Check out the recaps for SOL girls’ lacrosse teams in action Tuesday.
SOL National Conference
Pennsbury 20, Neshaminy 4
Nine players had at least one goal in host Pennsbury’s big win over archrival Neshaminy in National Conference play Tuesday. The Falcons raced out of the gate to a 14-2 halftime lead and never looked back.
“We played a complete game today as a team,” Pennsbury coach Shannon MacPherson said. ”The girls did a really nice job taking care of the ball.”
Maddy Spratt led the Falcons attack with five goals and five assists while Maggie Golder (two assists), Brooke Weaver (one assist) and Emelie Curtis (one assist) each had a hat trick in the win.
Darrien Furiness added a pair of goals while Morgan Haney, Samie Hackman, Caitlin Doyle and Sarah Walcott had one goal apiece for Pennsbury.
“Every single girl contributed to today’s win, which is something they should all be proud of,” McPherson said.
Pennsbury (10-1, 3-1 SOL) will host North Penn on Wednesday, and Neshaminy (4-7, 0-4) will host Pennridge on Wednesday.
Neshaminy 2 2 – 4
Pennsbury 14 6 – 20
North Penn 12, Central Bucks South 8
Host North Penn rallied in the second half to post a National Conference win over Central Bucks South.
“Tonight, we celebrated our Lax for Leukemia night with a hard-fought win over CB South,” North Penn coach Heather Mellow said. “The entire team contributed and earned this victory.”
The Maidens trailed 7-5 at halftime, but only allowed one goal after the intermission in recording the victory.
Lily Szilagyi sparked the offense with four goals and two assists and teammate Kristin Varilla had a hat trick and two assists. Casey Cavanaugh contributed two goals and three draw controls while Grace Sacchetti had one goal, one assist and five draw controls. Brooke Millevoi and Shannon Haedrich each had a goal in the win while goalie Ashley Lambert made five saves.
Anna Green (two assists), Fran Richick and Tiegan Mullan each had two goals for the Titans.
North Penn (6-5, 4-0 SOL) will put its unbeaten conference record on the line when the Knights travel to Pennsbury Wednesday for a 7 p.m. contest. Central Bucks South (6-4, 1-2) will host Council Rock North on Wednesday.
Central Bucks South 7 1 – 8
North Penn 5 7 – 12
Non-league
Abington 9, Central Bucks East 8 (OT)
Abby Thomas scored in overtime to lift host Abington to a non-league victory over Central Bucks East on Tuesday.
“It was not our best effort today,” Abington coach Mary Elizabeth Klepper said. “Abby Thomas kept us in the game with five goals. When we went into overtime, we were able to get the draw. We had a couple attempts on goal, but we were able to maintain possession. Abby was finally able to put it away for the victory.”
Kaley Ehnow had two goals in the win while Maddie Hinkle and Sam Simon had one goal apiece. Jamira Mashore and Abby Johnson each added two assists and Kelly McCallister had one assist. Goalie Ellie Hughes made five saves.
“We definitely need to clean up some things this week as we prepare for the end of the regular season,” Klepper said.
Riley Forman led the Patriots with four goals and three draw controls and Brigitte Bishop had two goals and one draw control.Quinn Ferry contributed one goal, three assists and two draw controls while Morgan Eater had one goal. Ava Lisle finished with two draw controls and goalie Fiona Henderson made 10 saves in goal.
Abington (8-2, 3-0 SOL) will host Cheltenham on Wednesday, and Central Bucks East (7-5, 3-1) will host Jenkintown in a non-league game Wednesday.
Central Bucks East 6 2 0 – 8
Abington 4 4 1 – 9
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