Check out the recaps for SHSHL ice hockey teams in action last week. CR South/CB South photos provided courtesy of Keith Clemens Photography. To visit the gallery, please click on the following link: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/p621741672
Friday, Feb. 11
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 12, WILLIAM TENNENT 4
The Colonials bounced back from a disappointing loss to Wissahickon 24 hours earlier to defeat the Panthers at Revolution Ice Gardens, opening up a 5-0 lead after one period and rolling to the decisive win. Aidan Keogh’s eight-point game (3g, 5a) led the Colonials, and teammate Luke Weikel scored five goals.
It took just 47 seconds for Weikel (Brandon Butler/Danny Smith assists) to put the Colonials on the scoreboard. Then it was Keogh with back-to-back goals – the first with a Dylan Novitski assist. Isaac Mishkin’s unassisted goal was followed by Weikel’s second goal of the period, this one with a Keogh assist.
Thirty seconds into the second period, Smith scored with assists from Matthew Flynn and Keough to put the Colonials on top 6-0 before the Panthers scored three unanswered goals in a five-minute period – one each from Gavin Loughlin, Frank Rosenberry on the power play with a Nate Silberman assist and Matthew Castan (Loughlin assist).
The Colonials had an answer, closing out the period with four straight goals. Weikel accounted for three of them – the first two with Keogh assists and the third with assists from Thomas Murphy and Flynn). Keough also had a goal in that span, using a Sam Ouellette assist.
Armed with a commanding 10-3 lead entering the third period, the Colonials added a pair of goals by Murphy – the first with assists from Mishkin and Keogh and the second unassisted. Rosenberry scored his second goal for the Panthers with an Andrew Matz assist.
The Panthers held a 46-36 advantage in shots, an advantage that was negated by the 42-save effort of PW’s Kolton Galie in goal.
Plymouth Whitemarsh 5-5-2 12
William Tennent 0-3-1 4
Shots: PW 36, WT 46. Saves: Kolton Galie (PW) 42, Charlotte Reeves (WT) 24.
First period: 1. Luke Weikel PW (Brandon Butler/Danny Smith) 0:47; 2. Aidan Keogh PW (Dylan Novitski) 3:02; 3. Aidan Keogh PW, 6:44; 4. Isaac Mishkin PW, 12:21; 5. Luke Weikel PW (Aidan Keogh) 12:44.
Second period: 6. Danny Smith PW (Matthew Flynn/Aidan Keogh) 0:30; 7. Gavin Loughlin WT, 1:51; 8. Frank Rosenberry WT (Nate Silberman) 6:07; 9. Matthew Castan WT (Gavin Loughlin) 6:25; 10. Luke Weikel PW (Aidan Keogh) 7:22; 11. Luke Weikel PW (Aidan Keogh) 8:49; 12. Aidan Keogh PW (Sam Ouellette) 14:55; 13. Luke Weikel PW (Timothy Murphy/Matthew Flynn) 16:13.
Third period: 14. Timothy Murphy PW (Isaac Mishkin/Aidan Keogh) 5:43; 15. Frank Rosenberrry WT (Andrew Matz) 7:43; 16. Timothy Murphy PW, 8:33.
Thursday, Feb. 10
WISSAHICKON 7, PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 2
AJ Pounds had a hand in five goals, scoring twice and assisting on three others to lead the Trojans to the conference win at Hatfield Ice.
Nicholas Hussa turned a Ty Schiff pass into a goal that put the Trojans on top 1-0 just over four minutes into the opening period. Seven minutes later, Pounds scored with an assist from Hussa, but the Colonials cut that lead in half when Luke Weikel scored with assists from Dylan Novitski and Aidan Keogh. Hussa answered with a power play goal with assists from Schiff and Pounds to put the Trojans on top 3-1 after one period.
Will Hussa put his name in the scoring column 2:39 into the second period, using a Schiff assist. Back-to-back goals by Pounds late in the period – the second with a John Kufner assist – gave the Trojans a 6-1 lead after two periods.
A power play goal by Keogh with a Conlan Carpenter assist made it a 6-2 game, but Pounds connected on a shorthanded goal with a Griffin Lynch assist for the 7-2 final.
Michael Bonanni turned away 23 of 25 shots he faced in goal to earn the win for the Trojans.
Plymouth Whitemarsh 1-0-1 2
Wissahickon 3-3-1 7
Shots: PW 25, Wissahickon 33. Saves: Kolton Galie (PW) 26, Michael Bonanni (W) 23.
