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SOL Patriot Division
NESHAMINY 6, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 1
Mia Brooks connected for a hat trick and also had an assist to lead the Redskins to the division win. Maci Fox broke a scoreless tie late in the opening quarter, using a Taylor Tenaglia assist. Two minutes later, Brooks added a goal to spot the Redskins a 2-0 lead.
The two teams exchanged goals in the second quarter with Eva Garrison finding the cage for the Redskins and Ashley Kim answering with a goal for the Indians.
The Redskins added to their lead in the second half, thanks to a pair of goals by Brooks as well as a single goal from Lilly Cimochowski.
The win was the fifth in a row for the Redskins after a loss in their season opener.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
Maci Fox from Taylor Tenaglia (N) 4:16
Mia Brooks (N) 2:11
Second quarter
Eve Garrison from Mia Brooks (N) 8:28
Ashley Kim (CRN) 7:57
Third quarter
Mia Brooks from Eve Garrison (N) 4:41
Fourth quarter
Mia Brooks (N) 6:52
Lilly Cimochowski (N) 06.8
Neshaminy coach Jamie Pinto:
“As each game goes on, we are really starting to come together as a team. Today, forwards Mia Brooks, Eve Garrison, and Maci Fox worked well with midfielders Taylor Tenaglia and Chloe Brison to create good passing patterns and scoring opportunities.
“As a team, we worked well supporting each other up and down the field, and our defensive unit has continued to play well, stepping up and not allowing many shots. “
Up next: Neshaminy is off until Wednesday, Sept. 23, when the Redskins will host Pennsbury in a key division showdown. Council Rock North will host Pennsbury on Thursday.
Council Rock North 0-1-0-0 1
Neshaminy 2-1-1-2 6
PENNSBURY 8, BENSALEM 3
(Submitted by Pennsbury field hockey)
The Falcons had to wait almost a full week between games and were chomping at the bit to get out on their home field and compete. Their preparation during that time was focused on honing technical and tactical skills in order to be ready for a very hungry Bensalem team.
“Bensalem always comes ready to play and has caught us with our guard down many times in the past, capitalizing on their fierce competitive power to put us on our heels,” Pennsbury coach Traci Curtis said. “Their
program has continued to grow each season and it’s great to see the progress.
“Our preparation was purposeful. We were laser focused on doing what it would take to get the win today and that included just playing our style and getting out of the gate with strength.”
Pennsbury did just that when Ryan Burdette landed a backhand shot over the goalie’s head at the 10:30 mark in the first quarter putting PHS up 1-0.
“We had a great passing sequence up the right side that ended up on Burdette’s stick and she went for the reverse – it was a great choice. Our girls set a dominant tone for the game and came out working the ball beautifully all over the field as a solid unit,” said Curtis.
The Owls had an answer four minutes later on a really well-executed penalty corner and evened the score 1-1. Three minutes later, the orange and black earned a penalty corner and Burdette struck again.
“The corner play was broken up, but they shifted in response,” Curtis said. “Lilly Alon received a misplaced pass and put the ball right on cage where Burdette collected the rebound and put it in for her second goal of the quarter.”
The Falcons went up 2-1 for a short time until Ava Pinto tipped in a shot from Cailyn Reilly on another PHS corner sending them into the second quarter up 3-1.
Bensalem held Pennsbury defensively for the first seven minutes of the second quarter until Abby Iacona opened the flood gates, scoring on a great heads up rebound off the goalie’s pads to make it 4-1.
“We were strong in the circle today, doing a nice job of filling the spaces, getting rebounds and giving ourselves repeated opportunities on cage with tons of pressure,” Curtis said.
Pennsbury added three more goals in the quarter to enter halftime up 7-1. Multiple players got their name in the books – Regan Rodriguez scored unassisted at the 5:31 mark when an Iacona shot got misplayed by the goalie. One minute later, Cailyn Reilly tallied her first goal of the game on a beautiful corner shot from the top. Lilly Alon finished off the half scoring her first of the game on an assist by Iacona.
Abby Iacona struck again soon after halftime weaving her way across the
cage to tally an unassisted goal for PHS and lighting up the scoreboard 8-1. That score remained going into the final fifteen minutes. You can’t ever go to sleep on Bensalem.
Curtis said, “The Owls don’t give up and work really well together to battle to the bitter end. They beat us in the fourth quarter, keeping us scoreless and tallying a couple for themselves.”
