Truman and North Penn earned wins in SOL boys’ lacrosse action Friday.
Non-league
Harry S Truman 17, Cheltenham 3
Chris Glover put his name in the record books, the first player in Truman program history to score 100 points. It was yet another reason to celebrate for the Tigers, who notched their fifth win of the season and did it in convincing fashion.
Truman owned this one from start to finish, opening up a 6-0 lead after one quarter and extending that to 12-1 by halftime.
Glover’s four goals and three assists led the Tigers. He also had a team-high eight ground balls and one caused turnovers. Nate Cornell, Joe Scheller and Robert Krystofolski each contributed a hat trick. Cornell also had one assist and five ground balls while Scheller had one assist and one ground ball, and Krystofolski had two ground balls.
Also for the Tigers, Connor Freer added two goals, one assist and four ground balls, and Conner Bryson had two goals and two assists.
Jake Talj was 15-for-26 at the faceoff X, and he also had two assists.
Rob Eldredge was credited with six ground balls and four caused turnovers, Chase Tuttle had three ground balls and four caused turnovers, and Logan Malinowski had one ground ball and one caused turnover.
Tommy Bryson was credited with six saves in goal with an 85.7 percent save percentage. He also had one assist. Chris Greiner had three saves with a 60 percent save percentage.
Truman closed out its season with a 5-13 record.
Cheltenham 0-1-1-1 3
Harry S Truman 6-6-2-3 17
North Penn 9, Phoenixville 0
The Knights closed out their season on a high note, earning a shutout in Friday’s non-league win at home.
Joe Morrow played a key role in the Knights’ strong showing, winning 10 of 13 faceoffs.
Emerson Morelli led a balanced Knight attack with two goals and one assist while Vinnie Montmore had two goals, and Tyler Kronmiller contributed one goal and one assist. Adding one goal each were Zach Hastat, Conor Sullivan, Jayden Davenport and Luigi Cardone.
Connor Howard recorded six saves in goal in the win.
North Penn closed out its season with a 6-11 record.
Springfield-Delco 13, Upper Dublin 6
The Flying Cardinals and Cougars were deadlocked at 2 after one quarter, but the Cougars won the next two by a combined 8-2 margin on their way to the non-league win.
Cam Osborne’s hat trick led the Cardinals. Al Eby added a goal and an assist while Kyle Spirt and Will Hoffmann had one goal each. Nate Brown and Ben Guagliardo each had one assist.
Hoffmann also won 9 of 23 faceoffs, and Parish Albright recorded five saves in goal.
Upper Dublin closed out its regular season with a 13-4 overall record. They were the SOL American Conference champions with a perfect 10-0 record.
Upper Dublin 2-2-0-2 6
Springfield-Delco 2-5-3-3 13
Springfield-Delco 13, Upper Dublin 6
The Flying Cardinals and Cougars were deadlocked at 2 after one quarter, but the Cougars won the next two by a combined 8-2 margin on their way to the non-league win.
Cam Osborne’s hat trick led the Cardinals. Al Eby added a goal and an assist while Kyle Spirt and Will Hoffmann had one goal each. Nate Brown and Ben Guagliardo each had one assist.
Hoffmann also won 9 of 23 faceoffs, and Parish Albright recorded five saves in goal.
Upper Dublin closed out its regular season with a 13-4 overall record. They were the SOL American Conference champions with a perfect 10-0 record.
Upper Dublin 2-2-0-2 6
Springfield-Delco 2-5-3-3 13
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