Check out the recaps for SHSHL ice hockey teams in action last week. North Penn/CB West, CB East/Souderton and PW/Hatboro-Horsham provided courtesy of Tracy Valko. PW at Wells Fargo photos provided courtesy of Michael Rice Photography. To view galleries of all four games, click on the following link: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f325826012
Friday, Jan. 25
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 5, HATBORO-HORSHAM 4
With 2:37 remaining in regulation in the second period, Blake Ambler broke a 4-4 tie, scoring a goal that turned out to be the game-winner with assists from Daniel Molony and Jarrett Olenginski. Both teams had their chances in a third period that saw the Hatters hold a 13-8 advantage in shots, but neither team could find the net.
The Hatters threw a scare into the undefeated Colonials, opening up a 3-0 lead less than 10 minutes into the game, but PW answered with four straight goals before Hatboro-Horsham’s Nathan Nemchinov scored the tying goal with an Aiden North assist with 4:15 remaining in the second period.
Earlier, in the opening period, the Hatters used back-to-back-to-back goals by Nathan Nemchinov (Darius Graziani assist), Victor Wilkins (Joseph Magnin Jr/William Moffa assists) and Mangin (Moffa/Wilkins assist) to go on top 3-0. Ambler broke the Hatters’ run with a goal assisted by Daniel Guller and Ryan Jagher to make it a 3-1 game after one period.
Ambler’s goal marked the beginning of a 4-0 PW run that included three straight goals to open the second period. Guller scored a pair – the first assisted by Olenginski and the second was unassisted. In between Ambler scored with a Guller assist.
That set the stage for Nemchinov’s equalizer and Ambler’s game-winner.
The Hatters held a 42-30 advantage in shots, an advantage that was negated by the 38-save effort of PW’s Julian Lucks, who earned the win in goal.
Hatboro-Horsham 3-1-0 4
Plymouth Whitemarsh 1-4-0 5
Shots: HH 42, PW 30; Saves: Eric Miller (HH) 25, Julian Lucks (PW) 38.
First period: 1. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Darius Graziani) 16:20; 2. Victor Wilkins HH (Joseph Magnin Jr/William Moffa) 9:05; 3. Joseph Magnin Jr (William Moffa/Victor Wilkins) 8:45; 4. Blake Ambler PW (Daniel Guller/Ryan Jagher) 00:21.
Second period: 5. Daniel Guller PW (Jarrett Olenginski) 8:08; 6. Blake Ambler PW (Daniel Guller) 7:43; 7. Daniel Guller PW, 4:40; 8. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Aiden North) 4:15. 9. Blake Ambler (Daniel Molony/Jarrett Olenginski) 2:37.
Third period: No goals
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 11, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 1
Eleven players contributed to the scoring in the Patriots’ mercy rule win. Four players contributed three-point games to lead the balanced attack – Jaden Young (2g, 1a), Patrick O’Brien (1g, 2a), Joseph Walter (3a) and Alex Wilson (2g, 1a).
The Patriots took control of this one from the outset, reeling off five straight goals in the opening period. Wilson opened the scoring with an assist from Walter. Young’s unassisted goal with 5:13 remaining in the first period would turn out to be the game-winner. Charlie Keiser scored with a Walter assist, and then it was Colton Dreyfus scoring with assists from O’Brien and Moris Ostrobrod. Young’s goal with assists from Dreyfus and O’Brien gave the Patriots a 5-0 lead.
An unassisted goal by Maxwell Segal three minutes into the second period was Rock North’s loan goal and was followed by goals from Evan Asimakopoulos, Keiser, O’Brien and Wilson as well as a pair of goals from Braeden Hahn.
Cameron Young earned the win in goal for East.
Council Rock North 0-1-0 1
Central Bucks East 5-5-1 11
Shots: CRN 7, CBE 36; Saves: Michael Jacoby (CRN) 25, Cameron Young (CBE) 6.