First period: 1. Nicholas Hussa W (Ty Schiff) 4:14; 2. AJ Pounds W (Nicholas Hussa) 11:31; 3. Luke Weikel PW (Dylan Novitski/Aidan Keogh) 12:13; 4. Nicholas Hussa W (Ty Schiff/AJ Pounds) 13:42.
Second period: 5. Will Hussa W (Ty Schiff) 2:39; 6. Nolan Pounds W (AJ Pounds) 12:48; 7. Nolan Pounds W (AJ Pounds/John Kufner) 16:55.
Third period: 8. Aidan Keogh W (Conlan Carpenter) 10:34; 9. AJ Pounds PW (Griffin Lynch) 11:44.
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 5, SOUDERTON 0
CB East’s Matt Mangiacapre was perfect in goal, turning away all 22 shots he faced to earn the shutout win. Phil McIntyre led the Patriots’ attack, scoring two goals and assisting on another.
After a scoreless opening period, Tyler Godown scored the only goals Mangiacapre would need, connecting on back-to-back goals in a two-minute span early in the period. Both were short-handed – the first unassisted and the second with a Bogdan Borodenko assist. McIntyre followed with a short-handed goal to put the Patriots on top 3-0 just 4:14 into the period. DJ Brown assisted on McIntyre’s goal. Late in the period, McIntyre turned an Aiden Schmidt pass into a goal that gave East a 4-0 lead.
Late in the final period, Schmidt scored with assists from McIntyre and Stephen DiRugeris for the 5-0 final.
Souderton goalie Liam Kelly recorded 41 saves in a busy night between the pipes.
Central Bucks East 0-4-1 5
Souderton 0-0-0 0
Shots: CBE 46, Souderton 22. Saves: Matt Mangiacapre (CBE) 22, Liam Kelly (S) 41.
First period: No Score
Second period: 1. Tyler Godown CBE, 0:55; 2. Tyler Godown CBE (Bogdon Borodenko) 2:53; 3. Phil McIntyre CBE (David ‘DJ’ Brown) 4:14; 4. Phil McIntyre CBE (Aiden Schmidt) 14:26.
Third period: 5. Aiden Schmidt CBE (Phil McIntyre/Stephen DiRugeris).
ABINGTON 10, HATBORO-HORSHAM 0
Matthew Kramer scored two goals and assisted on two others to lead a balanced Ghost attack in its shutout win over the Hatters. Pat Stelacio and Joe Stelacio each had three-point games.
The Ghosts scored all they would need in the first period, opening up a 3-0 lead thanks to goals by Kramer (Joe Stelacio assist), Sam Paulik (Griffin Carpenter assist) and Pat Stelacio (Kramer assist).
Abington added to its lead with six goals in the second period, this time using single goals from Matthew Cholaj (Joe Stelacio assist), Pat Stelacio (Tom Rourke assist), Joe Stelacio (Kramer assist), Rourke , Sean Faye (Seamus Donofry assist) and Kramer (Cholaj assist). Cholaj’s was a short-handed goal while Pat Stelacio and Rourke each had a power play goal in the period.
Griffin Carpenter’s goal with assists from Pat Stelacio and Paulik closed out the scoring in the third period.
Abington goalie Devin Brown turned away all 10 shots he faced in the shutout win. Hatters’ goalie Mason Rash was credited with 51 saves.
Abington 3-6-1 10
Hatboro-Horsham 0-0-0 0
Shots: Abington 61, HH 10. Saves: Devin Brown (A) 10, Mason Rash (HH) 51.
First period: 1. Matthew Kramer A (Joe Stelacio); 2. Sam Paulik A (Griffin Carpenter); 3. Pat Stelacio A (Matthew Kramer).
Second period: 4. Matthew Cholaj A (Joe Stelacio); 5. Pat Stelacio A (Tom Rourke); 6. Joe Stelacio A (Matthew Kramer); 7. Tom Rourke A; 8. Sean Faye A (Seamus Donofry); 9. Matthew Kramer A (Matthew Cholaj).
Third period: 10. Griffin Carpenter (Pat Stelacio/Sam Paulik).`
Wednesday, Feb. 9
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 5, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 4
(Ben Reese recaps all the action in CR South’s come-from-behind win over CB South. Please click on the following link: https://www.suburbanonesports.com/article/content/shshl-cr-south-rallies-come-behind-win-over-cb-south-0098983)
QUAKERTOWN 6, UPPER DUBLIN 2
Branden McNally scored two goals and assisted on another to lead a balanced Quakertown offensive attack, but it was the effort of Matthew Krem in goal that negated a 38-32 Upper Dublin shot advantage. Krem turned away 36 of 38 shots he faced for an impressive .947 save percentage. Credit also goes to Quakertown’s penalty kill unit for keeping the Cardinals off the scoreboard on four minor penalties.
