out of the gate to a 5-0 lead after one period. Offensively, they were led by the four-point efforts of Chris Malanga (two goals, two assists) and Daniel Rock (three goals, one assist).
It was Malanga putting the Indians on the scoreboard just 27 seconds into the game. That 1-0 lead stood until 9:17 into the period when Clay Anders found the net. The Indians closed out the period with goals by Geoff George, Rock and Malanga.
In the second period, Rock scored a shorthanded goal before the Bucks got on the scoreboard when Patrick Smith converted a power play goal. Souderton’s Tyler Dipietro answered with a goal, and West’s Tanner Ginn and Souderton’s Charles Kakreka exchanged goals to close out the period with Souderton on top 8-2. Rock scored the only goal of the third period.
Souderton held a 36-23 advantage in shots. Dawson Anders turned away 21 of 23 shots he faced. West’s Kenny Doak had 27 saves.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Souderton 5 3 1 9
Central Bucks West 0 2 0 2
SHOTS
Souderton 15 14 7 36
Central Bucks West 4 10 9 23
POWERPLAYS
Souderton 0 for 1 : Central Bucks West 1 for 3
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Souderton - Chris Malanga (Daniel Rock) 0:27
Souderton - Clay Anders (Connor Walsh) 9:17
Souderton - Geoff George (Kyle Milosec) 10:07
Souderton - Daniel Rock (Alex Politsky, Clay Anders) 11:36
Souderton - Chris Malanga (Connor McCausland, Connor Walsh) 15:41
Period 2
Souderton - Daniel Rock (shorthanded) (Chris Malanga, Alex Politsky) 1:26
Central Bucks West - Patrick Smith (powerplay) (Ryan Trefz, Scotty Cappuccio) 6:10
Souderton - Tyler Dipietro (Connor McCausland, Chris Malanga) 10:28
Central Bucks West - Tanner Ginn (Joe Anton) 11:55
Souderton - Charles Kakreka (Tyler Dipietro, Connor Walsh) 12:33
Period 3
Souderton - Daniel Rock (John Killough) 8:49
GOALIES
38 Dawson Anders (SOU) WIN 48:00 23 21
16 Kenny Doak (CBW) LOSS 48:00 36 27
Souderton 7 Pennridge 6 - Thursday Feb 20, 2014
Alex Politsky and Daniel Rock both contributed one goal and three assists (four points) to lead the Indians to the win in a battle of neighboring rivals on Thursday.
Kyle Milosec put the Indians on the scoreboard 5:53 into the opening period, but Joshua Finlayson answered with a goal for the Rams. Souderton’s Clay Anders and Pennridge’s Aaron Crosson exchanged goals, and the two teams were deadlocked 2-2 after one.
Crosson gave the Rams a short-lived lead with a goal 3:04 into the second period, but a goal by Anders 12 seconds later knotted the score and sparked a 5-0 Indian run. Included in that tear were goals by Politsky, Rock, Kyle Milosec and Connor McCausland.
The Rams made things interesting with three unanswered goals in the third period with one each from Crosson – who completed the hat trick – Joey Finlayson and Jake Wexler (power play).
Pennridge goalie Steven Wilms was credited with 45 saves in a contest that saw the Indians hold a decisive 52-19 advantage in shots.
GAME DETAILS
SCORING
Souderton 2 5 0 7
Pennridge 2 1 3 6
SHOTS
Souderton 21 16 15 52
Pennridge 5 5 9 19
POWERPLAYS
Souderton 0 for 2 : Pennridge 1 for 3
SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
Souderton - Kyle Milosec (Daniel Rock) 5:53
Pennridge - Joshua Finlayson (Joey Finlayson) 10:43
Souderton - Clay Anders (Alex Politsky) 11:44
Pennridge - Aaron Crosson (Luke Slater) 12:20
Period 2
Pennridge - Aaron Crosson (Dan O Malley) 3:04
Souderton - Clay Anders (Alex Politsky, Daniel Rock) 3:16
Souderton - Alex Politsky (Clay Anders) 6:22
Souderton - Daniel Rock (Chris Thacker) 8:39
Souderton - Kyle Milosec (Alex Politsky, Daniel Rock) 9:11
Souderton - Connor McCausland (Chris Malanga) 10:06
Period 3
Pennridge - Aaron Crosson (Troy Crosson) 2:06
Pennridge - Joey Finlayson (Joshua Finlayson) 4:22
Pennridge - Jake Wexler (powerplay) (Brett Leclair) 13:45
GOALIES
49 Mike Tecci (SOU) WIN 48:00 19 13
42 Steven Wilms (PR) LOSS 48:00 52 45
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