Check out the results for SOL field hockey teams in action Thursday.
PENNRIDGE 6, CHELTENHAM 3
In a contest that featured plenty of offense, it was the Rams exploding for six goals en route to a win in their season finale. Sydney Borneman and Caitlyn Amsden led the way with two goals and one assist each.
Lizzie Faw put the Rams on the scoreboard, using a Monica Kerins assist. Then Borneman turned an Amsden pass into a goal. Borneman returned the favor, setting up Amsden for the Rams’ third goal. Borneman (Kayla Richards assist), Amsden (Abby Ludlow assist) and Emily Amsden – on a rebound of a goal save – each added single goals to close out the scoring for the Rams.
Pennridge closed its season with a 6-12 record overall and a 2-10 mark in SOL play.
HARRY S TRUMAN 2, BRISTOL 1
The Tigers celebrated Senior Night with a hard-fought win over the visiting Warriors. The win was the fifth in nine games for the Tigers after an 0-9 start.
An unassisted goal by Grace Sutton with 9:14 remaining in the first half sent the Tigers into halftime with a 1-0 lead. Bristol came back to knot the score with 13:41 remaining on a goal by Kacie Pinelli.
With 3:48 remaining in regulation, Olivia Kerns used a pass from Grace Pool to score a goal that turned out to be the game winner.
Truman was awarded 14 corners while Bristol had just three.
Goalkeeper Kyra Martin recorded four saves in the win. Bristol goalie Michaela Coughlin was credited with 20 saves.
Harry S Truman closed out it season with a 5-14 record overall (1-11 SOL). Five wins are more than the Tigers had in the last two years combined.
Bristol 0-1 1
Harry S Truman 1-1 2
MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY 2, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 0
The visiting Magic shut out the Titans in the regular season finale for both squads.
“Coming off two emotional games, CB South played a little flat today,” coach Pat Toner said. “Mount St. Joe’s is a very talented and skilled team and played with a lot of poise.”
The Magic – the second-seeded team in District One 5A – received goals from Ellie Maranasky (Grace Wallis assist) and MK Stefanowicz on a penalty stroke.
Both teams had six corners. The Mount (14-3-1) held a 6-4 edge in shots.
South goalie Jillian Heilig recorded four saves for the Titans, who are the 16th-seeded team in the upcoming District One 3A Tournament.
Central Bucks South closed out the regular season with a 10-7-1 record overall and a mark of 6-5-1 in the SOL.
LOWER MERION 1, UPPER DUBLIN 0
The Flying Cardinals dropped a heartbreaker in their season finale and finished just outside the 24-team District One 3A field at 26. The Aces are the 17th seed.
Marlies Jongens (Euna Carpenter assist) scored the game’s only goal with 17:40 remaining in the first half.
UD goalie Sarah Herchenroder recorded six saves. Lower Merion goalie Mia Trailes had seven saves.
Upper Dublin had nine corners and eight shots on goal while the Aces had three corners on seven shots.
Upper Moreland closed out its season with a 10-8 record overall and a 9-5 mark in SOL play.
Lower Merion 1-0 1
Upper Dublin 0-0 0
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