First period: 1. Alex Wilson CBE (Joseph Walter) 9:15; 2. Jaden Young CBE, 5:13; 3. Charlie Keiser CBE (Joseph Walter) 4:19; 4. Colton Dreyfus CBE (Patrick O’Brien/Moris Ostrobrod) 1:26; 5. Jaden Young CBE (Colton Dreyfus/Patrick O’Brien) 00:01.
Second period: 6. Maxwell Segal CRN, 14:14; 7. Evan Asimakopoulos CBE (Jaden Young) 11:50; 8. Charlie Keiser CBE (Alex Wilson) 11:10; 9. Patrick O’Brien CBE (Aiden Collins) 10:00; 10. Braedon Hahn CBE (David Brown) 4:36; 11. Braedon Hahn CBE, 3:57.
Third period: 12. Alex Wilson CBE (Joseph Walter) 15:30.
Thursday, Jan. 23
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 7, SOUDERTON 4
(Ben Reese was there and covered all the action. To read his story, click on the following link: https://suburbanonesports.com/article/content/shshl-ice-hockey-cb-east-defeats-souderton-1-23-25-00116782
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 5 PENNSBURY 3
The Golden Hawks opened up a 3-0 lead midway through the second period, but the Falcons did not go down quietly, pulling to within one on two different occasions. Each time the Hawks had an answer, going on to win their 12th game without a loss in SHSHL action.
Jeremy Rayher’s power play goal with assists from Jackson Mosley and Jake Weiner was the lone goal of the opening period, and it came with 1:51 remaining in the period.
Weiner scored an unassisted goal just over a minute into the second period, and when Jordan Sarne found the net with assists from Mosley and Jake Mauer, the Golden Hawks led 3-0 with 8:49 remaining in the second period.
Pennsbury’s Shane Gleisner scored an unassisted goal to make it a 3-1 game heading into the second period. Gleisner (Christopher Sarver assist) found the net with his second goal just over a minute into the third period to make it a 3-2 game.
Mosley answered for the Golden Hawks, using a Jeremy Rayher assist, but again, the Falcons trimmed the lead to one when Logan Weed scored with 4:34 remaining with assists from Sarver and Gleisner. Neither team scored again until – with 59 seconds remaining – Weiner scored with an assist from Daniel Filippov for the 5-3 final.
Trey Prozzillo was credited with the win in goal, turning away 21 shots.
Council Rock South 1-2-2 5
Pennsbury 0-1-2 3
Shots: CRS 29, Pennsbury 24; Saves: Trey Prozzillo (CRS) 21, Brendan Milliken (P) 24.
First period: 1. Jeremy Rayher CRS (Jackson Mosley/Jake Weiner) 1:51.
Second period: 2. Jake Weiner CRS, 15:43; 3. Jordan Sarne CRS (Jackson Mosley/Jake Maurer) 8:49; 4. Shane Gleisner P, 6:57.
Third period: 5. Shane Gleisner P (Christopher Sarver) 15:39; 6. Jackson Mosley CRS (Jeremy Rayher) 5:38; 7. Logan Week P (Christopher Sarver/Shane Gleisner) 4:34; 8. Jake Weiner CRS (Daniel Filippo) 00:59.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 4, PENNRIDGE 3
In a classic SHSHL battle, it was the Titans breaking a 2-2 tie heading into the final frame with back-to-back goals by Ryan Frey and Jeffrey Kvecher within a one-minute span early in the third period. Frey was assisted by Dominic Gibson and Jamison Crouch while Kvecher’s goal was assisted by Peter Herring and Ryan Montagna.
Midway through the third period, Pennridge’s Joshua Kelly (James Rush/Shane Dachowski assist) made things interesting, scoring to trim South’s lead to 4-3. That score stood until the final horn as the Titans won their second game of the week by identical 4-3 scores.
Earlier in the game, Pennridge’s Nolan Shaw scored the only goal of the opening period, using assists from Nicholas Young and Landan Bishop.
