Check out the recaps for SOL boys/girls lacrosse teams in action Saturday.
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Boys
NESHAMINY 12, MARPLE NEWTOWN 9
Luke Sermarini had four goals and assisted on another to lead the Redskins to their third straight win after dropping their season opener.
“Luke Sermarini continued his outstanding play with a fourth consecutive multi-goal performance,” coach John Donato said.
Noah Weiman and Connor McVey both had two goals and one assist. Jeremy Sheley also added a pair of goals.
“Jeremy Sheley contributed in multiple ways – as a LSM playing wing and defense with his long pole while collecting four ground balls and with his short pole scoring two goals, one dodging from the X behind and one fired from up top,” Donato said.
Nick Donato and Ryan Maher each scored single goals.
“Ryan Maher scored a key goal and played strong middie defense,” Donato said.
Dawson Obringer dished out a pair of assists.
“Dawson Obringer was again a factor at the face-off X while collecting five ground balls and being a force on both the offensive and defensive midfield,” said Donato, going on to acknowledge the strong play of his defense. “Neshaminy’s back line long pole defense of Preston Backhaus, Doug Lang, Bobby Blum and Thomas Fitch played well throughout, especially in the final six minutes stifling any attempts of a Marple Newtown comeback.”
Neshaminy (3-1) will travel to Hatboro-Horsham Monday for a non-league game.
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 10, BAYARD RUSTIN 9
Ryan Stout scored an unassisted goal with 41 seconds remaining in regulation that broke a 9-9 tie and turned out to be the game-winner in Saturday’s tightly-contested non-league road game.
Stout finished with two goals, one assist, four ground balls and a team-high three caused turnovers. Ryan Eife connected for a hat trick, and Ryan Gray had a goal and two assists. Jimmy Knepp added a pair of goals as well as a caused turnover. Evan Bulotta had a goal and an assist to go along with a game-high seven ground balls. He also had four face-off wins and two caused turnovers. Jake Kueny had six face-off wins to go along with four ground balls and one caused turnover. Bulotta and Kueny combined to win 10-of-20 face-offs.
Also, Ryan Carroll had one goal and one ground ball. Joe Beahan had three ground balls and two caused turnovers. Drew Bethke had one ground ball, and Connor Martin was credited with one caused turnover.
East goalie Liam Rosenthal recorded eight saves in a winning effort.
Central Bucks East (3-1) is off until next Saturday when the Patriots will host Avon Grove at 1 p.m. in a non-league contest.
Central Bucks East 3-1-3-3 10
Bayard Rustin1-3-2-3 9
WISSAHICKON 11, HOLY GHOST PREP 5
Matt Fritz was dominant at the face-off X, winning 18 of 19 face-offs to help lead the Trojans to the non-league win. He also had a goal and an assist.
In a contest that saw the Trojans score 11 goals, nine different players contributed a goal.
Sophomore Jackson Intrieri led the Trojans with three goals and four assists. He was the lone Trojan with more than one goal. Sophomore Brody Myers added a goal and two assists. Adding one goal and one assist were senior Owen Baim and sophomore Brett Lehman. Contributing one goal each were Michael Licata, Ryan Brown, Samuel Baker and Dean Wolfe.
Wissahickon (2-1) will host Central Bucks South Wednesday in a non-league contest.
CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 15, UPPER MORELAND 2
Three players contributed a hat trick to lead a balanced West attack in Saturday’s win. Erik Ojert had a hand in five goals, assisting on a pair in addition to scoring three. Jake Lang added two goals and two assists, and Christian Kunkel had a pair of goals. Conor Albrecht added a goal and two assists. Terence Devlin had a goal and an assist. Contributing one assist each were Jeff Woosman, Ricky Albert and Cameron Wassmann.
The Bucks seized early control of the game, opening up a 5-1 lead after one period and extending that to 8-1 by halftime.
Blake Ewaskey was credited with six ground balls to lead the Bucks.
Max Dunar (two saves) and TJ Kelly (one goal) shared time in goal.
Central Bucks West (3-0) will travel to Hatboro-Horsham for a non-league game Monday, and Upper Moreland (0-4) will host Abington on Tuesday.
Upper Moreland 1-0-0-1 2
Central Bucks West 5-3-6-1 15
ABINGTON 8, METHACTON 7
EMMAUS 10, NORTH PENN 7
GARNET VALLEY 13, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 4
Girls
ABINGTON 10, GREAT VALLEY 8
The Ghosts opened up an 8-5 halftime lead but then just scored two goals after the intermission. It was enough to hold off the host Patriots.
“Great Valley had a good comeback in the beginning of the second half, winning the first three draws and scoring on their possessions,” coach Mary Elizabeth Klepper said. “We did not play as solid as we were in the beginning of the game. We were able to come up with the win once we were able to get possession of the draw.”
Kaley Ehnow led the Ghosts with a hat trick, one assist and three draw controls. Jamira Mashore added a pair of goals while Kelly McCallister had a goal and an assist. Maddie Hinkle contributed a goal and an assist. Contributing one goal each were Abby Thomas, Sam Simon and Janelle Baer.
Ellie Hughes turned away 12 shots in a strong outing in goal for the Ghosts.
Abington (3-1) will host Central Bucks East on Tuesday.
Abington 8-2 10
Great Valley 5-3 8
RIDLEY 16, NORTH PENN 13
The visiting Knights found themselves on the short end of a 7-2 halftime score, and although they regrouped and outscored the Raiders 11-9 in the second half, they never could dig themselves out of their early hole.
“It took until the last 10 minutes of the game for us to find our team chemistry,” coach Heather Mellow said. “I hope it carries over to Monday’s game against PV.”
Lily Szliagyl led the Knights with three goals and one assist. Emily Varilla also had a hat trick while Kristin Varilla added two goals and one assist. Casey Cavanaugh also had a pair of goals. Grace Sacchetti added a goal, one assist and seven draw controls. Alli Lindsay had one goal and five draw controls, and Shannon Haedrich added one goal.
North Penn (0-3) will host Perkiomen Valley in a non-league contest Monday.
North Penn 2-11 13
Ridley 7-9 16
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