Check out the results for Wednesday’s SOL girls’ lacrosse action.
National Conference
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 13, COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 6
Kara Magley scored four goals to lead the Indians while Natalie Maher (one assist) and Hannah Plappert both added three goals. Molly Doyle contributed two goals and one assist, and Erica Green had one goal and one assist to round out the scoring for the Indians.
Christine Besselman and Jamie Damirgian both scored a pair of goals for the Golden Hawks while Leeann Hurley and Gabi Rosenfeld each added one goal.
Taylor Beck was credited with four saves in goal for the Indians, who held a 19-10 advantage in shots. Rock South’s Claire Quist was credited with six saves.
The Indians remain perfect in league play (4-0) while improving to 8-2 overall. The Golden Hawks are 1-3 in the league (2-7 overall).
Continental Conference
NORTH PENN 18, PENNRIDGE 5
Rachel Shaw scored five goals while teammate Brenda McDermott added four goals and three assists to lead the Maidens to the big win. Hannah Young and Tara Rogers both contributed three goals and one assist while sophomore Kaitlin Suzuki added two goals and one assist. Lauren Green scored one goal, and Laura DeLongis and Aubrie Stouffer both had an assist to close out the scoring for the Maidens.
The Rams were led offensively by senior Sarah Wiley, who connected for a hat trick. Taylor Dachowski and Maddie Maher each added single goals.
Maiden goalie Jenna Stover turned away eight shots in a solid outing while Lauren Smith had one. For the Rams, Lynsey Babcock (four saves) and Danielle Nichols (six saves) combined for 10 stops.
To read a complete game story, click on the following PhillyBurbs.com link: http://www.phillyburbs.com/my_town/pennridge/north-penn-topples-pennnridge/article_e05f4ad2-a76b-5eb4-9ef7-fca1c6208843.html
HATBORO-HORSHAM 18, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 5
The Hatters continued their run through conference play, rolling to the decisive win over the Bucks. Julie McKay led a balanced attack with four goals while Lizzy Carr and Cortnee Daley each had three goals. Carr also had three assists. Nicole Beck and Katie McKay both scored two goals with Beck also contributing a pair of assists. The Hatters, who received goals from nine different players, received single goals from Caroline Hagan, Casey Swezey, Laura Cresta and Rachel Rausa. Swezey also had an assist.
The Hatters are 6-0 in league play (9-0 overall) while the Bucks fell to 2-4 in the league (6-4 overall).
SOUDERTON 16, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 11
American Conference
WISSAHICKON 16, CHELTENHAM 14
The Trojans appeared to be on their way to an easy win after rolling to a 9-3 halftime lead. The Lady Panthers had other ideas, rallying to knot the score 14-14 with 47 seconds remaining before Laura Frankenfield, who had a monster seven-goal effort for the Trojans – won the ensuing draw and scored what turned out to be the game winner with 38 seconds remaining. Zoe Kale added an insurance goal as time was about to expire.
“When you have a 9-3 lead going into the half, that seems like a big cushion,” Wissahickon coach Chelsea Rosiek said. “But they’re high school girls, they’re young, and the maturity level isn’t all there yet.
“I’m starting four freshmen and four sophomores, so we’re pretty young. I think it’s just experience, and it’s a building block we have to get through. Once we get through it we’ll be fine.”
Rosiek and the Trojans wound up on the short end of the score in a similar game early in the season against Central Bucks South.
“We were beating CB South the entire game, and they came back and beat us at the end 15-13,” the Trojans’ first-year coach said. “I was really upset because I thought we outplayed them.
“I thought we outplayed Cheltenham the whole game, but today was the total opposite. It was totally gratifying not to get down, not to get frustrated or hectic but to put it away. It was a good feeling.”
Lauren Irvine and Zoe Gomez each scored three goals for the Trojans while Kale had a pair of goals. Bailey Weber had one goal and one assist. In addition to scoring seven goals, Frankenfield – who has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Boston College – also had a pair of assists.
“I just try to encourage her to be the dominant player she’s capable of being,” Rosiek said. “I think sometimes she wants to be more of a team player – which is fantastic and I try and encourage that, but I think sometimes she holds herself back.
“She’s such a selfless player, and sometimes that gets the better of her. I tell her, ‘I need as many goals as I can get from you. If you can score eight goals, score eight goals. Don’t hold yourself back in any capacity.’ Seven goals and two assists – that’s a banner day.”
For the Lady Panthers, Sammie McManus (one assist), Gabby Szczepanek and Allie Liss each collected a hat trick. Alix Maclin and Skye Wallace both scored two goals while Emily Hawkins had one goal.
The Trojans improved to 5-1 in league play (5-3 overall) while the Lady Panthers fell to 4-2 (6-3 overall).
UPPER MERION 15, UPPER MORELAND 7
Dominique Gambone and Julie Reinert each scored four goals and chipped in an assist to lead the Vikings to the win. Amanda McAteer and Mel Ryan both added two goals while Danielle SanFelice, Natalie McGrath and Liz Botto each added a goal to close out the scoring for the Vikings, who led 10-3 at halftime.
For the Golden Bears, Maddie Mauro and Samara Santry both scored two goals. Veronica Baez, Ashley Duff and Chelsea Mills each added single goals.
Ally Frymoyer was credited with eight saves in goal for the Vikings while Kaitlin Taylor had 12 saves for the Golden Bears.
The Vikings evened their league mark at 3-3 (5-4 overall) while the Golden Bears fell to 1-5 in the league (3-6 overall).
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