Check out the recaps for SOL girls’ lacrosse teams in action.
SOL Liberty Division
QUAKERTOWN 17, HATBORO-HORSHAM 3
Sparked by the explosive offensive performances of Sophia Liott and Abby Roesing, the Hatters notched a no-doubt-about-it conference victory over the visiting Panthers. The win was a total team effort.
Liott had a hand in 10 goals, scoring seven and assisting on three others, and Roesing had six goals and one assist. Hannah Bommentre added a pair of goals while Lydia Nolan contributed a goal and an assist. Gianna Carr also had one goal, and Natalie Tocci chipped in with an assist.
The Hatters’ standout defensive effort was anchored by Nolin, Paige Cole, Faith Buccafuri and Neva Fullmer with Amber MacIntosh in goal.
Hatboro-Horsham (3-4, 2-2 SOL) will travel to Plymouth Whitemarsh on Wednesday, and Quakertown (1-6, 0-4) will host Cheltenham on Wednesday.
Quakertown 3-0 3
Hatboro-Horsham 10-7 17
Non-league
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 14, WISSAHICKON 13
The Trojans took an 8-6 lead into halftime but saw it slip away in the second half.
“We had two yellow cards in the second half that really had an impact on the momentum of the game,” Wissahickon coach Nicole Fisher said. “Our defense put up a great effort the last minute or so to get the ball back, but GA did a great job holding that final possession.
“Moving forward, we are going to take this as lesson and focus on buying in and sticking to the game plan and have more composure and control when we are up in close games. We have a small team this year so our depth is not quite there, and we need to continue to be flexible and work with what we have and control what we can.”
Despite being face-guarded, Emma Baker led the Trojans with five goals and one assist to go along with two caused turnovers and three draw controls.
Freshman midfielder Emma Greenberg had seven draw controls, three goals, one assist and two caused turnovers.
“Emma Greenberg had a phenomenal showing in the midfield,” Fisher said. “She worked her tail off on re-defending and did great adjusting with a new defense.”
Alexa McCabe contributed three goals, and Alexis Hobson had one goal and four assists.
Camille Hubbs had a stellar game in goal with seven saves.
“I’m asking quite a bit from them,” Fisher said. “We also are working with minimal practices together with a new coach, so it’s taking some trust and early buy in.”
Wissahickon (5-2, 2-0 SOL) will travel to Springfield Township on Wednesday.
Wissahickon 8-5 13
Germantown Academy 6-8 14
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY 15, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 7
Monday, April 18
SOL Liberty Division
WISSAHICKON 21, WILLIAM TENNENT 0
The Trojans received contributions from up and down their lineup.
“We had 13 different goal scorers, eight of our goals were scored off of assists,” Wissahickon coach Nicole Fisher said. “One goal was scored off of a free position, and we had some of our JV able to see varsity time.”
Emma Baker had two interceptions, three draw controls, and two goals. Ellie Stein had three interceptions, two draw controls, and one goal. Emma Greenberg had four draw controls, one ground ball, two goals and one assist. Alexis Hobson had two goals, one assist, two ground balls and one draw control.
Alexa McCabe had four goals and one assist while Maddy Randall and Laura Kane each had two goals. Olivia Bellinzoni, Chloe Acuna, Emma Reily, Amanda Brecher and Gianna Miale each had one goal and one assist. Emmi Gordon added one goal to round out the scoring.
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