Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Wednesday.
Non-league
SOUDERTON 8, BOYERTOWN 6
The visiting Indians led wire to wire in Wednesday’s non-league road game, opening up a 2-0 lead and taking a 6-2 lead into the final quarter when the Bears rallied.
Peyton Bannak had another huge game at the faceoff X, winning 13 of 17 faceoffs. He also led the Indians with 10 ground balls.
Matt Malanga had a big game in goal, recording 14 saves and also scooping up three ground balls.
Sean Landis finished with a hat trick to lead the Indians’ attack. He also had an assist and four ground balls. Seth Grossman added two goals, two assists and two ground balls. Trey Bui finished with one goal, two assists and one ground ball. John Martin-Vince added a goal and an assist, and Jaden Knize also had one goal to go along with one ground ball.
Logan Wrubel chipped in an assist and also had five ground balls and one caused turnover. Ben Fadden had one caused turnover and four ground balls. Ryan Rothenberger was credited with one caused turnover and two ground balls. Brody Anderson, Max Ryon and Jackson Hirschmann each had two ground balls.
Souderton (1-1) will travel to Owen J Roberts for a non-league game Saturday.
Souderton 2-2-2-2 8
Boyertown 0-2-0-4 6
PENNSBURY 6, COATESVILLE 5
The Falcons’ defense, according to coach Dean Curtis, stole the spotlight in Wednesday’s contest against the visiting Red Raiders.
“I’m proud of how our defense played as a unit to limit a potent offense that put up 15 goals in their last game,” Pennsbury coach Dean Curtis said. “Braxton Furiness did a great job holding their top guy to one goal. Haydon Massengill was key off ball, and Saxon Dobos also had a solid game at close defense.”
Logan Thorne scored two goals to lead a balanced attack while Jake Kalinowski added a goal and two assists. Brady Ghelhoff and John Curtis both had one goal and one assist.
Bradley Hill won 7 of 11 faceoffs while Charlie Kealy won the only faceoff he took. Hill also contributed a goal.
Jaden Beach was credited with 14 saves in a solid outing in goal.
Pennsbury (2-0) will host Conestoga in a non-league game Monday at 5 pm.
Coatesville 1-1-1-2 5
Pennsbury 3-1-1-1 6
SPRINGFIELD TWP 9, FATHER JUDGE 8
The Spartans took a 6-2 lead into halftime and then withstood a Father Judge rally in the second half to earn the non-league win.
Judge pulled to within one, but the Spartans answered with a goal to go back up by two. Father Judge trimmed that lead to one late.
Jack Vecchione’s four-goal effort led the Spartans. Matt Capoferri also had a four-point game, contributing three goals and one assist. Tommy Coppol added one goal and one assist. Colin Pennington had one goal.
Springfield Twp (1-0) will travel to North Penn for a non-league game Friday.
Father Judge 2-6 8
Springfield Twp 6-3 9
QUAKERTOWN 9, ARCHBISHOP CARROLL 6
Evan Mooney scored two goals and assisted on two others to lead the Panthers to the non-league road win.
Adding one goal and one assist each were Mason Borzio, Jackson Lesinski, Alex Jalboot, and Julian Moonlight. Contributing one goal each were Jacob Mosser, Cody Jefferson and Freddie Hipple.
Quakertown (1-1) will host Pope John Paul II in a non-league game Thursday at 4 p.m.
ARCHBISHOP RYAN 14, HARRY S TRUMAN 7
The Tigers found themselves deadlocked with the visiting Patriots 5-5 at halftime, but they were doomed by Carroll’s eight-goal third quarter in Wednesday’s non-league contest.
Chris Glover’s five-goal effort led the Tigers. He also had five ground balls and one caused turnover. Also making important contributions were Nate Cornell (1 goal, 1 assist, 3 ground balls), Connor Freer (1 goal, 2 ground balls), Rob Krystofolski (1 assist, 3 ground balls), Colton Cornell (1 assist, 2 ground balls), Chase Tuttle (1 assist, 5 ground balls, 2 caused turnovers) and Ben Sherry (1 caused turnover).
Jake Talj won 12 of 24 faceoffs. He also had six ground balls.
Tommy Bryson was credited with 24 saves in goal for the Tigers (63 percent save percentage).
Harry S Truman (1-2) will travel to Quakertown for a non-league game Saturday at noon.
Archbishop Ryan 3-2-8-1 14
Harry S Truman 1-4-1-1 7
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