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SOL non-league crossover
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4, ABINGTON 1
Having squared off against Abington in the preseason, Central Bucks East knew what to expect from Monday’s crossover matchup. Despite a lopsided score, the Ghosts and Patriots battled it out throughout the contest, with the Patriots riding a three-goal first half to earn the 4-1 victory.
Mia Forney scored East’s first two goals, while Lina Dan had a goal and an assist.
The Ghosts put up a fight until the end and were rewarded when Gianna Jones headed a cross from Ava Palacio into the cage for the Ghosts’ lone goal late in the second half.
Scoring summary
First half
Mia Forney (CBE) assisted by Taylor Roumy, 17th minute
Mia Forney (CBE) assisted by Addie Langlois, 25th minute
Mattie Williams (CBE) assisted by Lina Dan, 29th minute
Second half
Lina Dan (CBE), 63rd minute
Gianna Jones (A), assisted by Ava Palacio, 68th minute
Central Bucks East goal Jake Nesteruk: “A solid win for our group on the road today against a good Abington team. It’s never a comfortable game or easy place to play and today was no different. We played against their group in pre-season, and they were all over us, so I thought today was a much better effort from us. We tried to be a bit more direct with our play today and think we found a good balance with it as we settled into this game. Abington came out strong and clipped a few good chances off some turnovers in the center of the park, but that first goal from Mia seemed to give us a bit of a blueprint for how to create things going forward. A busy three-game week for us, so proud of our kids for being efficient today and eyes forward to hosting Hatboro Horsham on Thursday.”
—The goals: “On the first, Taylor Roumy did a great job of rolling her defender and put a great ball into the 18. A well-timed run from Mia, a bit of a deflection that caused a scramble in the 6 and a gritty finish to get us the lead.
“The second goal stemmed from a bit of great tracking back by Mattie Williams. Abington was driving at us in the center of the park, and Mattie broke that attack up, Addie Langlois stepped well, got her head up, and clipped a ball in behind. Mia just did what Mia does on the run and really calm finish. Our third came from a good early ball in behind from our outside back, Lina Dan, into Mattie Williams and a good finish from her to extend the lead.
“Our fourth came off a corner, and Mackenzie Peters did a great job keeping a play alive and Lina just made a play inside the 6. She’s been giving us some really great minutes of late and I’m happy to see her get her name on the scoresheet.”
—Props: “Mia Forney was really good with her time today and great in front of goal. Delaney Ralph and Rylie Leedy slotted in and did a nice job for us in the center of the park. Liz Mooney gave us a very solid second half going forward.”
Up next: Abington returns to action at 3:30 pm today at Pennridge. East will host Hatboro-Horsham at 7 pm Thursday.
Central Bucks East 3 1 – 4
Abington 0 1 – 1
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 3, COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 0
Morgan Sowash posted the shutout as Central Bucks South blanked Council Rock South 3-0 in Monday’s crossover game.
The Titans scored a pair of first-half goals – one each from Monika Daly and Charlotte Manley, then added one more in the second half on a Riley Karpinski penalty kick
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Scoring summary
First half
Monika Daly (CBS), assisted by Tessa Hughes
Charlotte Manley (CBS), assisted by Khloe Montini
Second half
Riley Karpinski (CBS)
Central Bucks South coach Dana Cole
–Props: “Midfielders Monika Daly, Maddie Roe, and Tessa Hughes fought hard for every 50/50 ball and played our game with consistency. Alana Peev, Kelly Donnelly, and Peyton Mumm held our defense accountable to give Council Rock South no room to advance.
“Charlotte Manley and Khloe Montini fed off one another in their textbook give-and-go to earn our second goal and continued to create opportunities throughout the game.
“Morgan Sowash took control in net and played aggressively to earn another shutout. Her communication back there today was a key to our success.”
Up next: The Golden Hawks will look to rebound when they visit Upper Moreland at 3:30 pm Thursday. The Titans visit Central Bucks East at 7 pm Sept 30.
Council Rock South 0 0 – 0
Central Bucks South 2 1 – 3
PENNSBURY 9, NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 1
Nine different players scored, and 11 players picked up points as Pennsbury topped New Hope-Solebury 9-1 in Monday’s crossover game. Abbie Ellis was a lone player with multiple points – scoring the Falcons’ second goal and assisting on the fourth – as part of a spread-out offense, which led 6-1 at halftime.
Ceci Cappriotti scored the Lions’ goal.
Scoring summary
First half
Sofia Gorski (P), assist Corinne Russo
Abbie Ellis (P)
Ashley Haubein (P)
Ashlyn McEwing (P) assist Abbie Ellis
Julia Miles (P)
Rylee McCann (P)
Ceci Cappriotti (NH-S)
Second half
Willa Corbitt (P)
Jill Patrick (P) assist Sydney Becker
Sam Ewart (P)
Pennsbury coach Jenna Peters: “Tonight was a great team win. We have been talking about shooting with a purpose and not forcing and the girls did a great job of that today. We were able to see a lot of players in today and it was awesome to see the way they moved the ball together and played for each other.”
New Hope-Solebury coach Laura Motley: “I’m really proud of how the girls played tonight and never stopped fighting. We got a few chances on goal, one of which was capitalized on by Ceci Cappriotti. Incredible effort and performance from goalie Stella Lontchar and Giulliana Hernandez – who also played well tonight at center mid but stepped up to play in net in the second half. Great effort by everyone tonight.”
Up next: New Hope-Solebury will host nonleague opponent Norristown at 3:30 pm Friday. The Falcons will host Harry S Truman at 4:30 pm Sept 30.
Pennsbury 6 3 – 9
New Hope-Solebury 1 0 – 1
VILLA JOSEPH MARIE 4, BENSALEM 1
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