Nonleague
Wilson 16, Plymouth Whitemarsh 10
Wilson’s fast start was enough to doom Plymouth Whitemarsh in Thursday’s nonleague game. Though the Colonials managed to overcome an early 6-2 deficit to claw back to within one goal at 9-8, the visitors pulled away to earn the 16-10 win.
“Wilson came out the first quarter and played very aggressive and fast,” said PW coach Ellen Reilly. “We were not ready, and it took us awhile to match their intensity. By then it was too late. We were in the hole 6-2 at the end of the first.
“The last three quarters I was proud that my players continued to fight and match Wilson‘s intensity. We got within one at 9-8. With some great play from freshman Gracie Kerns, Kaiane Jayo, Maite Jayo, Mia Baron, and Bri Reynolds all taking turns on the circle fighting for possession. And our goalie Addi Stein had 11 saves.”
Kerns led the Colonials with four goals, and Meghan Wendler had a four-point game on two goals and two assists. Reynolds had a goal and two assists, while Maite Jayo, Katie Guarino, and Soph Nagle each chipped in with one goal.
The Colonials (10-4 overall, 6-3 American Conference) visit Harriton today at 3:45 pm for another nonleague matchup.
Wilson 9-7 16
Plymouth Whitemarsh 6-4 10
Souderton 19, Hatboro-Horsham 9
Avery Farina and Carly Gavetti both scored five goals to lead the Indians to the non-league win. Farina also contributed an assist in a six-point game while Gavetti added three draw controls.
Tatum Andrews had two goals and five assists in a seven-point night. She also had one draw control. Caroline Kelcy added a hat trick and a team-high seven draw controls. Ella Longacre scored one goal and had two draw controls while Cammy Moyer also had one goal.
Nicole Kleckner recorded six saves in a winning effort in goal for the Indians.
For the Hatters, Mia Fisher led the way with three goals and four draw controls. Tara O’Donnell added two goals and one draw control. Adding one goal and one draw control each were Gianna Carr and Nat Tocci. Ava Maus and Bailey Fleig both contributed one goal. Kali Fulmer and Lauren Steinberger each had one draw control. Amber MacIntosh recorded five saves in goal for the Hatters.
Souderton (6-9, 0-8 SOL) will travel to North Penn on Monday for a 7 p.m. game, and Hatboro-Horsham (3-12, 3-6) will travel to Quakertown on Monday.
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