Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Monday. CR South/LC photos provided courtesy of John Gleeson.
Non-league
Central Bucks West 9, Hatboro-Horsham 3
Central Bucks West used a balanced offense to up its record to 3-0, thanks to a non-league win over host Hatboro-Horsham on Monday.
The Bucks received two goals apiece from Garrett Hitchens, David Ross and Erik Ojert and single tallies from Jake Ojert, Blake Ewaskey and Christian Kunkel.
Erik Ojert also had two assists while Jake Ojert and Terence Devlin had one assist each.
Hitchens also won 12 of 13 face-offs while Mike Miletto won both of his face-off attempts.
For the Hatters, Jason Kleintz, Ian Reilley and Mike Brown each contributed one goal. Andrew McPoyle chipped in an assist.
Goalie Max Dunar notched seven saves in the victory while his counterpart, Joe Brophy, recorded 15 saves.
Central Bucks West (4-0) will host Wissahickon Friday in a non-league game, and Hatboro-Horsham (1-3) will host Pennsbury on Wednesday.
Central Bucks West 1 1 1 6 – 9
Hatboro-Horsham 2 0 0 1 – 3
Pennridge 16, Saucon Valley 7
Nick Fanelli poured in seven goals to help Pennridge thump host Saucon Valley in a non-league game Monday.
The Rams, who led just 7-3 at halftime, broke the game open by outscoring the Panthers 6-0 in the third quarter to seize control of the game.
In addition to Fanelli, who also had two assists, the Rams picked up three goals each from Logan Lazasz (one assist) and Kevin Britner; a goal and four assists from Ryan Garner and single goals from Matt Nevells and Johnnie Banks.
Jack Garner, George Aufschlag and Dan Hart each contributed one assist in the win while Shane Hartzell won 18 of 21 face-offs.
Austin Swartley had nine saves in goal while Kieran Banks had a pair of saves in relief of Swartley.
Pennridge (3-1) will host Unionville in a non-league game Thursday.
Pennridge 4 3 6 3 – 16
Saucon Valley 1 2 0 4 – 7
Springfield Township 14, Roman Catholic 4
Springfield Township received goals from 10 players on the way to a rout of visiting Roman Catholic in a non-league game Monday. The Spartans, who led by just a 4-3 score at the intermission, blew open a close game with a 10-1 second-half scoring explosion.
Brennan Fluehr paced the Spartans with a hat trick while Zach Coppol and Wilson Krewson had two goals each.
Nic Pugliese, Trey DuBose, Ryan Wilsbach, Cameron Dennis, Austin Maggioncalda, Dillon Donnelly and Luke Gozzard had one goal apiece.
Coppol, DuBose and Krewson each added an assist in the victory.
Springfield Township (2-1) will be on the road at Upper Moreland on Thursday.
Roman Catholic 3 1 – 4
Springfield Township 4 10 – 14
Upper Dublin 8, Holy Ghost Prep 6
Zach Young netted a hat trick to help power Upper Dublin to its first win of the young season, a non-league victory over Holy Ghost Prep on Monday.
The Cardinals also received single goals from Andrew Sowers, Brian McCarry, Colin Asper, Jayden Santangelo and Jason Williams.
Young, Asper and Jason Scott chipped in with assists in the win.
Sam Hoffman had nine saves in goal to pick up the victory.
Upper Dublin (1-3) will host Plymouth Whitemarsh in its SOL opener Tuesday.
Quakertown 6, Perkiomen School 2
Jeff Royall scored four goals to lead the Panthers to their fourth win of the young season in non-league action Monday.
“I’m happy with the win, but the players know we need to keep putting in hard work to catch up to the more established teams in our conference,” coach Jay Donis said.
The Panthers led 3-1 at halftime and doubled that in the second half.
Quakertown (4-1) will travel to Saucon Valley for a non-league game Thursday.
Quakertown 3 3 – 6
Perkiomen School 1 1 – 2
Council Rock South 9, Lansdale Catholic 3
The Golden Hawks opened up a 6-2 lead at the intermission on the way to their third win of the young season.
Council Rock South (3-1, 1-0 SOL) – its seniors on a class trip this week – returns to action next Tuesday when the Golden Hawks will host Central Bucks South in their SOL opener.
Academy of the New Church 8, North Penn 5
Downingtown West 13, Abington 7
Saturday, March 30
ABINGTON 8, METHACTON 7
The Ghosts edged the Warriors in a tightly-contested non-league game Saturday.
“It was a great team win with contributors from all over the field,” coach Michael Duffy said.
Nate Rose led a balanced attack with two goals and two assists while Dimitri Sarver and Alex Woll both added two goals and an assist. Contributing one goal each were Dominic Ricciardi and Kevin Fitzgerald. Marco McFee and Shawn McConnell each had one assist.
Abington (3-2) will be on the road at Upper Moreland for its SOL opener Tuesday.
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