The Falcons’ scoring ended with eight, but Bensalem added two in their scorebook in the fourth bringing the final score to 8-3.
“It was a very offensive game for us as we controlled possession for much of the time, but I don’t want to minimize the effort of our defensive unit,” Curtis said. “They kept Bensalem scoreless for two entire quarters and stopped many opportunities all over the field.
“Defensive stops are the start of offensive pushes, and our D unit does a great job using high level field hockey IQ to set us up for success from the backfield. It was a good game today, but we are never satisfied and that is what will keep us powered along the way.”
Up next: Pennsbury will travel to Patriot Division peer, Council Rock North, on Thursday for their first meeting of the season. Bensalem will be on the road at Council Rock South Thursday.
Bensalem 1-0-0-2 3
Pennsbury 3-4-1-0 8
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 8, HARRY S TRUMAN 0
Six different players contributed to the scoring for the Golden Hawks, who were led by the two-goal efforts of Sarah Lubaczewski and Addy Dechario.
Scoring Summary
Sarah Lubaczewski (2 goals)
Lily Krepich (1 goal)
Addy Dechario (2 goals)
Macie Schmidt (1 goal)
Mia Schink (1 goal)
Emily Hamnett (1 goal)
Up next: Council Rock South will host Bensalem on Thursday, and Harry S Truman will travel to Bensalem Friday.
SOL Colonial Division
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4, PENNRIDGE 0
Brynn Bonargo and Sam Lefferty teamed up for a pair of goals in the opening quarter, and the visiting Patriots took that 2-0 lead into halftime.
Bonargo completed her hat trick with a goal early in the third quarter, and Emerson McFeely’s goal late in the quarter closed out the scoring. Bonargo, who had a hand in all four goals, had the assist.
Nora Kanyok record four saves in the shutout win.
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
Brynn Bonargo assisted Sam Lafferty (CBE) 10:04
Brynn Bonargo assisted by Sam Lafferty (CBE) 3:58
Second quarter
No score
Third quarter
Brynn Bonargo assisted by Nell Zietsman (CBE) 11:07
Emerson McFeely assisted by Brynn Bonargo (CBE) 2:46 left
Fourth quarter
No score
By the numbers: Corners: CBE 5, Pennridge 10; Shots on goal: CBE 8, Pennridge 5.
Goalkeeper saves: Nora Kanyok (CBE) 4, Ella Ricci (P) 4
Jules Zipperlen (CBE) 1 defensive save
Central Bucks East coach Emma Rosenthal:
–The game: “Tonight was a total team win- everyone really did their part. We’ve been working really hard on timing our passes and connecting with each other, and that paid off tonight. We have a big week ahead of us- I’m just happy to kick it off with a great win.”
–Props: “Brynn Bonargo has had an amazing season already, and she and was able to capitalize early on offensive corners for us. Brynn and Emerson McFeely worked really well together on the attacking side along with Reese Berkowitz and Lily Okolichany. Big shoutout to Thea Martinez- she was all over the field tonight, making things happen on both sides of the ball. Nora Kanyok had a great night in goal, earning her first ever varsity shutout.”
Pennridge coach Chris Chookagian:
“Due to key injuries, we had to move some players around today. This group is seeing the progress each day. It’s good to know we can move players around to where we need them at any given time.
“CB East is a consistent side and played well today, giving our defense a challenge. As we look for that first win of 2026, we will take today’s result into practice tomorrow as we prepare for another trip on the road.”
Up next: Central Bucks East will host Central Bucks West Thursday (7pm), and Pennridge will be on the road at Central Bucks South (5:15pm).
Central Bucks East 2-0-2-0 4
Pennridge 0-0-0-0 0
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 2, SOUDERTON 0
It was a special night at War Memorial Field Tuesday.
The Bucks were playing for a cause – to raise money for pediatric cancer, and they celebrated the Doylestown Athletic Association youth players in attendance by turning in a shutout performance against the visiting Indians.
Zola Morelli broke a scoreless tie with a goal during corner play, turning a pass from Claire Demmer into a goal.
That 1-0 lead stood until late in the fourth quarter when Heidi Schoenleber scored.
Souderton’s defense stood tall against a West offense that generated 21 shots. Sophomore goalie Rylee DeSimone turned away 17 shots in a stellar outing.
