Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Monday.
SOL National Conference
PENNSBURY 12, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 8
Jack Kalinowski turned in a stellar seven-goal effort to lead the Falcons to a conference road win. The Falcons opened up a 6-1 halftime lead and then held off a late Titan surge.
“Jack Kalinowski and Will Taylor led the way, combining for six first half goals to pace the Falcons to a 6-1 halftime lead,” Pennsbury coach Dean Curtis said. “The Falcons’ defense stood strong, limiting the Titans to one goal in the first half with Aidan Sheeran posting 10 saves.
“I am proud of how the boys started the game. We were able to execute our game plan in the first half with good success.”
The Falcons took a 9-3 lead into the final quarter.
“The fourth belonged to CB South outpacing Pennsbury 5-3,” Curtis said. “We knew CB South would continue to fight, and they did a great job breaking through in the second half.”
Also for the Falcons, Taylor added three goals and one assist while Shane Siegmund had two goals and two assists. Mike DeZutel contributed three assists, Reece Millman had two while Pat Kirk and Kolby Ranniello each had one assist.
Sheeran finished the game with 19 saves in a stellar outing in goal for the Falcons.
Bradley Hill won 9 of 17 faceoffs for Pennsbury.
For the Titans, John Fitts and Nick Fareno both had two goals and one assist. Fareno also was credited with four ground balls. Reese Levinson contributed two goals, and Ryan Gordon added one goal and one assist. David Humphreys had one goal. He also led the team with seven ground balls and two caused turnovers.
Cam Hill (6 saves) and Mikey Kelly (2 saves) shared time in goal for the Titans. Liam Goss won 6 of 12 faceoffs, and Ryan Macleod won 4 of 8 faceoffs.
Pennsbury (2-3, 2-1 SOL) is off until next Tuesday when the Falcons will host Souderton. Central Bucks South (2-4, 1-2) will host Springfield Township in a non-league game on Thursday.
Pennsbury 3-3-3-3 12
Central Bucks South 1-0-2-5 8
Non-league
NESHAMINY 8, SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP 4
The Redskins’ defense was all but impenetrable, and the Redskins’ attack came to life in the fourth quarter, erupting for four goals and turning a 4-4 tie into the 8-4 win.
“Our team defense anchored by keeper Ryan Rickards was solid throughout and stepped up, shutting out the Spartans in the final quarter,” Neshaminy coach John Donato said. “Evan Fitch and Logan Backhaus were consistently strong on the defensive end.
“Liam Ames, Jack McVey and Ethan Roney scored key momentum-shifting goals, sparking the 4-0 fourth quarter run. Daniel Lowman won key faceoffs down the stretch, securing vital possession time.”
Demi (3 goals, 1 assist) and Ames (3 goals) led the balanced attack. Roney also had a hand in three goals, scoring once and assisting on two others. Jack McVey added a goal and an assist.
For the Spartans, Jaxon Weiss had two goals while Jack Hasson and Grant Williams each had one. Brennan Decker contributed an assist. Spartans’ goalie Patrick McMahon was credited with seven saves.
Neshaminy (3-2, 0-1) will be on the road at Council Rock South on Tuesday, and Springfield Township (2-4, 1-1) will travel to New Hope-Solebury on Tuesday.
Neshaminy 1-1-2-4 8
Springfield Township 1-2-1-0 4
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 15, ARCHBISHOP WOOD 2
Matt Jacobsen had a big day for the Bucks.
The West sophomore not only led the attack with four goals, he also turned in a dominant effort at the faceoff X, winning 7 of 9 faceoffs.
The Bucks received contributions up and down their lineup in Monday’s non-league win. Austin Hahn added two goals and three assists. Zach Martine and Joe Perry both had two goals and one assist, and Sean Kelly also had a pair of goals. Brayden Albrecht, Alex Greenspan and Sam Greenburg each contributed a goal and an assist. Mike O’Hanlan and Aiden Kimberly both had one assist.
Cole Gunutti won 4 of 9 faceoffs, and Mike Long also took one faceoff for the Bucks.
Will Shandlay (3 saves) and Brandon Horack (1 save) combined for the win in goal.
Central Bucks West (2-4, 2-1 SOL) will host Pennridge on Tuesday.
Central Bucks West 7-5-2-1 15
Archbishop Wood 1-1-0-0 2
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