Three-and-a-half minutes into the second period, Kvecher scored the equalizer with assists from Frey and Joseph Slobodrian. Three minutes later, Slobodrian turned a pass from Frey into the go-ahead goal, but midway through the period Ryan Burke found the net, tying the score with assists from Dachowski and Jared Garber.
That 2-2 tie stood the remainder of the period until South scored a pair early in the third period and then held on for the win.
South held a 47-25 advantage in shots, an advantage that was negated by the 43-save effort of Pennridge goalie Jacob Winton. Jake Matkowski was credited with 22 saves in the win for South.
Pennridge 1-1-1 3
Central Bucks South 0-2-2 4
Shots: Pennridge 25, CBS 47; Saves: Jacob Winton (P) 43, Jake Matkowski 22.
First period: 1. Nolan Shaw P (Nicholas Young/Landan Bishop) 13:09.
Second period: 2. Jeffrey Kvecher CBS (Ryan Frey/Joseph Slobodrian) 14:26; 3. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Frey); 4. Ryan Burke P (Shane Dachowski/Jared Garber) 8:18.
Third period: 5. Ryan Frey CBS (Dominic Gibson/Jamison Crouch) 16:11; 6. Jeffrey Kvecher CBS (Petter Herring/Ryan Montagna) 15:31; 7. Joshua Kelly P (James Rush/Shane Dachowski) 8:14.
WISSAHICKON 5, ABINGTON 1
The Trojans opened up a 2-0 lead after one period and never looked back on their way to the win at Hatfield Ice on Thursday. Benjamin Raebiger’s 3-goal night led the Trojans.
Raebiger scored both goals in the opening period – the first with assists from Andrew Ensminger and Logan Dicus and the second on the power play with assists from Logan Honeycutt and Alexander Winkowski.
In the second period, Raebiger complete his hat trick, once again scoring on the power play – this time with an Aiden Brooks assist.
Early in the third period, Jamison Donofry put Abington on the scoreboard, using assists from Marcus Paulik and Joseph Widmeier, but the Trojans answered with goals by Honeycut (Jack Raebiger/Winkowski assists) and Dryden Jaisle (Dicus assist) for the 5-1 final.
Fletcher Lynch earned the win in goal for the Trojans, turning away nine of the 10 shots he faced. Abington’s Matthew Evangelist kept his team close with 45 saves in a standout effort.
Abington 0-0-1 1
Wissahickon 2-1-2 5
Shots: Abington 10, Wissahickon 50; Saves: Matthew Evangelist (A) 45, Fletcher Lynch (W) 9.
First period: 1. Benjamin Raebiger W (Andrew Ensminger/Logan Dicus) 12:56; 2. Benjamin Raebiger W (Logan Honeycutt/Alexander Winkowski).
Second period: 3. Benjamin Raebiger W (Aiden Brooks) 13:26.
Third period: 4. Jamison Donofry A (Marcus Paulik/Joseph Widmeier) 16:18; 5. Logan Honeycutt W (Jack Raebiger/Alexander Winkowski) 4:08; 6. Dryden Jaisle W (Logan Dicus) 00:47.
NESHAMINY 14, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 4
Ryan DeMatteo had himself a night, scoring five goals and assisting on three others for an eight-point game that led the Redskins to the mercy rule win. Liam Mooney was the ultimate facilitator in the win, assisting on six goals.
Angelo Veneziale scored four goals for a four-point night, and Tyler Hathaway’s three-point game included two goals and one assist. Alexander Saletnik contributed a goal and an assist, and adding one goal each were Eli Kirsh and Nathan Parker. Chipping in one assist each were Braeden Thurnau, Carter Lennon, Brett Fox, Joseph Episcopo and Quinn Jones.
For the Indians, Michael Telegin (2a), Daniel Maglathlin (2g) and Sean Davie (1g, 1a) each had two-point games. Ivan Bondra contributed one goal.