With the win, the Bucks upped their record to 6-0 on the season.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
No score
Second quarter
Zola Morelli from Claire Demmer corner (CBW) 3:18
Third quarter
No score
Fourth quarter
Heidi Schoenleber corner (CBW) 2:22
By the numbers: Penalty corners: CBW 12, S 2, Shots on goal: CBW 21, S 3.
Goalkeeper saves: CBW 1, S (Rylee DeSimone) 17.
PCs 12, SOG 21, GK Saves 1
Central Bucks West coach Lori Ierubino:
“It was a great night of field hockey – raising money for Pediatric cancer and celebrating the DAA youth players in the community. We dominated the game despite the low number of goals.
“Souderton’s defense played as a cohesive unit, making it difficult to score in free play and corners. We were patient and resilient and played good team field hockey to come away with the win.
“We have one more game vs East this week to finish off our first pass through our side of the SOL league. We will continue to work as a team and take one game at a time to achieve our goals.”
–Props: “Heidi Schoenleber was all over the field creating offense and stopping their offense. She had critical aerials to get us out of our backfield. The speed of Laney Hall and Zola Morelli made it very difficult for Souderton to start offense and stop ours.
Up next: Central Bucks West will be on the road at Central Bucks East Thursday (7pm), and Souderton will host North Penn Thursday (6:30pm).
Souderton 0-0-0-0 0
Central Bucks West 0-1-0-1 2
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 6, NORTH PENN 2
Sparked by Amy Hazell’s hat trick, the Titans upped their early season record to 4-1 with an impressive road win over the Knights.
They trailed 1-0 early after Devon Crowley turned a Cissy Lewis pass into a goal less than two minutes into the game.
Goals by Ava Merschbach and Ella Marchesi in the final six minutes of the quarter gave the Titans a 2-1 lead. Hazell scored her first of three goals in the second quarter to send the Titans into halftime with a 3-1 lead on their way to the win.
Hazell finished with three goals and one assist.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
Devon Crowley from Cissy Lewis (NP) 13:19
Ava Merschbach from Amy Hazell (CBS) 5:58
Ella Marchesi from Emily Aldrich (CBS) 1:52
Second quarter
Amy Hazell from Jenna Butler (CBS) 11:32
Third quarter
Dana McGinniss from Emily Aldrich (CBS) 11:18
Cara Albano from Cissy Lewis (NP) 5:52
Fourth quarter
Amy Hazell from Jenna Butler (CBS) 9:14
Amy Hazell from Ava Merschbach (CBS) 6:06
By the numbers: Shots: CBS 20, NP 10; Penalty corners: CBS 8, NP 7;
Goalie saves: CBS: Sophia Hurley 8 , NP Liz McClarren 10
Defensive Saves: NP – Lily Brown and Sofie Arnaiz
Central Bucks South coach Steph Bardell:
“Tonight we were able to convert some of corners we have been struggling to turn to goals and that was a huge win for our team.
“We look forward to our second game of the week and playing Pennridge, also celebrating the people who made a difference in our seniors’ years while at school.”
–Props: “Amy Hazell led the charge tonight for South. She set the pace of the game – our team had one option to keep up.
“Ava Merschbach started the scoring for us tonight with a beautiful tip in from the post. She’s really gaining her confidence in the game.”
Up next: Central Bucks South will host Pennridge on Thursday (5:15pm), and North Penn will host Downingtown East in a non-league game (10am).
Central Bucks South 2-1-1-2 6
North Penn 1-0-1-0 2
SOL Liberty Division
UPPER DUBLIN 7, ABINGTON 0
Claire Wilson connected for a hat trick to lead the Cardinals’ offensive charge. It was Wilson scoring an unassisted goal less than a minute into the game, and the Cards were off and running. By halftime, Wilson had a pair of goals, and the Cards led 3-0 on their way to the convincing win.
Scoring Summary
Claire Wilson (UD) 14:16
Caitlin Diehl (UD) 8:50
Second quarter
Claire Wilson assisted by Mia Guagliardo (UD) 3:35
Third quarter
Caroline Powell assisted by Abby Rucker (UD) 8:54
Mia Guagliardo (UD) 7:45
Aubrey Tritz assisted by Amelia Ungaro (UD) 5:25
Claire Wilson (UD) 1:20
Fourth quarter
No scoring
By the numbers: Offensive Corners: Abington 4, UD 11.
Upper Dublin coach Erica Kelly:
–The game: “Today was our best performance of the season, putting together a complete 60 minutes of play. Big credit goes to Abington, especially for their strong corner defense that forced us to stay patient and create our chances through open play. “On our end, the key was sharp ball movement and unselfish decision-making. The combination of this offensive rhythm with a strong defensive unit for a composed, well-rounded win is what we have been building towards.”
