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Non-league
NESHAMINY 16, CONWELL-EGAN 11
Jess Reardon turned away 20 shots in a standout performance in goal in Neshaminy’s come-from-behind win.
Delaney Mee led the ‘Skins with four goals while Reese Merrill had a hat trick.
By the numbers: Neshaminy: Delaney Mee (4G), Reese Merrill (3G), Abby Weiner (2G), Maria Mitchell (2G), Casey Baltzer (1G), Chloe Brison (1G), Morgan McDevitt (1G), Taylena Rogers (1G), Emily Hines (1G)
Neshaminy coach Laurie Smith:
–The game: “Down at halftime, this group showed a ton of resilience—coming out and scoring seven in the third to take control of the game.
“Delaney Mee led the scoring with four goals. Reese Merrill added three more, and Abby Weiner and Maria Mitchell each had two.
“We also had great contributions from Casey Baltzer, Chloe Brison, Morgan McDevitt, Taylena Rogers, and Emily Hines – all finding the back of the net. Goalie Jess Reardon had a breakout performance with 20 saves—she was a difference maker for us. It was a total team win and a big step forward for this group.”
Up next: Neshaminy will host Hatboro-Horsham on Wednesday.
UPPER DUBLIN 15, BOYERTOWN 6
The Cardinals wasted little time before seizing control of Tuesday’s non-league contest, opening up a 4-1 lead after one quarter and extending that to 9-2 by halftime.
Bridget DiMartile dominated play at the midfield with nine draw controls. The junior standout and senior Maeve Hogan both had a hand in seven goals. Ava Shoehn added a five-point game, and Shannon Connaughton had a four-point game.
By the numbers: Upper Dublin: Bridget DiMartile (4G, 3A, 9DC, 2CT), Maeve Hogan (4G, 3A, 3CT), Ava Shohen (3G, 2A, 2DC), Shannon Connaughton (2G, 2A, 2DC, 1CT), Abby Rucker (2G, 3DC), Liv Coffey (1CT), Emma Shervin (3 saves)
Upper Dublin coach Dee Cross:
–The game: “It was great to get back out on the field after a week without a game. The girls played hard and really worked well together.
“Boyertown is always intense, and they never let down. This was a good game for us to see what works and what we need to work on. We have some new players on the field this year after graduating some key players, and the girls are still learning from each other. It was a good team win.”
Up next: Upper Dublin will host Springfield Twp on Thursday.
Boyertown 1-1-1-3 6
Upper Dublin 4-5-5-1 15
SOUDERTON 17, LANSDALE CATHOLIC 11
The Indians opened up a 6-3 lead after one quarter but still led by just three at halftime (9-6). They put some distance between themselves and the Crusaders with a seven-goal third quarter.
Carly Gavetti’s seven-point game led the Indians while Caroline Kelcy had a five-point game and Aly Hassett and Rae Wallace both had four-point games. Addie Yost contributed a hat trick and five draw controls. Marlie Bussom’s five caused turnovers led the defense.
By the numbers: Souderton: Marlie Bussom (1A, 5CTO, 1DC, 4GB), Carly Gavetti (5G, 2A, 1CTO, 2GB), Aly Hassett (3G, 1A, 1CTO, 2DC, 3GB), Caroline Kelcy (3G, 2A), Cammy Moyer (1A), Rae Wallace (3G, 1A), Addie Yost (3G, 5DC, 3GB), Nika Fulginiti (11 saves)
Lansdale Catholic: Paige Czincila (1A), Casey Dvorchak (1G), Rylee Fanelli (8G, 1A), Tara Monahan (1G), Paige Simpson (1G), Abby Dranousky (3 saves)
Up next: Souderton will host Council Rock North in its SOL opener Thursday.
Souderton 6-3-7-1 17
Lansdale Catholic 3-3-3-2 11
UPPER MORELAND 10, POPE JOHN PAUL II 6
Katie Hess and Keiley Hawk combined for seven goals to lead a balanced Golden Bear attack.
By the numbers: Upper Moreland: Keira Hess (4G), Keiley Hawk (3G, 4DC), Kourtney Malone (1G), Leah King (1G, 4DC), Maci Griffith (1G), Sophia Perrine (1A), Maggie Brophy (1A), Eva Gorrell (1A, 4DC), Molly McCann (8 saves)
Upper Moreland coach Kim Frantz:
–The game: “With 10 goals and eight different people contributing to those goals, we are starting to work nicely together as a team. Every day we are making improvements.
–Props: “Congratulations to freshman Kourtney Malone for her first official high school career goal! As a team, we did a much better job on the draw today and in transition. Bridget Hess did a great job today switching from being an attack player to defender. Keira Hess led the team with 4 goals. Keiley Hawk, Leah King, and Eva Gorrell led the team in draws and hustled all over the field. Madeline Cox was solid as our leader on defense.”
Up next: Upper Moreland will host Upper Merion in a non-league game Friday.
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