Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Friday. PW/NP photos by Keith Clemens Photography. Check back for a gallery of photos: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f1055694815
Nonleague
Wilson 9, Central Bucks East 5
Central Bucks East received single goals from five different players but couldn’t keep up with Wilson in Friday’s 9-5 nonleague loss.
Michael Smallwood, Thomas Williams, Mathew Bowen, David Brown, and Patrick Coleman each scored once for the Patriots. Williams and Adam Volm each had one assist.
The Patriots received strong efforts across the field from Smallwood (1 CTO), Williams (1 GB), Brown (3 CTO, 3 GB), Coleman (2 GB), Blake Bishop (1 CTO), Ben Bridegum (2 CTO), Tristan Smith (4 GB), Dean Blackwell (2 GB), Joe O’Leary (1 GB) and Rowen Coverdale (1 CTO, 2-for-3 FO).
Nolan Gerstberger made 18 saves in a busy day in the cage for East.
Central Bucks East stands at 10-6 overall, 7-2 in National Conference play. The Patriots will close out their regular season when they host Pennsbury at 7 pm Tuesday.
Springfield Twp 18, George School 7
Matt Capoferri and Tommy Coppol each had eight-point games and Adam Fleuhr was right behind with seven points as Springfield Twp rolled to an 18-7 victory over George School in Friday’s nonleague game.
Capoferri scored five goals and assisted on three others. Tommy Coppol scored three and dished out five assists. And Fluehr scored four goals and added three assists. Jack Vecchione scored twice, while Peter Thallner, Jack Brandreth, Tommy Shevlin, and Logan Stum each added single goals for the Spartans, who improve to 12-3 overall, 7-2 in American Conference play. They will visit Shipley School at 4 pm Monday.
Springfield Twp 12-6 18
George School 4-3 7
Plymouth Whitemarsh 7, North Penn 4
The Colonials picked up their ninth consecutive win on Friday night at host North Penn.
Trailing 3-2 after the first quarter, the Colonials defense, led by junior LSM/defenseman Isaiah Bainbridge (3CTO, 9GB), senior defenseman Frank Lynch (3CTO, 3GB), and junior defenseman Chase Welliver (1A, 3CTO, 3GB), held the Knights offense to 1 goal in the remaining three quarters.
Sophomore goalie Mason Best was stellar in net with 10 saves. Once the defense was able to hold their ground, the Colonials offense scored five goals to take and hold the lead. At the helm were sophomore midfielders Jack Cooper, who had a hat trick, and Drew Strohl who had two goals and an assist. Attackmen Dylan Ippolito and Ben Backenstose each had a goal apiece.
Holy Ghost Prep 8, New Hope-Solebury 4
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