Up next: Upper Moreland will be on the road at Hatboro-Horsham on Thursday, and Abington will travel to Lower Moreland for a non-league game Friday.
Abington 0-0-0-0 0
Upper Dublin 2-1-4-0 7
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 8, WISSAHICKON 0
Gracie Kerns erupted for four goals to lead the Colonials to Tuesday’s shutout win. Kayleigh Boland had a three-point game with two goals and an assist for the Colonials.
It was Kerns turning a Katie Guarino pass into a goal with four-and-a-half minutes remaining in the first quarter to put the Colonials on the board Sophie Kerns added a goal two minutes later, and by halftime, the Colonials led 5-0 on their way to the shutout win.
Scoring Summary
Gracie Kerns – 4 Goals
Kayleigh Boland – 2 Goals, 1 Assist
Sophie Kerns – 1 Goal
Leah Caucci – 1 Goal
Sammy Callan – 2 Assists
Quinn Burns – 1 Assist
Katie Guarino – 1 Assist
Lily Barclay – 2 Saves
Plymouth Whitemarsh coach Charise Halteman:
–The game: “PW had a balanced attack and executed on corners to earn an 8-0 win over Wissahickon this afternoon. Senior Gracie Kerns led the scoring with four goals, using a variety of shots and skills
throughout the game and scoring in all four quarters. Kayleigh Boland added two goals and an assist from the forward line, and forwards Sammy Callan and Sophie Kerns also contributed to the attack.
“Strong midfield play from Quinn Burns and Katie Guarino helped PW maintain possession and create numbers up situations. Julz Scherzer played a strong defensive game to limit Wissahickon’s offensive opportunities. Goalkeepers Bree Molony and Lily Barclay helped PW earn the shutout.”
Wissahickon coach Hannah Havrilla:
“It was a tough game today against PW. We started off strong in the first and third quarters, but we did not finish the way we wanted to. There is a lot to take away from today’s game, and we can only learn from these valuable lessons and continue to move forward.”
–Shoutouts: “I would like to recognize Addy Arnott. She had an amazing work ethic today and continued to fight back even when she made mistakes. I would also like to shout out Ally Maier. She was fearless on our DPC corners as the fly and is someone who never gives up.
“I would also like to shout out Sam Farno. She was definitely a leader out there today. She took shots on APCs, organized our defense, made selfless passes to her teammates, and was someone we could count on throughout the game.”
Up next: Plymouth Whitemarsh will travel to Radnor for a non-league game Friday (4pm), and Wissahickon will host Quakertown on Thursday.
Wissahickon 0-0-0-0 0
Plymouth Whitemarsh 2-3-1-2 8
QUAKERTOWN 12, HATBORO-HORSHAM 1
Quakertown won for the sixth time in as many games, and once again, they put on quite an offensive display.
Sunny Draper led the Panthers’ potent attack with three goals and three assists. Paige Longacre and Penny Longacre both added two goals and an assist.
Cadence Jozefowski turned a Draper pass into a goal 39 seconds into the game, and by the time the first quarter ended, Jozefowski had a pair of goals, and the Panthers led 5-0. By halftime, they extended their lead to 7-0 on their way to the win.
Hatboro-Horsham’s Mackenzie Harmon converted a penalty stroke late in the third quarter, breaking up the Panthers’ shutout bid.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
Cadence Jozefowski assisted by Sunny Draper (Q) 14:21
Sunny Draper direct shot (Q) 9:39
Cadence Jozefowski assisted by Zoe Smith (Q) 7:49
Zoe Smith assisted by Sunny Draper (Q) 1:14
Penny Longacre assisted by Cassidy Landis (Q) 0:40
Second quarter
Sunny Draper assisted by Paige Longacre (Q) 10:25
Penny Longacre (Q) 2:50
Third quarter
Mya Pallone assisted by Sunny Draper (Q) 11:20
Mackenzie Harmon PK (HH) 4:44
Sunny Draper assisted by Taylor Mason (Q) 4:20
Fourth quarter
Paige Longacre direct shot (Q) 7:10
Paige Longacre (Q) 6:03
Ella Metz tipped in assisted by Penny Longacre direct shot (Q) 2:45
By the numbers: Darcy Baxter saves 2
Quakertown coach Peach Draper:
“We set the tone early and never looked back tonight against Hatboro-Horsham, making a statement just 39 seconds into the game with a quick opening goal. Pushing the pace from the start, we stormed out to a commanding 5-0 lead by the end of the first quarter.
