Check out the recaps for SOL boys/girls lacrosse teams in action Thursday.

Boys
PENNRIDGE 8, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 7 (2 OTs)
In a classic battle between the neighboring rivals, it was the Rams eking out a win in the overtime thriller when junior Logan Lazasz scored in the second overtime. For the Rams, this was a win that was a long time coming.
“In my two years here, we’ve lost two one-goal games and a two-goal game,” said coach JP Banks, who coached with West coach Matt Coverdale. “I don’t think Pennridge has beaten CB West since 2012.
“They are good, they are really good, and I think we’re a pretty good team. We came out and we played tough. I have tons of respect for Matt (Coverdale), his staff and all the work they do with those kids. I have nothing but good things to say about how hard his kids play, how fundamentally sound they are, how they do the right things and how they fight and never give up.”
The Rams won it when Lazasz came up with a loose ball in the midfield.
“Logan Lazasz picked the ball up and was ready before anybody, kind of won the whistle and sprinted down the right sideline, went underneath and just jammed it home,” Banks said. “This is one of the best CB West teams I’ve seen, and I’ve been watching them for a long time. They have some real, real good players. It was a battle.”
The Rams, who led 2-0 after one quarter, took a 4-2 lead into halftime and still led by two (5-3) heading into the final quarter when the Bucks scored four goals to just two for the Rams, knotting the score 7-7 at the end of regulation.
“They did a real good job possessing the ball,” Banks said of the Bucks. “We probably played two-thirds of the game on defense at least.
“They got a lot of shots, but our defense did a really good job of forcing shots from difficult angles, and Tristin (Banks) was making a lot of saves.”
Banks finished with 19 saves in goal for the Rams after sitting out Monday’s game against Unionville with the flu.
“He came out and really stood on his head,” Banks said, going on to acknowledge his defense. “Brandan Howell, Andy Kelly, Johnnie Banks, Dan Hart, and all our middies played great defense, but our D middies, Tyler Sessa, PJ Matkowski and Shane Hartzell – they just did a real nice job.”
Lazasz and Nick Fanelli both finished the game with three goals and two assists, and Kevin Britner added a pair. Ryan Garner had two assists.
For the Bucks. Erik Ojert scored a pair while Joey Rockovich, John McCreary, Zach Lorino, Jake Ojert and Garrett Hitchens each had one goal. Rockovich and Michael Samson both chipped in an assist.
West’s Garrett Hitchens won 12-of-19 face-offs. Zach Hess and Colin Horton each scooped up six ground balls.
West goalie Max Dunar was credited with 11 saves.
Pennridge (5-1, 1-0 SOL) will host North Penn on Tuesday at 7 p.m., and Central Bucks West (5-1, 0-1) will host Pine-Richland on Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
Pennridge 2-2-1-2-0-1 8
Central Bucks West 0-2-1-4-0-0 7

SOUDERTON 11, SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP 6
The Indians raced out of the gate to a 7-1 halftime lead on their way to a win over the visiting Spartans in the league opener for both squads.
Cole Witoslawski led the Indians with four goals and one assist, and Stephen Blue added two goals and three assists. Walker Martin had a pair of goals, and contributing single goals were Jalen White, Dylan Anderson and Mike Raley. Adam Booze had a pair of assists.
For the Spartans, Trey DuBose had a hat trick while Paul Richardson, Wilson Krewson and Zach Coppol had one goal each.
Souderton (5-2, 1-0 SOL) will host Abington on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., and Springfield Township (4-3, 0-1) will travel to Upper Dublin on Tuesday.

NORTH PENN 15, NESHAMINY 8
The Knights, who led 4-2 after one quarter, took a 7-3 lead into halftime and then outscored their visitors 8-5 in the second half en route to the conference win.
Lucas Yannul led a balanced attack with three goals and an assist while Danny Payne added two goals and three assists. Eric Diamond, Darkari Luby and Andrew Kelly each added one goal. Diamond also had a pair of assist to finish with a four-point night. Adding one goal each were Connor Young, Matt Dickson, Nic Conroy and Jake Bavuso. Bavuso, Conroy and Stephen Rinck all added one assist.
Terryn Arnott and RJ Macnamara combined to win 13 face-offs with Arnott coming away with seven.
Bryon Rimmer (three saves) and Ryan Bausman (four saves) split time in goal for the Knights.
North Penn (5-2, 1-0 SOL) will travel to Pennridge on Tuesday for a 7 p.m. contest, and Neshaminy (5-1, 0-1) will host Marple Newtown on Saturday at 12:30.
Neshaminy 2-1-1-4 8
North Penn 4-3-5-3 15

PENNSBURY 20, NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 5
The Falcons rolled to a no-doubt-about-it win over the Lions in a non-league contest.
Ben Abraham led the Falcons with four goals and two assists. Luke Vando (3 goals, 1 assist) and Max Jackman (3 goals, 3 ground balls) both added a hat trick while Nick Sutton (2 goals, 2 assists) and Cole Ruoff (2 goals, 1 assist) also had multi-goal games. Contributing one goal each were Nate Racagno, Corey Dixon, Avery Dysart, Colby Seneca, Gavin Fleming and Brady Rocco. Racagno also added a pair of assists and nine ground balls, and Dixon had an assist and three ground balls. Dysart added six ground balls and Seneca, three ground balls. Jake Krefetz had a team-high 10 ground balls, and Bryse Raniello had five.
The Falcons dominated at the X, winning 22-of-28 face-offs.
“Our face-off play was led by sophomore Jake Krefetz and consisted of strong efforts at the X by Ryan DeZutel, Dan Smollon, Sam Humbert and Colby Seneca,” coach Drew Artin said.
Pennsbury (5-2, 0-1 SOL) will be on the road at Council Rock North on Tuesday.

ARCHBISHOP RYAN 8, UPPER MORELAND 3

LANSDALE CATHOLIC 10, QUAKERTOWN 5

Girls
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 9, UPPER MORELAND 6
Finley Ueland was all but unstoppable in Thursday’s win, scoring five goals and assisting on four others to lead the Bucks to a win over the previously undefeated Golden Bears.
“We still need to work on lapses, but the team gained back their composure and momentum, even after Upper Moreland came within one goal,” West coach Tara Schmucker said. “Finley was perfect on free positions and had a nine-point game, which was impressive.”
Senior Maddie Maio turned in an outstanding performance of her own, scoring five goals and adding an assist.
“Maddie Maio had an overall exceptional game,” Schmucker said. “She was offensively sound, but she also had three draws and five caused turnovers.”
Also for the Bucks, Dani Dundas and Liv Fitzgerald each scored a pair of goals. Julia Carey and Chloe Miller-Russo had one goal each while Emma Haring added an assist.
The two teams were deadlocked 4-4 and again 6-6 with West taking an 8-6 lead into halftime.
“Overall, it was a great game, but West’s ability on the draws is what hurt us the most,” UM coach Kim Frantz said.
For the Golden Bears, Emma Meakim led the way with three goals and an assist. Jess Flanagan and Megan O’Donnell both had two goals while Chloe Leiter added a goal and two assists and Moira Olexa had a goal and an assist. Bryanna Gordon had one assist.
West goalie Lauren Ring turned away three shots in the win while UM goalie Cheyanne Grumm was credited with seven saves.
Central Bucks West (6-1) will host Hatboro-Horsham on Friday at 7 p.m., and Upper Moreland (6-1, 1-0) will host Lower Moreland on Monday.
Central Bucks West 8-8 16
Upper Moreland 6-3 9