Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Saturday.
Non-league
Souderton 11, Owen J Roberts 4
The Indians led 2-0 after one quarter and took a 6-3 lead into halftime. They took control in the second half, outscoring the Wildcats 5-1 on their way to their 10th win.
John Martin Vince’s six-point game led the Indians and included five goals and one assist. He also had one ground ball. Seth Grossman added three goals, one assist, two caused turnovers and five ground balls. Brody Anderson and Gavin Landis both contributed two goals and one assist. Anderson also had two ground balls. Trey Bui had a goal and an assist while Jaden Knize had one goal.
Peyton Bannak won 9 of 19 faceoffs and also had three ground balls. Max Ryon finished with four ground balls and one caused turnover. Also contributing were Jackson Hirschman (1GB, 1CTO), Ryan Rothenberger (1CTO, 2GB), Sean Ryan (1GB), Ben Fadden (1GB), Logan Wrubel (1CTO, 1GB) and Sean Landis (2GB).
Matt Malanga recorded 12 saves in goal for the Indians, who are fourth in the latest District 1 3A power rankings.
Souderton – a perfect 6-0 in the SOL National Conference – upped its record to 10-1 overall.
Owen J Roberts 0-3-0-1 4
Souderton 2-4-4-1 11
Pennridge 10, Perkiomen Valley 8
Ryan Carickhoff scored five goals and assisted on another to lead the Rams to the non-league win. The Rams, who led 4-2 after one quarter, took a tenuous 6-5 lead into halftime but outscored their host 4-1 in the third quarter on their way to the win.
Also for the Rams, Levi Souder had two goals and an assist, Matt Seiler had two goals, Matt Kriney contributed a goal and an assist, Andrew Horensky had two assists, and Cooper States and Frank Fanelli each contributed one assist.
Cole Nitterour won 9 of 19 faceoffs.
Tyler Vandermark was credited with 16 saves in a strong outing in goal for the Rams.
Pennridge – sixth in the latest District 1 3A rankings – upped its record to 10-2 overall. The Rams are 4-0 in conference play.
Pennridge 4-2-4-0 10
Perkiomen Valley 2-3-1-2 8
Wissahickon 17, Interboro 1
The visiting Trojans seized control of this one early, opening up a 4-1 lead after one quarter and extending it to 11-1 by halftime on their way to the decisive non-league win.
Harrison Paul and Blake Zimmerman both had six-point games to lead the Trojans. Paul had four goals, two assists and two ground balls while Zimmerman had three goals and three assists. Noah Stomsky added three goals, one assist and two ground balls while Chase Comer had two goals, three assists and three ground balls. Austin Myers and Charlie Stehlik both had one goal and two assists. Stehlik added five ground balls while Myers had two.
Nolan Pounds added one goal and three ground balls, and Paulie Brogan had one goal. Quinn McClintic and Dan Hussa each chipped in one assist. Hussa led the Trojans with 12 ground balls and six caused turnovers. Carmen Schoppe had three ground balls. McClintic added five ground balls and two caused turnovers. Logan Bruno and Charlie Hussa both had three ground balls with Bruno also contributing two caused turnovers. Connor Nevulis contributed four ground balls.
Dan Hussa had a big day at the faceoff X, winning 11 of 13. Trent Thiele won 4 of 6 while Nevulis won his only faceoff.
In goal, Kyle Crump stopped five of six shots he faced. Liam Ruhren (2 saves. 2 shots) and Joey Gambino (1 save, 1 shot) also saw action in goal.
Wissahickon – 12th in the latest District 1 3A rankings – is 9-1 overall after 10 games, 5-0 in conference play.
Wissahickon 4-7-4-2 17
Interboro 1-0-0-0 1
Marple Newtown 16, Central Bucks South 7
The Titans knew they would have their hands full when they traveled to Marple Newtown to take on District 1 2A’s top-ranked squad. South trailed by just one at the end of a quarter but found itself on the short end of a 9-5 score at halftime as the Tigers looked the part of their 11-1 record.
Landon Amorim and Keith Conner both had three-point games. Amorim had two goals, one assist and one ground ball, and Conner had one goal, two assists and four ground balls. Mark Etgen had two goals and two ground balls while Matt Waltrich added a goal and two assists, and Kevin Ford had one goal. Jack Auerbach contributed one assist and two ground balls.
John Henson led the defense with three caused turnovers and two ground balls, James Vargason had two caused turnovers and two ground balls, and Jeremy Collachi had two caused turnovers.
Anthony Depedro was 5-for-13 on faceoffs with five ground balls. Blake Bernstein was 1 for 10 on faceoffs with two ground balls.
In goal for the Titans, Dom Varacallo recorded 18 saves. Brayden Shahan also saw time in goal and had three saves.
Central Bucks South is 5-5 overall and 2-3 in conference play.
Central Bucks South 2-3-0-2 7
Marple Newtown 3-6-3-4 16
Princeton 12, Pennsbury 7
The visiting Falcons found themselves on the short end of a 7-1 score at halftime and then played Princeton all but even in the second half.
Trent Becker’s five-point game led the Falcons and included four goals and one assist. Adding one goal each were John Curtis, Brady Gehlhoff and Eric Rinehimer.
Pennsbury (6-5, 3-2 SOL) will host North Penn on Tuesday in the stadium at 7 p.m.
Pennsbury 0-1-5-1 7
Princeton 3-4-2-3 12
Ridley 12, Council Rock South 11
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