“It was a complete team victory from start to finish. Beyond the performance on the field, the heart of this group was on full display…every player on the roster was invested in each other’s success, building one another up, and celebrating every single play.”
Up next: Quakertown will travel to Wissahickon Thursday, and Hatboro-Horsham will host Upper Dublin Thursday.
Hatboro-Horsham 0-0-1-0 1
Quakertown 5-2-2-3 12
SOL Freedom Division
NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 3, UPPER MORELAND 1
The Golden Bears gave the defending division champion Lions their money’s worth, battling New Hope to a 1-1 tie heading into the final quarter after a scoreless first half.
Brianna McBride tipped in a shot from the top of the circle by Danielle Wilson to put the Lions on the board with 3:08 remaining in the third quarter. Soph Richie answered with a goal for the Golden Bears, using an Olivia Torres assist.
Gabi Solis (Wilson assist) broke the 1-1 tie with a goal four minutes into the fourth quarter, and Wilson added an insurance goal late in the fourth quarter.
Keeping the Golden Bears in the game was goalkeeper Izzy Fisher, who recorded 10 saves in the first half and 27 for the game in a stellar outing.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
No score
Second quarter
No score
Third quarter
Brianna McBride from Danielle Wilson (NH-S) 3:08 tip in from a shot from the top
Soph Richie from Olivia Torres (UM) – reverse shot 0:46
Fourth quarter
Gabi Solis from Danielle Wilson (NH-S) 11:11
Danielle Wilson (NH-S) 1:33
(Submitted by Upper Moreland field hockey)
The score was 0-0 going into the second half, and the Bears were gaining confidence with every scoreless minute against perennial league champs New Hope.
In the first quarter, it was in our defensive circle a lot, but in the second quarter, we switched our lineup and were able to get pushes up the field and pressure New Hope below their 25. UM did a nice job keeping possession in our offensive end to keep New Hope from getting scoring chances.
Bears goalie Izzy Fisher had a breakout game. Izzy didn’t get a lot of varsity time last season and has had a few games with not much action, so today was her day to shine! She had 10 saves in the first half and five key clears to the side out of the circle.
In addition, the entire Bears’ defense was relentless against an onslaught of New Hope pressure in the third quarter. All season, we have been working on communication. We lost two seniors last year who were our “voice” in the backfield, so we have been asking defenders to work together and communicate more.
Today, Reese Purcell, Bridget Hess, Charlotte Russo, Hannah Gardner and Giana Morrison all put in time to work together as a UNIT! Throughout the game, they found their rhythm, gaining confidence by communicating, supporting and working together to keep New Hope from scoring. Our defensive effort in the circle was outstanding. Coaches, players on the sideline and even our fans were energized by the defensive stops and the way our defense continued to rise to the occasion!
In the midfield, Olivia Torres, Kourtney Malone, Gianna Jones and Harper Richmond were asked to play both ends of the field. They were getting back to support the defense, then maintaining possession and creating opportunities by making great passes to our forwards.
Forwards Soph Riehle, Taylor Pagano and MJ Reilly were also asked to play the whole field. There was no resting today! Then, when the forwards had the ball in the circle, they were working to get that shot. Riehle connected on a reverse shot from the left to tie the score with 46 seconds left in the third quarter. That goal gave the Bears momentum, and we believed that we had the ability to score again.
Unfortunately, mistakes led to a second goal for New Hope with 11 minutes left in the game. But the Bears played until the end, never giving up!
As a team, I think the biggest takeaway is that we now have confidence to play against higher level teams. The team proved that we can compete and if we play “our game.” WE can be a team that is tough to beat!
Izzy Fisher was our team standout! She was on the ground using her hand pads to deflect balls, using her clears to get the ball out of the circle. She finished with 27 saves in an outstanding outing! Bridget Hess, Reese Purcell and Hannah Gardner each had crucial defensive saves of their own, stopping three more potential goals!
Up next: New Hope-Solebury will be on the road at Cheltenham Thursday, and Upper Moreland will host Springfield Twp Thursday (7pm).
Upper Moreland 0-0-1-0 1
New Hope-Solebury 0-0-1-2 3
LOWER MORELAND 3, SPRINGFIELD TWP 0
The visiting Lions scored a goal in each of the first three quarters to earn the hard-fought road win.
