Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Friday. UM/New Hope photos provided courtesy of Karla Donohoe. CB East/CB South photos courtesy of Tracy Valko. Check back for a gallery of photos. All SOS photo galleries for BOYS’ LACROSSE can be viewed by clicking HERE.
National Conference
Council Rock South 9, Pennsbury 8 (OT)
Bobby Kennedy picked his corner.
After Pennsbury scored to knot the score at 8-8 with 19 seconds left in regulation, Council Rock South answered in overtime when Kennedy ripped a bounce shot that hit the top corner of the net to give the Golden Hawks a 9-8 overtime victory on Friday.
South scored two to open the back-and-forth battle, but Pennsbury answered with the next four goals and held a 5-3 lead at halftime.
MJ Feeney same off the bench and netted the only two goals in the third quarter, bringing South back to tie the game at 5-5 heading into the fourth quarter. Joey Smith and Antti Autere staked out the Hawks to a 7-5 edge, but the Falcons quickly responded to tie the game. Autere scored his second with 3:48 left to give South an 8-7 lead and set up the dramatic finish.
For Pennsbury, Jack Kalinowski, Mike DeZutel, and Shane Siegmund each scored two goals, Will Taylor had one goal and one assist, Pat Kirk scored once, and Kolby Ranniello had one helper. Aidan Sheeran made nine saves in goal for the Falcons.
Council Rock South (3-3 National, 7-4 overall) travels to Central Bucks South for a 5 pm Monday matchup. Pennsbury (4-2, 5-5) will host Avon Grove at 11 am Saturday in a nonleague game.
Council Rock South 2-1-2-3-1 9
Pennsbury 1-4-0-3-0 8
Central Bucks West 17, Harry S Truman 0
Brayden Albrecht racked up five assists and Evan Goldrick picked up a goal and three assists as Central Bucks West made quick work of Harry S Truman and rolled to a 17-0 victory on Friday.
Austin Hahn and Joe Perry each scored twice for the Bucks, who jumped out to a 6-0 lead after one quarter and held a 12-0 advantage at the half.
Matt Jacobsen and Mike O’Hanlon each scored two, while Alex Greenspan, Sean Kelly, Cole Gnutti, Joey Burian, Mike Long, and Reese Dalzell each chipped in with one goal. O’Hanlon dished out two helpers, while Perry, Jacobsen, Greenspan, and Liam Mulreaney each had one assist.
West keeper Will Shandlay needed to make just one save to secure the shutout.
Jacobsen went 6 of 7 on faceoffs for West, while Gnutti won 3 of 5 and Long took 4 of 5.
Central Bucks West (4-3 National, 6-8 overall) returns to action Tuesday for a 3:45 pm game against North Penn. Truman (0-6, 0-12) will visit Souderton at 7 pm Tuesday.
Central Bucks West 6-6-4-1 17
Harry S Truman 0-0-0-0 0
American Conference
Quakertown 4, William Tennent 2
Paul Lancos, Cody Jefferson, Alex Bayda, Ryan Boehringer, and Adam Streale provided strong defensive efforts for Quakertown as the Panthers took down William Tennent in a low-scoring affair on Friday for its first league victory of the season.
Jayden Reilly, Jackson Lesinski, Evan Mooney, Aiden Gallagher each scored one goal for Quakertown. Cody Jefferson had two assists.
Quakertown (1-4 American, 2-10 overall) will look to build upon the victory when New Hope-Solebury visits for a 7 pm Tuesday game. Tennent (0-4, 0-7) will host Wissahickon on Monday.
Upper Moreland 13, New Hope-Solebury 1
Upper Dublin 12, Plymouth Whitemarsh 4
Central Bucks East 11, Central Bucks South 4
The Patriots celebrated Senior Day with a decisive win over their sister school, opening up a 6-3 halftime lead and never looking back.
Thomas Williams connected for a hat trick to lead a balanced attack. Nick Knepp added two goals and three caused turnovers, and Matt Brown also had a pair of goals. Luke Christmas and Adam Volm both had one goal and one assist. Aidan Schmidt added one goal and a caused turnover.
Nils Updale won 15 of 17 faceoffs and also had an assist. Brennan Coleman and Chris Funston both had four caused turnovers, and Ethan Greenlee had two. Dean Blackwood had one caused turnover and one assist.
Central Bucks South 1-2-0-1 4
Central Bucks East 3-3-4-2 11
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