Black Bear Lacrosse Club SOL Girls’ Lacrosse Wrap (3-19-25)

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ABINGTON 12, NORTH PENN 10

Senior goalkeeper Jadyn Bagby knows how to make big saves when her team needs her.

In Wednesday’s home opener against nonleague opponent North Penn, Bagby’s 8 saves were critical in the Ghosts’ narrow 12-10 win.

But Bagby’s efforts also put her over the 400-save plateau for her high school career, making for a celebratory atmosphere to this early season contest.

Six different Abington players contributed to the scoring, with Kaite Pennekamp’s 5 goals leading the way.

By the numbers: Abington: Kaite Pennekamp (5 goals), Charlotte Lowery (3 goals, 3 assists), Carly Hughes (1 goal, 3 assists), Nora Luskin (1 goal), Erin Ely (1 goal), Addison Doyle (1 goal), Chelsey Higgins (1 assist), Olivia Capps (4 DC),

Up next: Abington (1-1 overall) will host Council Rock North at 7 pm Monday. North Penn (0-1) will welcome Upper Merion at 4 pm Monday.

CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 19, HATBORO-HORSHAM 0

Freshman Ainsley Shissler led all scorers with 4 goals and added 3 DC as Central Bucks West posted a rare shutout, topping Hatboro-Horsham 19-0 in Wednesday’s nonleague game.

Olivia Barrett scored 3 and had 4 draw controls in the dominant effort from the Bucks.

By the numbers: Central Bucks West: Ainsley Shissler (4 goals, 3 DC), Olivia Barrett (3 goals, 4 DC), Kristina Claricurzio (2 goals), Bella Schrandt (1 goal), Ofelia Rusiloski (1 goal), Chloe Schrandt (1 goal), Raylin Tulio (1 goal), Eve Damsker (1 goal), Kamryn Brownlow (1 goal), Addie Hahn (1 goal), Adelaide Stromberg (1 goal), Ellie Rosato (1 goal), Reese Visconto (1 goal), Katie Casale (2 assists), Bella Schrandt (2 assists).

Central Bucks West coach Elena Romesburg: “We played very well and were able to get a lot of players game experience and are looking forward to our next game at Easton.”

–Props: “Kamryn Brownlow had a team-high 5 draws and Zola Morelli had a great day in the midfield, causing a pair of turnovers and picking up a ground ball and a draw control.”

Up next: The Bucks (1-1 overall) will visit Easton Area at 6:30 pm Friday. The Hatters (0-2) will host Lansdale Catholic at 3:45 pm Friday.

PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 11, PENNSBURY 6

A 4-goal outburst gave Plymouth Whitemarsh an early cushion that the Colonials would ride to an 11-6 victory over Pennsbury in Wednesday’s nonleague matchup.

Katie Guarino and Maite Jayo each scored 3 goals for the Colonials, who have won their first four games of the season. Angelina Kenney posted a hat trick for the Falcons.

By the numbers: Plymouth Whitemarsh: Katie Guarino (3 goals, 1 assist), Maite Jayo (3 goals), Shae Murphy (2 goals), Liv Reilly (1 goal, 2 assists), Gracie Kerns (1 goal), Grace Harvey (1 goal). Pennsbury: Angelina Kenney (3 goals), Sasha Dobos (1 goal, 1 CTO, 3 GB, 3 DC), Jordan Ewart (1 goal, 2 GB, 1 DC), Grace Holmes (1 goal, 8 DC, 3 GB, 2 CTO), Annie Cimochowski (3 CTO, 2 GB), Amanda Fitchell (1 CTO, 1 GB), Abby Hicks (1 CTO), Abby McCabe (1 CTO, 1 GB), Abby Iaccona (1 GB), Nandi Ntshalintshali (1 CTO, 1 GB).

PW coach Ellen Reilly: “We came out strong, scoring the first two goals. Pennsbury answered right back, then we scored the next 4 goals, giving us a cushion. The game was very physical and several cards were given to both sides.”

–Middies and defense: “Our middies Maite Jayo, Kaiane Jayo, Gracie Kerns, and Grace Harvey ran their butts off with the back and forth. Our defense played very well, with Katie Lukens, Keira Whelan, Gianna Clark, Soph Nagle, and Harper Reilly, only allowing Pennsbury 1 goal in the second, third, and fourth quarters. My goalie, Addi Stein, made some crucial saves toward the end of the game to give us possession back.”

–On the attack: “My offensive players did a great job moving the ball around and feeding to the open player. Standing out were Liv Reilly, Shae Murphy, Katie Guarino, and Sophie Gartland.”

Up next: After a run of three games in three days, PW (4-0 overall, 1-0 American Conference) gets a short rest before facing Great Valley on the road at 3:45 pm Friday. Pennsbury (2-1 overall) will host Avon Grove at 11 am Saturday.

Plymouth Whitemarsh 6 1 2 2 – 11

Pennsbury 3 1 1 1 – 6

SOUDERTON 15, POPE JOHN PAUL II 3

Addie Yost exploded for a game-high 5 goals as Souderton extended its season-opening win streak to three games as it cruised past Pope John Paul II 15-3 in Wednesday’s nonleague game. Tatum Andrews added 4 points on 2 goals and 2 assists while also nabbing 9 draw controls.

By the numbers: Souderton: Carly Gavetti (3 goals, 1 assist), Aly Hassett (2 goals, 2 assists), Tatum Andrews (2 goals, 2 assists, 9 DC), Addie Yost (5 goals, 2 DC), Cameron Bauer (1 goal, 2 assist), Caroline Kelcy (1 goal), Nicole Kleckner (8 saves).

Up next: Souderton (3-0 overall) will host Upper Perkiomen at 6:30 pm today.

Souderton 8 7 – 15

Pope John Paul II 2 1 – 3

LOWER MORELAND 16, VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 3

Lower Moreland poured in 6 goals in the first quarter and never looked back, rolling to a dominating 16-3 victory over Villa Joseph Marie in Wednesday’s season-opener.

Mia Rosala led the Lions with 5 goals, Roya Rosala added 4.

By the numbers: Lower Moreland: Olivia Buczacki (2 goals), Roya Rosala (4 goals), Mia Rosala (5 goals), Kenna Rozanski (3 goals), Julia McNesby (1 goals), Haylee Huber (1 goals).

Up next: Lower Moreland will look to build on the win when it visits local nonleague rival Academy of the New Church at 7 pm Friday.

Lower Moreland 6 4 4 2 – 16

Villa Joseph Marie 1 0 1 1 – 3