SOL Boys/Girls Lacrosse Wrap (5-10-19)

Check out the recaps for boys and girls lacrosse teams in action Friday. Photos of Thursday’s Upper Dublin/ Quakertown game provided courtesy of Geanine Jamison. Check back for a gallery of photos.

Boys
Souderton 8, Interboro 6
Souderton topped Interboro in a non-league game Friday, the final game of the regular season for the Indians.
The host Indians, who led 5-3 at halftime, and Interboro will both be competing in the upcoming PIAA District One tournament – the Indians in Class 3A and the Bucs in Class 2A.
Dylan Anderson (two assists), Cole Witoslawski and Brock Azeff each had two goals in the victory. Fearghas Evanick (one assist) and Matt Rauch added single tallies for the Indians while goalie Axell Beskar made 14 saves.
Souderton is 12-5 overall and 5-3 in conference play.
Interboro 3-3 6
Souderton 5-3 8

Springfield Montco 19, Upper Merion 11
Springfield Montco prepped for the upcoming PIAA District One Class 2A tournament by handing host Upper Merion a non-league defeat on Friday in the final regular season game for both teams.
The Spartans used a balanced offense, led by a game-high four goals from Zack Coppol and three goals apiece from Brennan Fleur and Wilson Krewson to help record the victory.
Paul Richardson, Trey DuBose and Nic Pugliese each provided two goals for the Spartans while Kyle Smith, Alex Vecchione and Dillon Donnelly had one goal apiece.
Springfield Township 11-7 overall and 7-1 in conference play.

Central Bucks East 8, Owen J. Roberts 5
The Patriots closed out their regular season with a non-league win over the visiting Wildcats, opening up a 4-1 lead after one quarter and maintaining that advantage the rest of the way.
Ryan Stout had a big performance in the regular season finale, finishing with five goals, six ground balls and one caused turnover. Adding one goal each were Ryan Carroll, Ryan Gray (one assist) and Evan Bulotta. Carroll also had one ground ball and two caused turnovers while Bulotta had six face-off wins as well as a team high 10 ground balls. He also led the Patriots with three caused turnovers. Jimmy Knepp added an assist and two ground balls.
Jake Kueny had four face-off wins and also had three ground balls. Joey Beahan had five ground balls and two caused turnovers while Connor Martin had three ground balls and one caused turnover. Drew Bethke had two ground balls and two caused turnovers while Jake Parker had one.
Central Bucks East – which will advance to the District 1 3A Tournament – closed out its regular season with an 11-7 record and a 7-2 mark in conference play.
Owen J Roberts 1-2-1-1 5
Central Bucks East 4-1-1-2 8

Neshaminy 14, Conwell-Egan 5
The Redskins raced out of the gate to a 5-0 lead after one quarter and took a commanding 9-1 lead into halftime on their way to the no-doubt-about-it non-league win.
Connor McVey led the Redskins with four goals while Luke Sermarini and Ryan Maher each had three. Nick Donato had a hand in five goals, scoring twice and assisting on three goals. Both John Owczarzak and Dawson Obringer had one goal. Contributing one assist each were Joey DeMatteo, Charlie Potash and Doug Lang.
Neshaminy closed out its season with an 8-10 record overall.
Conwell-Egan 0-1-1-3 5
Neshaminy 5-4-2-3 14

New Hope-Solebury 10, Council Rock South 6

Southern Lehigh 9, Upper Dublin 5

Radnor 13, Central Bucks West 5

Girls
Council Rock South 14, Upper Moreland 13
The visiting Golden Hawks staged a gutsy comeback, rallying from a 10-6 halftime deficit to win a thriller. They closed out the game with an 8-3 second-half tear. Senior captain Lauren Brown scored the game-winner with six seconds remaining, and the Hawks won the ensuing draw to ice the win. The Hawks were a 'man down' when they won it.
"It was an amazing way to end our season," said coach Madison Hurwitz, whose team graduates just one starter. "We're excited for next year."
Claudia Steinmetz and Carissa Longmore led the Golden Hawks with four goals each. Rianna Shields added a hat trick and one assist. Contributing one goal each for Rock South were Lauren Brown, Izzi Mendez (one assist) and Kristen Lee.
Hurwitz also credited the strong play for her defense, which limited the Golden Bears to just three goals in the second half. Comprising the standout defensive unit were Bria DeSaro, Emily Shuster, Lauren Mitchell and Katelyn Cocco.
"Aspen Handel was active and great in goal," Hurwitz said.
For the Golden Bears, Bryanna Gordon had a big game, finishing with five goals and two assist. Emma Meakim had three goals and four assists. Alexis Lamb and Cassidy Hirsch (two assists) both had a pair of goals, and Kat Morrow had one goal.
Sarah Pickard recorded nine saves in goal for the Golden Bears.
Council Rock South closed out its season with a 6-10 record (2-6 SOL) while the Golden Bears – who will compete in the District 1 5A Tournament – were 12-6 overall and 6-3 in conference play.
Council Rock South 6-8 14
Upper Moreland 10-3 13

Radnor 18, Abington 9
In a matchup of two teams headed to the PIAA District One Class 3A tournament, it was visiting Radnor handing Abington a non-league defeat on Friday.
“We knew this was going to be a tough battle and we got down too soon,” Abington coach Mary Elizabeth Klepper said.
“Radnor is a strong team. We learned from the game and it will help us prepare for the playoffs.”
The Ghosts trailed 10-4 at halftime and couldn’t cut into the deficit in the second half.
Abby Thomas led Abington with five goals while Kaley Ehnow had two goals, two assists and six draw controls.
Jamira Mashore (three assists) and Shea Gormley each had a goal in the loss while Maddie Hinkle and Abby Johnson had one assist. Abington goalie Ellie Hughes made 10 saves.
“Ella Timbers had a great game on defense and helped transition the ball to our attack,” Klepper said. “We need to make sure we communicate and stay positive going into the playoffs.”
Abington closed out the regular season with a 15-3 overall record (9-0 SOL).
Abington
Radnor 10-8 18
Abington 4-5 9

Central Bucks West 15, Strath Haven 10
The Bucks celebrated Senior Night with a non-league win.
“Tonight we celebrated an amazing group of seniors,” coach Rebecca Cartee Haring said. “We are so lucky to have a group of senior players who are humble, kind and love this team.
“They have helped establish an amazing culture this season at CB West, and it will be difficult to say good-bye to them. We hope to carry this momentum into the playoffs and extend the season as long as we can.”
Senior Casey Reichwein turned in another big performance for the Bucks, finishing with 11 draw controls, two goals and three assists. Emma Haring led the attack with three goals and three assists. Maddy McGarry added two draw controls, three goals and two assists while Kristen Rice had a pair of goals. Julia Carey also finished with a hat trick. Lindsey Horton had two draw controls and one goal, and Shelby Hahn added one goal. Izzy Treon had one assist and led the defense with four caused turnovers.
Central Bucks West – which will compete in the District 1 3A Tournament – closed out the regular season with a 13-5 record. The Bucks were 7-1 in conference play.

Wissahickon 21, Chichester 7
The Trojans closed out their regular season with an impressive non-league win. Sophia Chiodo Ortiz notched a milestone, scoring her 100th career goal in the win.
Ten Trojans scored goals for Wissahickon. Sister Act Bella Ferrante and Sophia Ferrante both scored goals. Anna Schools, Quinn Gaffey, and Brooke Berry all had two goals. Emma Baker chipped in her first career four-goal game. Wissahickon (13-5, 6-3 SOL) now awaits its first round matchup in the District 1 3A playoffs next Tuesday.