Check out the results for SOL boys/girls lacrosse teams in action Tuesday. CR North/Holy Ghost Prep photos provided courtesy of John Gleeson. Check back for a gallery of action photos.
Boys
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 7, PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 4
Four players – Alex Savarese, Mike Iannarelli, Kenny Diamond and Will Mailey - scored one goal each in PW’s non-league loss to the Patriots. Brendan Sullivan and Vinny Martina each added an assist.
Coach Bryan Gregg lauded his defense for playing a strong second half. Griffin Kolkka played well in goal with 10 saves.
DOWNINGTOWN EAST 12, NORTH PENN 6
The Cougars opened up a 5-1 lead after one quarter, and although the Knights played them even in the second and third quarters, they never could make up the ground they lost.
For the Knights, Danny Payne scored two goals and assisted on another while Reese Udinski had one goal and two assists. Eric Diamond, Stephen Rinck and Tanner Nelson had one goal each.
Senior goalie Matt Rinck recorded nine saves for the Knights.
North Penn 1-3-1-1 6
Downingtown East 5-3-1-3 12
HOLY GHOST PREP 13, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 11
BISHOP SHANAHAN 15, WISSAHICKON 1
Girls
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 12, KENNETT 6
The Titans notched their second win in as many days, this time going on the road to defeat Kennett.
Junior Kasey Dietzel led the Titans with four goals and two assists, and senior Courtney Taylor had three goals and two assists. Kristen Berntsen added two goals and one assist, and Anna Green had a pair of goals. Madi Tomaselli contributed a single goal to close out the scoring.
South goalie Laura Robinson was credited with five saves.
Central Bucks South (2-0) will host Plymouth Whitemarsh on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
UPPER DUBLIN 16, BONNER-PRENDERGAST 4
The visiting Cardinals raced out of the gate to an 11-2 halftime lead and never looked back, earning their second win in as many days over a PCL squad.
Hannah Reape’s four goals led the Cardinals while Lindsey Schreiber added three goals and one assist. Mack Moore and Caroline Wall both had two goals and two assists. Wall also had a caused turnover. Maddie Templeton, Elizabeth Barber and Becky Browndorf each contributed a goal and an assist. Barber also had four draw controls and three ground balls while Browndorf had five draw controls and three ground balls. Emma Mead contributed one goal and also had four ground balls. Charlotte Smith added one goal. Shannon Reape led the defense with five ground balls and also had an assist. UD goalie Sarah Herchenroder recorded five saves.
Upper Dublin (2-1) will travel to West Chester East for a non-league game on Thursday.
Upper Dublin 11-5 16
Bonner Prendergast 2-2 4
GREAT VALLEY 16, NORTH PENN 12
The Knights found themselves staring at a 10-2 deficit at halftime, and although they regrouped and outscored the host Patriots in the second half, they could not dig themselves out of their early hole.
“We started off the season frazzled,” coach Heather Mellow said. “It took the entire first half to calm down and play smarter. Great Valley did a great job of gaining draw controls and keeping the ball on their offensive end most of the first half. Almost every time we touched the ball, we turned it back over to them.
“The second half was a different game for us. We started to get draw controls, made some better choices with our possessions. Unfortunately, we had too big a hole to dig out of. I was proud of our team for not giving up and fighting back.”
Kaitlyn Phifer had a huge game for the Knights, scoring five goals and assisting on two others. Bri O’Donnell added three goals and one assist, and Victoria Brauenle contributed two goals and one assist. Kristin Varilla and Julia Keffer each scored one goal.
North Penn (0-1) will travel to Neshaminy on Wednesday.
“Hopefully, we will start where we left off today,” Mellow said.
North Penn 2-10 12
Great Valley 10-6 16
WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 13, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 3
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