Check out the recaps for SOL girls’ lacrosse teams in action Wednesday.
National Conference
Council Rock South 17, Pennsbury 2
Ella Mayberry and Camryn Brundage led the attack with five goals each as Council Rock South rolled to a dominant 17-2 win over Pennsbury in Wednesday’s National Conference matchup.
Mayberry added a pair of assists to her goal total, while Brundage added four draw controls.
Gabby Terekhov made three saves to record the win in goal.
By the numbers: Council Rock South: Mia Geneles (2G, 4A, 1DC), Ella Mayberry (5G, 2A, 2DC), Camryn Brundage (5G, 4DC, 1CTO), Mia Schink (2G, 1A, 6DC), Julia Haurin (3G), Gabby Terekhov (3 saves).
Up next: Pennsbury will host Strath Haven at 5 pm Friday. The Hawks will host Penncrest at 11:30 am Saturday.
SOL non-league crossover
Springfield Twp 16, Council Rock North 9
In a total team effort that saw seven players contribute to the scoring, with 13 goals coming with assists, as Springfield Twp bested Council Rock North 16-9 in Wednesday’s SOL Crossover nonleague game.
Julia Guicheteau (4 assists) and Casen Powell (2 assists) each scored four goals to lead the Spartans. Frankie Rizzo also had a six-point effort with three goals and three assists.
Catherine McBride led the Indians offense with three goals and an assist. Addison Peppi added a hat trick.
By the numbers: Springfield Twp: Frankie Rizzo (3G, 3A), Julia Guicheteau (4G, 4A), Casen Powell (4G, 2A), Adrianna Demers (1G, 1A), Lucy McDevitt (3G, 1A), Caroline Dailey (1G), Ella McLaughlin (2A).
Council Rock North: Addison Peppi (3G), Olivia Esposito (1G), Stella Allain (1G), Gabriella Mann (1G, 2A), Catherine McBride (3G, 1A).
Springfield Twp coach Katrina Metz Borzelleca: “We got out to a great start. Today was a great team win. Our attack played well together – being patient, continuing to attack different ways throughout the game, and looking for high-percentage scoring opportunities. I was proud of them for the way they continue to be selfless and find each other – 13 of our 16 goals were assisted.”
—Props: “Our midfielders did well fighting for the draw controls, working well together on ground balls and really helping direct things on both ends of the field.”
—Defense coming together: “On the defensive end, we have really started to feed off of each other. They are seeing the slides and making adjustments together as a team and really becoming a solid group. I am very happy with their play and am looking forward to seeing them continue to grow together as a team as the season goes on.”
Up next: The Spartans will look to build on their successes when they visit perennial American Conference powerhouse Upper Dublin at 3:30 pm today. North will visit Souderton at 6:30 pm today.
Hatboro-Horsham 12, Neshaminy 11 (OT)
This was a goal that Charlotte McCabe likely won’t forget anytime soon.
McCabe’s golden goal capped off a thrilling game and a superb team effort as Hatboro-Horsham picked up its first win of the season in dramatic fashion with an 12-11 overtime goal over Neshaminy in Wednesday’s SOL Crossover nonleague game.
Ava Maus scored the late goal for the Hatters to knot the score and force the extra frame. Maus also finished with two assists and three ground balls. Leah Johnson scored a team-leading five goals and also racked up four interceptions, two ground balls and six draw controls.
For Neshaminy, Maria Mitchell poured in a game-high seven goals.
The win was the first for Hatters’ coach Lauren Holliday, and it came against her alma mater.
By the numbers: Hatboro-Horsham: Ava Maus (1G, 2A, 3GB), Lucy Yeomans (1GB), Shealee Killoran (2G, 2A), Charlotte McCabe (1G), Allison Neumann (1G), Izzy Bellano (1G, 2A, 2GB, 6DC), Emma Tercha (1G, 1GB), Leah Johnson (5G, 4INT, 2GB, 6DC), Amy Quinonez (1INT), Taryn O’Donnell (2GB), Cora Saxor (1GB), Natalie Stasio (1GB), Olivia Figueroa (11 saves).
