Check out the recaps for SOL girls’ lacrosse teams in action Friday.
National Conference
North Penn 16, Neshaminy 1
Friday was a good day for the Rodoff family.
Sophomore Quinn Rodoff led all scorers with 6 goals and 3 assists, and her twin sister Morgan Rodoff added 2 assists in North Penn’s 16-1 victory over Neshaminy.
And as a result, the twins’ father, North Penn coach Ken Rodoff, earned his 200th career win as a girls’ lacrosse coach. In his first season with the Knights, Rodoff also served as the head coach at Springfield Twp from 2000-2013 and Jenkintown from 2016-2018.
Katie Harkins dished out 5 assists and scored twice for the Knights. Maddie Brown and Brooke Goewey each scored 2 goals, Caleigh Sperling and Grace McGeehan both had 1 goal and 1 assist, and Ashley Yu and Steph Gibson each chipped in with 1 goal.
Victoria Rossi made 8 saves on 9 shots for North Penn, and Abby Cataldi made 1 save to secure the victory and improve North Penn to 2-2 in National Conference play, 2-8 overall. The Knights will host Pennridge at 4 pm Monday. Neshaminy falls to 0-3, 0-9, and will host local rival Pennsbury at 3:30 pm Monday.
North Penn 6-7-1-2 16
Neshaminy 0-0-0-1 1
American Conference
Plymouth Whitemarsh 18, William Tennent 0
Bri Reynolds (4 G) and Meghan Wendler (3 G, 1 A) each posted 4-point games as Plymouth Whitemarsh overwhelmed William Tennent 18-0 in Friday’s American Conference game.
Olivia Eaton scored 3 goals for PW, which led 13-0 at halftime to improve to 3-2 in American Conference play (7-2 overall).
Rachel Craft scored 2 for the Colonials, while Liv Reilly, Soph Nagle, Kaiane Jayo, Grace Kerns, Katie Guarino, and Jacque Spinelli each added 1 goal.
Sophia Gartland dished out 2 assists and Maite Jayo added 1 helper.
PW will host Abington at 3:30 pm Monday in a matchup of American Conference contenders. Tennent (0-3, 0-4) will host Upper Dublin at 3:30 pm Monday.
William Tennent 0-0 0
Plymouth Whitemarsh 13-5 18
Nonleague
Lower Moreland 14, Dock Mennonite Academy 8
Lower Moreland set a program record with its seventh win of the season on Friday, a 14-8 nonleague victory over Dock Mennonite Academy.
Goalkeeper Meg Halpern did everything in her power to keep the Pioneers at bay, making 26 saves to secure the victory for the Lions.
Offensively, Olivia Buckzacki and Mia Rosala (5 DC, 11 GB) each scored 4 goals for Lower Moreland. Roya Rosala scored 3 goals and added 5 DC and 11 GB.
Lower Moreland (7-4, 1-4 SOL) will visit Cheltenham at 3:30 pm Monday.
Lower Moreland 3-6-4-1 14
Dock Mennonite Academy 3-3-1-1 8
New Hope-Solebury 15, Archbishop Wood 10
Maddie Thistlewaite led all scorers with 8 goals and Emerson Thistlewaite added 3 as New Hope-Solebury topped Archbishop Wood 15-10 in Friday’s nonleague matchup
Olivia Conte scored 2 goals, while Nicole Segler made 12 saves in goal for the Lions.
New Hope-Solebury improves to 4-6 overall (0-4 in American Conference play) and will visit Abington at 6 pm Monday.
Upper Dublin 14, Harriton 5
Bridget and Anna DiMartile each scored 4 goals to power Upper Dublin to a 14-5 victory over Harriton in Friday’s nonleague clash. Bridget DiMartile added 3 assists, 6 DC, and 3 CTO, while Anna DiMartile also had 1 assist and 3 CTO as Upper Dublin remains undefeated on the season at 10-0 overall (4-0 in American Conference play).
Paige Dinkel and Maeve Hogan each scored 2 goals for the Cardinals, who led 6-1 after one quarter and carried a 12-1 lead into halftime.
Lily Buckius had a goal and an assist for the Cards, Shannon Connaughton scored once, and Ava Shohen had 2 assists and 3 DC.
Erin Darcy made 2 saves in the cage for the Cardinals, who will visit William Tennent at 3:30 pm Monday.
Upper Dublin 6-6-0-2 14
Harriton 1-0-1-3 5
Council Rock South 21, Parkland 5
Bensalem 9, Nazareth Academy 4
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