Maci London turned a Cara Torgan pass into a goal in the opening period. Torgan assisted on the Lions’ second goal by Mollie Martin that sent the Lions into halftime with a 2-0 advantage.
In the third quarter, Alyssa Dao scored with a Maddie Broderick assist for the 3-0 final.
With the win, the Lions upped their record to 4-1.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
Maci London assisted by Cara Torgan (LM)
Second quarter
Mollie Martin assisted by Cara Torgan (LM)
Third quarter
Alyssa Dao assisted by Maddie Broderick (LM)
Fourth quarter
No score
Lower Moreland coach Deb Lawlor:
“The pregame message was simple: play fast—and that is exactly how we started. From the opening whistle, we established an up-tempo pace, moving the ball quickly and creating opportunities with an aggressive, attacking style of play.
“As fatigue began to set in late in the second quarter, we regrouped at halftime, made some strategic adjustments, and focused on keeping our players fresh through smart and consistent substitutions. The second half showcased a team that responded with purpose, scoring through excellent game play as well as well-executed penalty corners—something every coach loves to see.
“Our passing offense was outstanding, with the ball moving seamlessly through the field, while our defense continually stepped up to make key plays and disrupt the opposition. All in all, it was a terrific team performance marked by speed, unselfish passing, strategic adjustments, and a defense that answered the call when it mattered most.
–Props: “ I would like to recognize freshman goalkeeper Sofia Kushnir for het heart and positive attitude. You ROCK!”
Springfield Twp co-coach Brianna Buckley:
“Springfield Township put forth a strong effort in a 3–0 loss to Lower Moreland. The Spartans created several scoring opportunities throughout the game but were unable to find the back of the cage. Defender Louise Kopp and midfielder Molly McGuckin delivered strong performances, helping Springfield battle on both ends of the field. The Spartans continued to push through to the final whistle despite Lower Moreland securing the win.”
Up next: Lower Moreland will host William Tennent on Thursday, and Springfield Twp will be on the road at Upper Moreland Thursday (7pm).
Lower Moreland 1-1-1-0 3
Springfield Twp 0-0-0-0 0
WILLIAM TENNENT 6, CHELTENHAM 0
Forward Olivia Urban connected on a hat trick, and midfielder Liz Pacas added a pair of goals to lead the Panthers to their first league win. Natalie Smith, a forward, added a single goal to round out the scoring.
Monday, Sept. 14
NESHAMINY 5, UPPER DUBLIN 1
Maci Fox scored a pair of goals and assisted on another, and Mia Brooks added a pair of goals to lead the Redskins to their fourth win of the young season.
Fox put the Redskins on the board late in the opening period, and just over a minute later, Eve Garrison scored with a Fox assist.
UD’s Cammy Hymowitz scored to trim Neshaminy’s lead to 2-1, but Fox got that goal back in the second quarter. A pair of third-quarter goals by Brooks gave the Redskins their final margin of victory.
Scoring Summary
First quarter
Maci Fox (N) 5:55
Eve Garrison from Maci Fox (N) 4:04
Cammy Hymowitz (UD) 2:59
Second quarter
Maci Fox from Eva Garrison (N) 7:37
Third quarter
Mia Brooks from Ariana Lenihan (N) 12:54
Mia Brooks from Chloe Brison (N) 6:13
Fourth quarter
No scoring
By the numbers: Offensive Corners: UD 8, N 4
Neshaminy coach Jamie Pinto:
“Today was the best we have played as team so far this season. Offensively, forwards Mia Brooks, Maci Fox, and Eve Garrison did a nice job working together, finding the open player, and finishing. Taylor Tenaglia controlled the middle of the field and defensively, Delaney Mee, Ellie Miller, Amya Young and Lily Basalik communicated well and played strong. We will continue to take one game at a time week and continue to build.”
Upper Dublin coach Erica Kelly:
–The game: “Neshaminy played a great game with consistent defense, strong goalie steps, and quick shots offensively. Defensively, we protected our feet in the circle well and really focused on strong recovery.
“On our offensive end, forwards and midfielders were strong on second chance opportunities and coming out with rebounds in the circle. Our focus as a team continues to be on capitalizing on those circle opportunities. Big props to Cammy Hymowitz who scored her first varsity goal today.”
Neshaminy 2-1-2-0 5
Upper Dublin 1-0-0-0 1
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