McNally put the Panthers on the scoreboard 5:22 into the opening period, using a Lucas Cunnane assist. Four minutes later, Cole Slemmer scored with assists from Connor Ellmore and Melanie Pezzano, and the Panthers led 3-0 when William Shaw scored an unassisted goal just over a minute later. Dylan Au (Max Frearson assist) put the Cardinals on the scoreboard 13:31 into the period to make it a 3-1 game heading into the final period.
Jack Bocul’s unassisted goal early in the second period pulled the Cardinals to within one, but Anthony Pagliei answered with back-to-back goals – the first with an Ellmore assist and the second with an assist from McNally.
The Panthers took a 5-2 lead when McNally scored midway through the final period for the 6-2 final.
Upper Dublin 1-1-0 2
Quakertown 3-2-1 6
Shots: UD 38, Quakertown 32. Saves: Emmett Kepniss (UD) 26, Matthew Krem (Q) 36.
First period: 1. Branden McNally Q (Lucas Cunnane) 5:22; 2. Cole Slemmer Q (Connor Ellmore/Melanie Pezzano) 9:13; 3. William Shaw Q, 10:44; 4. Dylan Au UD (Max Frearson) 13:31.
Second period: 5. Jack Bocul UD, 3:47; 6. Anthony Pagliei Q (Connor Ellmore) 5:36; 7. Anthony Pagliei Q (Branden McNally) 7:31.
Third period: 8. Branden McNally Q, 7:47.
PENNSBURY 6, NORTH PENN 3
The Falcons broke a 3-3 tie with three straight goals to close out the third period on their way to the hard fought win at Grundy.
After Cole Pluck turned a Justin Yothers pass into the equalizer four minutes into the third period, Frankie Kolanko (Brendan Macainsh assist) scored the go-ahead goal that turned out to be the game-winner two minutes later. That 4-3 score stood until the game’s closing minute when Connor Coyne and Reese Picker scored back-to-back goal in less than a minute to give the Falcons their final margin of victory. Justin Marlin and Andrew Falkenstein assisted on Picker’s power play goal.
Earlier, Colin Michalak scored with a Shane Siegmund assist 5:55 into the opening period. That 1-0 lead stood until Macainsh (Picker assist) scored just over two minutes into the second period. Tony Tuozzo’s unassisted goal made it a 2-1 game, but with just over a minute remaining in the period, Jake McCaw scored with assists from Justin Marlin and Falkenstein to put the Falcons on top 3-1. Justin Yothers answered for the Knights in the final minute to make it a 3-2 game heading into the final period.
Pennsbury’s Aaron McDaniel recorded 16 saves in a winning effort in goal. Nick Ebbinghaus kept the Knights in it, turning away 43 shots.
North Penn 0-2-1 3
Pennsbury 1-2-3 6
Shots: NP 19, Pennsbury 49. Saves: Nick Ebbinghaus (NP) 43, Aaron McDaniel (P) 16.
First period: 1. Colin Michalak P (Shane Siegmund) 5:55.
Second period: 2. Brendan Macainsh P (Reese Picker) 2:23; 3. Tony Tuozzo NP, 3:58; 4. Jake McCaw P (Justin Marlin/Andrew Falkenstein) 15:56; 5. Justin Yothers NP, 16:19.
Third period: 6. Cole Pluck NP (Justin Yothers) 4:05; 7. Frankie Kolanko P (Brendan Macainsh) 6:04; 8. Connor Coyne P, 15:18; 9. Reese Picker P (Justin Marlin/Andrew Falkenstein) 15:39.
PENNRIDGE 6, NESHAMINY 1
The Rams opened up a 3-0 lead after one period and never looked back, notching their 13th win without a loss. One win – in Thursday’s showdown against Council Rock South at Grundy – separates Pennridge from a perfect regular season. Playing no small role in Wednesday’s win was Ryan Pico, who stopped 41 of 42 shots in goal for the Rams.
Pierce McGinley (Josh Kelly assist) found the net with a goal three minutes into the opening period, and six minutes later, Andrew Savona scored an unassisted goal. A goal by Tyler Manto late in the period with assists from Ryan Schuler and Andrew Savona gave the Rams a 3-0 lead.