Neshaminy: Maria Mitchell (7G), Reese Merrill (2G), Emily Hines (2G).
Hatboro-Horsham coach Lauren Holliday: “The team delivered an unforgettable performance tonight, securing a hard-fought overtime victory. In a game that came down to the final moments, the team refused to quit. The girls dug deep, stayed composed and finished the job in overtime. Communication on the field was sharp, transitions were crisp, and most importantly, they played as one unit. Every player contributed to this victory.”
—Scoring: “During the first quarter, Shaelee and Leah got the scoring started early, each finding the back of the net twice. The attack continued with Izzy and Leah in the second quarter. Allison and Emma each scored during the third quarter. During the fourth quarter, Leah added two more goals while Ava scored one to tie up the game and force overtime. In the overtime, Charlotte delivered the game-winning goal to secure the victory.”
—Props: “Big shoutout to our girls on the circle who fought hard – Izzy Bellano, Allison Neuman, and Leah Johnson.”
Up next: The Hatters look to build on their first win when they visit William Tennent at 3:30 pm today. Neshaminy will visit Pennridge at 7 pm today.
Nonleague
Central Bucks South 22, Interboro 11
The beginning of the 2026 season hasn’t been kind to Central Bucks South. But it’s given the Titans plenty of experience against quality opponents.
After opening the season with two top-tier nonleague teams and a local rivalry game against Central Bucks East, the Titans were ready to show what they’ve learned from playing quality opponents.
On Wednesday, the Titans exploded out of the gate, putting up five goals in each the first and second quarters, and exploding for eight more in the third, on the way to doubling up Interboro 22-11 in a nonleague matchup.
Kaylee Conor (5 goals, 2 assists) and Sarah Victory (4 goals, 3 assists) led a spread-out South attack.
By the numbers: Central Bucks South: Kaylee Conor (5G, 2A), Kelly McDonald (4G, 4A, 4GB, 3CTO, 4DC), Tessa Walls (4G, 2A, 7GB, 2CTO, 4DC), Sarah Victor (4G, 3A), Kaeli Vandersluis (2G, 4GB, 3CTO, 3DC), Bella Ricker (2G, 2A, 3GB), Elysia Fessler (1G, 2A), Ryann Vandersluis (1A, 4GB, 3CTO), Taylor Aldrich (4CTO, 3GB, 2DC), Jordyn McCartin (3GB, 1CTO)
Central Bucks South coach Janique Craig: “I was really proud of our team effort today. This was a complete game from start to finish. We had seven different goal scorers, which speaks to how unselfish we played and how well we moved the ball offensively. We opened the season against two top-ranked teams and are coming off a tough loss to CB East this week where our offense was not clicking, so it was great to see the chemistry and connections come together today. Defensively, we created a lot of turnovers and turned those into many fast-break transition opportunities. It is exciting to see how much the girls are improving every day.”
Up next: South will host Quakertown at 3:45 pm Tuesday.
Interboro 4 2 5 0 – 11
Central Bucks South 5 5 8 4 – 22
Lower Moreland 17, Archbishop Ryan 4
Mia Rosala had three goals and three assists and Maddie Broderick scored a hat trick and recorded seven draw controls as Lower Moreland dominated nonleague opponent Archbishop Ryan 17-4 on Wednesday.
The Lions roared out to a 6-0 lead after one quarter and had built an 11-3 lead at halftime.
By the numbers: Lower Moreland: Mary Skaziak (1G), Mia Rosala (3G, 3A), Maddie Broderick (3G, 7DC), Haylee Huber (2G, 1A), Emma O’Connell (3G, 1A), Ella Broderick (1G, 1A).
Up next: Lower Moreland is back in action at 3:30 pm today at Cheltenham.
Archbishop Ryan 0 3 1 0 – 4
Lower Moreland 6 5 3 3 – 17
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