The Redskins took care of business in a hurry with a pair of DeMatteo goals – the second one short-handed - sandwiched around a Veneziale goal for a 3-0 advantage. Maglatlin’s goal put Rock North on the scoreboard, but DeMatteo and Veneziale answered with back-to-back goals to send the Redskins into the second period with a 5-1 lead. Rock North never threatened.
Neshaminy held a 44-23 advantage in shots in the abbreviated contest. Colin Thurnau earned the win in goal, turning away 19 shots.
Neshaminy 5-8-1 14
Council Rock North 1-3-0 4
Shots: Neshaminy 44, CRN 23; Saves: Colin Thurnau (N) 19, Michael Jacoby (CRN) 30.
First period: 1. Ryan DeMatteo, 10:28; 2. Angelo Veneziale N (Ryan DeMatteo/Brett Fox) 6:38; 3. Ryan DeMatteo N (Tyler Hathaway/Liam Mooney) 3:34; 4. Daniel Maglathlin CRN , 2:42; 5. Ryan DeMatteo N, 1:04; 6. Angelo Veneziale N (Ryan DeMatteo) 00:05.
Second period: 7. Angelo Veneziale N (Quinn Jones) 14:53; 8. Angelo Veneziale N (Ryan DeMatteo/Liam Mooney) 9. Sean Davies CRN (Michael Telegin) 14:07; 10. Nathan Parker N (Liam Mooney) 13:22; 11. Alexander Saletnik N (Joseph Episcopo) 12:19; 12. Ryan DeMatteo N (Alexander Saletnik) 12:07; 13. Ivan Bondra CRN (Michael Telegin/Sean Davies) 7:50; 14. Tyler Hathaway N (Liam Mooney) 6:47; 15. Tyler Hathaway N (Carter Lennon/Liam Mooney) 2:04; 16. Danial Maglathlin, 00:26; 17. Ryan DeMatteo N, 00:14.
Third period: Eli Kirsh N (Braeden Thurnau/Liam Mooney) 8:09.
Wednesday, Jan. 22
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 4, NESHAMINY 3
Ryan Frey played the role of facilitator in Wednesday’s win, assisting on three of the Titans’ four goals.
Joseph Slobodrian turned a Frey pass into a goal late in the opening period to give the Titans a 1-0 lead after one period.
Sean Cutter scored to make it 2-0, using assists from Dominic Gibson and Ryan Frey, and just over a minute later, Jamison Crouch scored (Frey assist) to put the Titans on top 3-0.
Neshaminy got on the scoreboard with a goal from Carter Lennon (Eli Kirsh/Ryan DeMatteo assists) with 3:48 remaining in the second period. Dominic Gibson got that goal back, using an assist from Slobodrian to give the Titans a 4-1 lead heading in the final period.
Liam Moody’s unassisted power play goal in the opening seconds of the third period made it a 4-2 game, and that score stood until 34 seconds remained when Nathan Parker scored with a DeMatteo assist for the 4-3 final.
The Titans had a 45-14 advantage in shots, but Colin Thurnau kept the Redskins in it with 41 saves. Jake Matkowski earned the win in goal for the Titans.
Central Bucks South 1-3-0 4
Neshaminy 0-1-2 3
Shots: CBS 45, Neshaminy 14; Saves: Jake Matkowski (W) 11, Colin Thurnau (N) 41.
First period: 1. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Frey) 4:24.
Second period: 2. Sean Cutter CBS (Dominic Gibson/Ryan Frey) 11:16; 3. Jamison Crouch CBS (Ryan Frey) 10:03; 4. Carter Lennon N (Eli Kirsh/Ryan DeMatteo) 3:48; 5. Dominic Gibson CBS (Joseph Slobodrian) 2:03.
Third period: 6. Liam Mooney N, 16:54; 7. Nathan Parker N (Ryan DeMatteo) 00:34.
SPRINGFIELD 5, ABINGTON 3
The Spartans had the better of play but found themselves deadlocked 2-2 midway through the second period when Owen Quinn scored the go-ahead goal. John Barr added an insurance goal to give Springfield a 4-2 advantage after two periods.