Max Gallagher’s power play goal (Daniel McColgan and JJ Hathaway assists) 9:59 into the second period made it a 3-1 game, but Kevin Pico (Tyler Manto and Ryan Schuler assists) found the net and then Aeryk Lehrkaput connected on a short-handed goal that sent the Rams into the final period with a 5-1 lead.
Shane Dachowski’s power play goal with assists from Aidan Boyle and Jack Lowery gave the Indians their final margin of victory.
Neshaminy’s Brian Nelson was credited with 48 saves.
Neshaminy 0-1-0 1
Pennridge 3-2-1 6
Shots: Neshaminy 42, Pennridge 54. Saves: Brian Nelson (N) 48, Ryan Pico (P) 41.
First period: 1. Pierce McGinley P (Josh Kelly) 2:59; 2. Andrew Savona P, 9:09; 3. Tyler Manto P (Ryan Schuler/Andrew Savona) 13:55.
Second period: 4. Max Gallagher N (Daniel McColgan/JJ Hathaway) 9:49; 5. Kevin Pico P (Tyler Manto/Ryan Schuler) 13:44; 6. Aeryk Lehrhaupt P, 15:39.
Third period: 7. Shane Dachowski P (Aidan Boyle/Jack Lowery) 9:58.
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 11, HATBORO-HORSHAM 1
Karson Grainey connected for a hat trick, and Nicholas Hahn scored two goals and had one assist while Noah Epstein had one goal and two assists to lead a balanced attack.
Hahn put the Indians on the scoreboard, using assists from Ryan Keil and Epstein. Then it was Epstein finding the net with an assist from Wilton Pasch. The Indians led 3-0 when Karson Grainey scored with a Jackson Mosley assist. Daniel Livingston put the Hatters on the board with assists from Dominick Pedone and Tarek Elsabbagh, but Hahn got that goal back to send the Indians into the second period with a 4-1 lead.
In the second period, Grainey (Hahn/Drew Borden assists) and Jackson Accardi (Zach Weissman assist) each scored a goal to give the Indians a 6-1 lead.
The Indians closed out the game with five unanswered goals in the third period with one each from Grainey (Christian Funk assist), Wilton Pasch (Funk/Epstein assists), Gavin Tuniewicz (Drew Borden assist), Ryan Keil (Accardi assist) and Mosley (Tuniewicz assist).
Zachary Borden turned away 10 of 11 shots to earn the win in goal. Hatboro-Horsham’s Mason Rash was credited with 59 saves in a contest that saw the Indians take 70 shots on goal.
Council Rock North 4-2-5 11
Hatboro-Horsham 1-0-0 1
Shots: CRN 70, HH 11. Saves: Zachary Borden (CRN) 10, Mason Rash (HH) 59.
First period: 1. Nicholas Hahn CRN (Ryan Keil/Noah Epstein); 2. Noah Epstein CRN (Wilton Pasch); 3. Karson Grainey CRN (Jackson Mosley); 4. Daniel Livingston HH (Dominick Pedone/Tarek Elsabbagh); 5. Nicholas Hahn CRN.
Second period: 6. Karson Grainey CRN (Nicholas Hahn/Drew Borden); 7. Jackson Accardi CRN (Zach Weissman).
Third period: 8. Karson Grainey CRN (Christian Funk); 9. Wilton Pasch CRN (Christian Funk/Noah Epstein); 10. Gavin Tuniewicz CRN (Drew Borden); 11. Ryan Keil CRN (Jackson Accardi); 12. Jackson Mosley CRN (Gavin Tuniewicz).
Monday Feb. 7
ABINGTON 13, UPPER DUBLIN 2
Pat Stelacio scored four goals and assisted on another in a five-point game to lead the Ghosts. Tom Rourke had a four-point night that included three goals and one assist.
The Ghosts took care of business in a hurry, opening up a 6-1 lead after one period and bringing an early end to the game with seven more in the second.
Also contributing to the offensive onslaught for the Ghosts were Steven Dorn (2a), Joe Stelacio (1g, 1a), Saul Paulik (2g, 1a), Matthew Cholaj (1g), Matthew Kramer (2g), Griffin Carpenter (3a) and Sean Faye (2a).
Abington goalie Ben Panella recorded 15 saves in the abbreviated contest.
Abington 6-7-0 13
Upper Dublin 1-1-0 2
Shots: Abington 29, UD 17. Saves: Ben Panella (A) 15, Emmett Kepniss (UD) 16.
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