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PENNSBURY 12, ABINGTON 4
Greg Lichtenstein had four goals and five ground balls while teammate Brian Doron had two goals and eight ground balls to lead the Falcons to the convincing conference win over the Ghosts. Ryan Michael and Mike Montgomery each added a pair of goals. Michael also chipped in an assist. Cole Ruoff, Ryan Kelly and Hunter Lake all had one goal with Kelly adding an assist. Lake also was credited with three ground balls. Tre Raniello contributed a pair of assists and three ground balls while Luke Vando had one assist and one ground ball. Justin Hernandez was credited with four ground balls.
Jack Kelly had eight saves in goal.
Pennsbury (9-5, 6-2) will be on the road at Holy Ghost Prep on Monday for a non-league contest, and Abington (3-12, 3-6) will host Hatboro-Horsham on Monday in a non-league battle.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 17, CHELTENHAM 3
Alex Savarese and Brendan Sullivan scored five goals each to lead the Colonials. Sullivan also had a pair of assists and Savarese had one assist. Kenny Diamond added three goals and two assists, and Zach Zygmunt had one goal and two assists. Mike Iannarelli contributed a pair of goals while Paul Thomas had one goal. Vincent Marchozzi had a pair of assists.
The Colonials, who led 6-0 after one quarter, took a 13-1 lead into halftime on their way to the decisive win.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (10-3, 10-2 SOL) will host Norristown on Tuesday, and Cheltenham (0-13, 0-10) will host Harry S Truman on Monday.
Plymouth Whitemarsh 6-7-1-3 17
Cheltenham 0-1-0-2 3
UPPER DUBLIN 15, WISSAHICKON 3
What had long been a foregone conclusion became official on Friday when the Flying Cardinals – as a result of their win over the Trojans –clinched a share of their fourth consecutive American Conference crown. During that remarkable four-year span, the Cardinals are 55-0 in conference play and boast a 58-game winning streak dating back to April 27, 2012, when they fell to conference champion Plymouth Whitemarsh 6-3.
Michael Sowers (one goal, five assists) and Michael Mullin (six goals, one assist) continued to provide the deadliest one-two punch in the area. Nick Vernacchio added three goals and one assist while Max Winebrake and Jerry Bardol both had one goal and one assist. Jack Rapine contributed a single goal and Evan Scott, one assist.
Rapine won 16-of-20 face-offs and also was credited with 12 ground balls. Ben Abel added six ground balls. UD goalie Dillon Lojeski recorded nine saves.
Upper Dublin (15-1, 13-0 SOL) will travel to Springfield on Tuesday to wrap up conference play while Wissahickon (11-5, 9-4) will host Cheltenham on Tuesday.
Wissahickon 0-1-1-1 3
Upper Dublin 3-3-5-4 15
NORTH PENN 10, SOUDERTON 5
Jake Phaup had another big day at the X for the Indians, winning 13-of-17 face-offs. Cory Azeff scored a pair of goals while Walker Martin, Evan Trick and Adam Booz each added one. Booz and Phaup both added an assist, and goalie Tyler Asbury recorded eight saves for the Indians.
North Penn (12-3, 7-3 SOL) will host Pennridge on Monday, and Souderton (2-14, 0-11) will host Upper Moreland in a non-league contest Monday.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 18, PENNRIDGE 9
The visiting Hatters raced out of the gate to a 9-4 halftime lead on their way to the decisive win. Logan Eldridge had a big night for the Hatters, finishing with a game-high six goals and one assist. Bryan Remailey added four goals and one assist, and Ian Reilly had a hat trick. Pierre Armstrong had one goal and assisted on three others. Contributing one goal each were Joe Larouche, Owen Winters, Cameron Knox and Kevin Smith. Larouche also had a pair of assists.
Hatboro-Horsham (8-7, 7-3 SOL) will be on the road at Abington for a non-league game on Monday, and Pennridge (7-8, 3-8) will travel to North Penn on Monday.
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