Boys
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 12, HARRITON 4
Joey Rockovich spent Saturday’s non-league contest at the Katie Samson Festival setting up his teammates. The West senior finished with five assists, including one that vaulted Rockovich to a milestone. A helper to Christian Kunkel gave Rockovich his 200th career point and ensured him a spot in the program’s record books. He also scored a goal in a six-point day.
The Bucks led 3-1 at halftime but then exploded for nine second-half goals to earn the convincing win.
Erik Ojert had a pair of goals and an assist, and John McCreary and Christian Kunkel also had two goals each. Michael Samson, Ben Sexauer, Jake Ojert, Zach Lorino and Ryan Moylan added one goal each. Lorino, Mark McCool, Colin Horton and Garrett Paley all had one assist in a contest that saw 12 different players get their names in the scoring column.
Garrett Hitchens won 12-of-18 face-offs.
Goalie Max Dunar recorded 10 saves in the win. Conner Garrison added one save.
Central Bucks West (10-2, 4-1 SOL) will host North Penn on Tuesday.
Central Bucks West 1-2-5-4 12
Harriton 1-0-1-2 4
PENNSBURY 15, ARCHBISHOP WOOD 8
The Falcons took a tenuous 6-5 lead into halftime but outscored the Vikings 6-1 in the third quarter to take control of the game.
Ben Abraham’s seven-point night (three goals, four assists) led the Falcons. Cole Ruoff had a team-high four goals while Max Jackman and Luke Vando each had a hat trick. Vando also had an assist and led the Falcons with six ground balls. Gavin Fleming contributed two goals and an assist while Avery Dysart, Brady Rocco and Nick Sutton had one goal each.
Nate Racagno scooped up four ground balls while Ryan DeZutel and Sam Humbert each had three. Dan Smollen was credited with two ground balls. Humbert won 10 of 14 faceoffs while DeZutel won four of six and Smollen, three of six.
Tim Davis (four saves) and Jack Blohm (two saves) split time in goal.
Pennsbury (8-5, 2-3 SOL) will travel to Pennridge on Tuesday.
Pennsbury 3-3-6-3 15
Archbishop Wood 3-2-1-2 8
SPRINGSIDE CHESTNUT HILL 10, PENNRIDGE 9
The Rams lost a tightly contested non-league game at the Katie Samson Festival. They battled the Blue Devils to a 3-3 halftime tie. The Blue Devils took a 6-4 lead into the final quarter, and the Rams – despite scoring five goals – couldn’t get over the hump.
Nick Fanelli had a big day for the Rams, scoring six goals and assisting on another for a seven-point game. Logan Lazasz added a pair, and Kevin Britner had a goal and an assist. Jack Garner had a pair of assists.
Tristan Banks recorded eight saves in goal for the Rams.
Pennridge (8-5, 3-2 SOL) will host Pennsbury on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Springside Chestnut Hill 1-2-3-4 10
Pennridge 1-2-1-5 9
SHIPLEY 8, WISSAHICKON 7
The Trojans fell by just one goal in a hard fought non-league on Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival.
Harrison Williams had a hand in four goals, scoring one and assisting on three others. Brody Myers had a pair of goals while Michael Licata, Jackson Intrieri, EJ Schreiner and John Dickson had one each.
Brad Melvin recorded six saves in goal for the Trojans.
Wissahickon (4-7, 4-0 SOL) will travel to Plymouth Whitemarsh on Tuesday.
Girls
WISSAHICKON 14, RIDLEY 5
The Trojans controlled play in Saturday’s non-league game.
Sam Intrieri led the Trojans with a game-high four goals and two assists. Kelly Dickson added a hat trick to go along with two assists and four draw controls. Abby DeGroat also had three goals, and Maddie Hippensteal scored two. Quinn Gaffey contributed a goal and an assist, and Brooke Berry had one goal. Maggie Wurzbach added an assist.
Jaclyn Staub came up big in goal, turning away 12 shots in a winning effort for the Trojans.
Wissahickon (4-8, 2-2 SOL) will host Plymouth Whitemarsh on Monday.
PENNSBURY 14, WEST CHESTER EAST 13
Pennsbury's Maddie Spratt has shown the potential in her freshman year to become a dominant player in time. She moved the timeline up quite a bit in Saturday's game against West Chester East.
Spratt had three goals and four assists and scored the game-winner with 7.1 seconds to go as the Falcons defeated WC East 14-13. For Spratt, the goal total equaled her previous season total and the four assists were within two of her total prior to this game.
Pennsbury was led by Lily Nolan, who had six more goals after her nine-goal performance against Souderton Thursday. Nolan is now one away from her third-straight season of at least 50 goals.
The Falcons led throughout before West Chester East tied it with a pair of goals 10 seconds apart with just under two minutes to play. The winning play started with a caused turnover by Annie Price, who ran it down the field and got it to Brooke Weaver, who found Spratt for the winner. Price, who had three goals and nine draw controls, then won the final draw as Pennsbury ran out the clock.
Pennsbury (6-4, 2-2 SOL) will host Central Bucks West on Monday.
RADNOR 16, UPPER DUBLIN 2
The Flying Cardinals found themselves on the short end of a 10-1 score at halftime, and things didn’t improve a whole lot in the second half of Saturday’s non-league contest at the Katie Samson Festival.
Julia Reardon and Becky Browndorf each scored a goal for the Cardinals.
Upper Dublin (8-4, 2-2 SOL) will be on the road at Upper Moreland on Monday for a 7 p.m. contest.
Radnor 10-6 16
Upper Dublin 1-1 2
AGNES IRWIN 17, ABINGTON 3
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