Non-league
NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 13, ARCHBISHOP WOOD 4
James Lasky led the Lions’ offense with five goals, Parker Taylor had three while Brady Restaino netted two and had five assists.
Cole Catalano had 17 saves to anchor the defense.
The Lions, who led 3-2 after one quarter, took a 6-3 lead into halftime. They put the game out of reach with a five-goal third quarter on their way to the non-league win.
By the numbers: New Hope-Solebury: James Lasky (5G), Parker Taylor (3G, 1A), Brady Restaino (2G, 5A,1GB), Rogan Restaino (1G, 1GB), Dylan Larsen (1G), Garrett Cianni (1G), Isiah Tousignant (1A), Logan Farewell (3GB), Colin Foster (2GB, 7/11 on FO), Cole Catalano (17 saves)
New Hope-Solebury coach Jeff Bruemmer:
–The game: “Very happy with the energy from start to finish. We work very hard on the fundamentals and team speed. The boys delivered on both counts today.”
–Props: “D mids Blake Duvall and Jason Cejeira were outstanding in the transition game.”
Up next: New Hope-Solebury will travel to Pottsgrove for a non-league game Friday.
Archbishop Wood 2-1-0-1 4
New Hope-Solebury 3-3-5-2 13
UPPER MORELAND 12, PHOENIXVILLE 1
The Golden Bears were in command from start to finish in this one, taking a shutout into the fourth quarter when the Phantoms scored their only goal of the game.
The Bears, who led 6-0 at halftime, were led by the five-goal effort of Jake Drinkwater. David Adamski and Travis Quirk each had a hat trick.
By the Numbers: Upper Moreland: Jake Drinkwater (5G), David Adamski (3G, 1 A), Travis Quirk (3G), Sean Durso (1G), Kevin Smith (1A), Lukas Rhode (1A)
Upper Moreland coach Matt Beck:
–The game: “We did a better job today coming out focused. We got our first game nerves out of the way yesterday and executed the game plan very well today.
“Jake Drinkwater added another five goals today. Travis Quirk’s shot was as accurate as I’ve ever seen it and he scored a hat trick for us. David Adamski found the back of the net three times and added one assist. Freshman Sean Durso scored his first goal today on a nice outside shot.
–Props: “Defensively we played very sound. Davidson was strong in net and the defensive unit worked together very well. Pat Collins played fantastic defense, and Noah Fuchs and Thomas Rose did their jobs well.
“Lukas Rhode picked off a pass while we were man down. He had a straight line to the goal. Rather than take what would have been a good shot, he moved it to Adamski for an easy finish. That unselfish play is exactly what we are looking for.
“Lastly, freshman Jack Sorrentino won 10 faceoffs today. He helped us control the game.”
Up next: Upper Moreland will travel to Pottsgrove for a non-league game Thursday.
Phoenixville 0-0-0-1 1
Upper Moreland 2-4-3-3 12
SPRINGFIELD TWP 14, AIM ACADEMY 5
HOLY GHOST PREP 17, CHELTENHAM 3
Tuesday, March 17
SOL National Conference
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 15 PENNRIDGE 6
After a tight first quarter and falling behind 3-2 in the second, Council Rock South exploded for five goals to take a 7-4 halftime lead.
Council Rock South goaltender Trey Prozzillo made that stand up by only surrendering two goals in the second half for the Golden Hawks opening SOL National contest.
The story of the game offensively was Conor McCaffery. McCaffery set a Council Rock South game record by scoring nine goals. Also chipping in was Hayden Cattie (3G, 2A), Jack Schink (1G, 1A) and Cole Telegadis (2G, 2A).
Defensively, long poles Brody Walker, Ben McNulty, Tavi Slutsky, Lucas Lacey and Jason Van Sant played an outstanding game. The short stick middie defensive unit was impressive as Jack Schink, Pat Malone, Cole Telegadis, Tristian O’Neill stepped up and played big roles in the road win.
Face-off mid Jake Baniewicz battled all game and played his best in the second half going 7 for 11 from the X.
Up next: Council Rock South will return to action Thursday at home vs non-league opponent Boyertown.
Council Rock South 1-6-2-6 15
Pennridge 1-3-1-1 6
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