Abington’s Jamison Donofry (Aiden Baldwin/Jeffrey Crompton assists) made it a 4-3 game early in the third period, and that score didn’t change until – with two seconds remaining – Grabriel Wells scored an empty net goal for the 5-3 final.
Early on, Joseph Widmeier (Baldwin/Crompton assists) gave the Ghosts a 1-0 lead midway through the opening period. Springfield’s Christopher Cahill (Barr assist) evened the score two minutes later.
A goal by Grayson Quinn (Owen Quinn assist) gave Springfield a 2-1 lead, but midway through the second period Widmeier found the net with his second goal to even the score, using a Crompton assist and setting the stage for the exciting finish.
Liam Baskin recorded 18 saves in a winning effort in goal for Springfield. Abington’s Matthew Evangelist kept his team in it with 50 saves.
Springfield Twp 1-3-1 5
Abington 1-1-1 3
Shots: Springfield 54, Abington 21; Saves: Liam Baskin (S) 18, Matthew Evangelist (A) 50.
First period: 1. Joseph Widmeier A (Aiden Baldwin/Jeffrey Crompton) 7:27; 2. Christopher Cahill S (John Barr) 5:45.
Second period: 3. Grayson Quinn S (Owen Quinn) 11:38; 4. Joseph Widmeier A (Jeffrey Crompton) 8:16; 5. Owen Quinn S (Randy Franklin/Ronan Klein) 7:36; 6. John Barr S (Owen Quinn/Kellen Warman) 3:22.
Third period: 7. Jamison Donofry A (Aiden Baldwin/Jeffrey Crompton) 13:14; 8. Gabriel Wells S (Christopher Cahill/Owen Quinn) 00:02.
NORTH PENN 11, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 2
James Boyle had a hand in five goals to lead the Knights, scoring one goal and assisting on four others. Cole Pluck (2g, 1a), Danial Cabrales (1g, 2a) and Nolan Shingle (2g, 1a) each had three-point games.
The two teams spent the first period exchanging goals with North Penn’s Luke Haftel (Tyler Evans assist) and West’s Tyler Ricci (Jackson Hirsch/Alex Korolev assists) each scoring in a one-minute span. Shingle (Gabriel Dunn assist) and West’s Jack Misoda (Zane Sanders assist) scored 37 seconds apart, and the two teams were deadlocked at 2 apiece after one period.
The Knights seized control of the game with four unanswered goals in the second period – one each from Christopher Salvotti IV, Samuel Norton, Shingle and Cabrales. They closed out the game with five straight goals in the third period – two from Pluck and one each from Boyle, Norton and Haftel.
The Knights held a lopsided 74-17 advantage in shots. West’s Isaac Mays turned away 63 shots in a busy night. Ian McAteer earned the win in goal for the Knights.
Central Bucks West 2-0-0 2
North Penn 2-4-5 11
Shots: CBW 17, NP 74; Saves: Isaac Mays (CBW) 63; Ian McAteer (NP) 15.
First period: 1. Luke Haftel NP (Tyler Evans) 12:14; 2. Tyler Ricci CBW (Jackson Hirsch/Alex Korolev) 11:46; 3. Nolan Shingle NP (Gabriel Dunn) 5:30; 4. Jack Misoda CBW (Zane Sanders) 4:53.
Second period: 5. Christopher Silvotti IV NP (Declan Leahy) 9:30; 6. Samuel Norton NP (James Boyle/Chase Kelly Del Ricci) 4:34; 7. Nolan Shingle NP (James Boyle) 4:15; 8. Danial Cabrales NP (Cole Pluck) 4:00.z
Third period: 9. James Boyle NP (Nolan Shingle/Gabriel Dunn) 12:00; 10. Cole Pluck NP (James boyle) 11:47; 11. Samuel Norton NP (Danial Cabrales) 7:54; 12. Cole Pluck NP (James Boyle/Chase Kelly Del Ricci) 5:21; 13. Luke Haftel NP (Danial Cabrales) 00:45.
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