COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 17, QUAKERTOWN 6
The visiting Golden hawks got goals from seven different players in Friday’s win. Brandon Follis scored five goals, Phillip Mignacca and Brendan Gambino three each, Dean Rarick and Chase Patterson two each, Austin Gambino and Kyle Patton one each.
Council Rock South (2-1) will host Father Judge on Saturday at 11 a.m.
SOUDERTON 17, UPPER DARBY 2
Cole Witoslawski scored four goals and Stephen Blue added three goals and an assist as the Big Red beat the Royals Friday night. Walker Martin also scored three times for Souderton. Adam Booz and Matt Rauch each contributed a goal and an assist. Dylan Anderson, Mike Raley, Luke Halteman, Brock Azeff and Jalen White scored one goal each.
Axel Becker had six saves in goal for the winners, Hayden Grice three and Julian Wimmer one.
Souderton (3-2) will host Pennsbury on Tuesday.
UPPER DUBLIN 12, OCEAN CITY 6
Thursday, April 5
NESHAMINY 12, INTERBORO 11
Nick Donato scored during an extra-man situation off a feed from Mason Zeberlein with 1.8 seconds remaining in regulation to give his team the dramatic non-league win.
Neshaminy rallied from a 7-2 halftime deficit to take an 11-10 lead with two minutes left in the fourth quarter. Interboro tied the game with 50 seconds left before a slashing call gave Neshaminy a man advantage for the final 11 seconds.“We spin it once and Mason Zeberlein gets the ball in the ally,” said Neshaminy coach Curt Zeberlein of the sequence that set up the game winner. “He doesn't shoot, steps behind the goal and feeds Nick Donato on the right wing. Nick never misses that shot, hitting the top of the net, just over the goalie’s stick.”
Donato, Zeberlein, Noah Weiman, and Dawson Obringer each scored two goals for Neshaminy while Gabe MacIvaine, Connor McVey, Ryan Maher, and Luke Sermarini added one goal each. Zeberlein contributed three assists, Donato and McVey two each.
Obringer and Weiman each collected six ground balls, Zeberlein and John Hughes four each, Donato, Corey Renman, and Preston Backhouse three each, MacIvane, McVey, Garrison Toto, Sermarini, and Douglas Lang two each, Maher, Joe Arden, and Chris Quinlan one each. Obringer won seven faceoffs and Hughes two.
Neshaminy (3-0) will travel to Roman Catholic on Tuesday.
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