SOL Boys’ Lacrosse Wrap (3-22-24)

Non-league

SPRINGFIELD TWP 10, NORTH PENN 6

The Spartans notched an impressive road win, outscoring their hosts 5-2 in the second half after taking a one-goal lead into halftime.

Adam Fluehr led the Spartans’ attack with four goals and an assist. Matt Capoferri added a pair of goals while Jack Brandreth had a three-point game that included a goal and two assists. Adding one goal each for the Spartans were Colin Pennington, Jake Sullivan, Jack Vecchione. Tommy Coppol played the role of facilitator, dishing out three assists. Matt Hood added one assist.

Springfield Twp’s Carter Weiss recorded 11 saves in goal in a winning effort. He also had an assist.

“It was a solid win,” assistant coach Mike DiPuppo said. “We were up 8-5 before NP scored to cut it to two.

“Then, defensemen Matt Hood found Colin Pennington with a great clearing pass, and he scored short-handed to put us back up three. From there, the defense kept standing tall.”

Springfield Twp (2-0) will host William Tennent for Tuesday’s SOL opener, and North Penn (1-1) will travel Holy Ghost Prep for a non-league game Wednesday.

Springfield Twp 1-4-3-2 10

North Penn 2-2-1-1 6

METHACTON 5, WISSAHICKON 2

The Warriors edged the Trojans in a contest that was even closer than the final score suggests. Methacton led 3-2 with three minutes left in the fourth when they scored on a man up.

“Then with less than a minute, we pressured out, and they scored again,” Trojans’ coach Dave Sowers said.

Kyle Krump had a huge game in goal, recording 22 saves.

The Trojans received contributions up and down their lineup. Charlie Stehlik contributed one goal, one assist, four ground balls and two caused turnovers while Blake Zimmerman added a goal and four ground balls. Austin Myers chipped in an assist and two ground balls.

Danny Hussa scooped up six ground balls and had four caused turnovers to lead the Trojans. Logan Bruno had three ground balls and two caused turnovers while Chase Comer had three ground balls and one caused turnover. Carman Shooope also had three ground balls. Also contributing were Quinn McClintic (2 ground balls, 1 caused turnover), Charlie Hussa (2 ground balls) and Cole Lilienfeld (2 ground balls).

Wissahickon (1-1) will travel to Hershey High School for a non-league game Monday.

Methacton 1-1-0-3 5

Wissahickon 0-1-0-1 2

WEST CHESTER EAST 11, HATBORO-HORSHAM 4

The visiting Vikings led by just a 4-2 score at halftime but seized control of Friday’s non-league game with a six-goal outburst in the third period.

For the Hatters, Shane Phillips contributed a hat trick and also had a strong showing at the faceoff X, winning 12 of 18 faceoffs. Max Mariano added a goal and an assist, and Victor Wilkins chipped in an assist.

Quinn Fullmer led the defense with four caused turnovers and four ground balls. Brett Yorko had five ground balls.

Hatters’ goalie Anderson Kirby recorded 15 saves in goal.

Hatboro-Horsham (0-3) will host Archbishop Wood in a non-league game Monday.

West Chester East 2-2-6-1 11

Hatboro-Horsham 1-1-0-2 4