Check out the recaps for SHSHL ice hockey teams action the week of Feb.6.
Thursday, Feb. 9
PENNRIDGE 4, NESHAMINY 3
In a classic battle between a pair of playoff bound squads, it was the Rams eking out the win. James Rush’s power play goal 10:47 into the second period with assists from Trey Mikulich and Tyler Manto broke a 2-2 tie and gave the Rams a lead they would not lose. Andrew Lizak’s power play goal with an assist from Rush later in the period gave the Rams a 4-2 lead heading into the final period.
Max Gallagher’s short-handed goal with a Daniel McColgan assist 2:25 into the third period pulled the Redskins to within one, but that’s as close as they would get.
Early on, the two teams exchanged first period goals. Kevin Pico scored a power play goal, using assists from Colin Dachowski and Dane Fitchett, and Neshaminy’s DJ Harris got that back with an assist from AJ Dougherty.
Pico scored a short-handed goal with a Fitchett assist, and again, the Redskins answered with a goal by Gallagher (Daniel McColgan assist), setting the stage for the tightly contested finish.
Jacob Winton earned the win in goal, turning away 32 shots.
Neshaminy 1-1-1. 3
Pennridge 1-3-0. 4
Shots: Neshaminy 35, Pennridge 28. Saves: Corey Hemberger (N) 24, Jacob Winton (P) 32.
First period: 1. Kevin Pico P (Colin Dachowski/Dane Fitchett) 5:11; 2. DJ Harris N (AJ Dougherty) 10:13.
Second period: 3. Kevin Pico P (Dane Fitchett) 3:42; 4. Max Gallagher N (Daniel McColgan) 6:54; 5. James Rush P (Trey Mikulich/Tyler Manto) 10:47; 6. Andrew Lizak P (James Rush) 13:27.
Third period: 7. Max Gallagher N (Daniel McColgan) 2:25.
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 4, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 0
For two periods, it looked as though one goal might win it as neither team could find the net. East kept itself in the game, thanks in no small part to the brilliant effort of Matt Mangiacapre in goal. The Golden Hawks held a 38-8 advantage in shots during the first two period, but Mangiacapre negated that advantage with his superb performance, turning away all 38 shots he faced.
The Golden Hawks finally got on the scoreboard 6:25 into the third period when Kevin Koles found the net, using a Daniel Filippov assist. His second goal – this one unassisted – gave the Hawks a 2-0 lead. Jeremy Rayher (Ilya Kudzinau and Sam Reiter assists) and Jake Weiner both scored late goals for the 4-0 final.
Rock South goalie Carson Lopez turned away all 14 shots he faced in the shutout win.
Central Bucks East 0-0-0. 0
Council Rock South 0-0-4. 4
Shots: CBE 14, CRS 55. Saves; Matt Mangiacapre (CBE) 51, Carson Lopez (CRS) 14.
First period: No Score
Second period: No Score
Third period: 1. Kevin Koles CRS (Daniel Filippov) 6:25; 2. Kevin Koles CRS, 11:28; 3. Jeremy Rayher CRS (Ilya Kudzinau/Sam Reiter) 13:07; 4. Jake Weiner CRS, 16:27.
NORTH PENN 12, BENSALEM 3
Nolan Shingle scored three goals and assisted on two others, and Matthew Yothers had two goals and two assists to lead a balanced Knight attack in the decisive win.
Yothers score just over a minute into the game, using a John Stinson assisst, and two minutes later, Yothers and Derek DeLong set up a John Stinson goal. Joseph Silvotti’s short-handed goal with a Stinson assist was followed by a Cole Pluck score using a Shingle assist. Another goal by Yothers – this one with a Stinson assist – connected for his second goal that gave the Knights a 5-0 lead after one period.
North Penn’s lead grew to 6-0 after Stinson scored less than two minutes into the second period, using a Yothers assist. The Owls responded with back-to-back goals by Danny Mackley and Shane Maeir-Ridgway (Alex Bazylevich assist), trimming the Knights’ lead to 6-2 just over five minutes into the period. Shingle’s late goal with an assist from Tyler Porubski made it a 7-2 game heading into the third period.
Danny Mackley’s power play goal with assists from Lucas Gonzalez and Colin Spear turned out to be the Owls’ last hurrah as the Knights closed out the game with five straight goals. Shingle scored a pair while Cole Pluck, Silvotti and Stinson each added a single goal. Shingle, DeLong and James Boyle each contributed an assist.
Ian McAteer was credited with 19 saves in a winning effort for the Knights.
Bensalem 0-2-1. 3
North Penn 5-2-5. 12
Shots: Bensalem 22, NP 46. Saves: Matthew Rowan (B) 34, Ian McAteer (NP) 19.
First period: 1. Matthew Yothers NP (John Stinson) 1:11; 2. John Stinson NP (Matthew Yothers/Derek Delong) 3:40; 3. Joseph Silvotti NP (John Stinson) 8:04; 4. Cole Pluck NP (Nolan Shingle) 12;48: 5. Matthew Yothers NP (John Stinson) 16:28.
Second period: 6. John Stinson NP (Matthew Yothers) 1:48; 7. Danny Mackley B, 1:48; 8. Shane Maeir-Ridgway B (Alex Bazylevich) 5:25; 9. Nolan Shingle NP (Tyler Porubski) 16:07.
Third period: 10. Danny Mackley B (Lucas Gonzalez/Colin Spear) 1:34; 11. Cole Pluck (Nolan Shingle/Derek Delong) 2:00; 12. Joseph Silvotti NP, 8:56; 13. Nolan Shingle NP, 11:02; 14. Nolan Shingle NP (James Boyle) 12:34; 15. John Stinson NP, 16:06.
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 12, WILLIAM TENNENT/HATBORO-HORSHAM 1
Lucas Siomos and Jackson Accardi combined for nine goals and two assists, leading the Indians to the no-doubt-about-it win. Siomos scored five goals and assisted on another in a six-point game while Accardi had four goals and one assist.
The Indians took care of business in a hurry, reeling off four straight goals in the opening 15 minutes of the game. Accardi (Ryan Keil assist) opened the scoring 1:39 into the opening period, and a minute later Noah Epstein added a goal with a Daniel Maglathlin assist. Accardi’s second goal (Ian Goldberg assist) was followed by a Siomos goal with a Maglathlin assist that put the Indians on top 4-0.
Tennent-HH scored its only goal 16 minutes into the period when Travis Ribikaukas found the net with a Thomas Neeld assist. Epstein (Accardi assist) answered with a goal for the Indians to close out the period with the Indians on top 5-1.
Rock North brought an early end to the game with seven unanswered goals in the second period. Siomis accounted for four of the goals and an assist, Accardi had a pair of goals, and Epstein added a single goal. Keil had three assists in the period – four in the game. Maglathlin was credited with an assist – his third in the game.
Goldberg earned the win between the pipes, turning away 11 of 12 shots he faced.
Tennent/HH 1-0-0. 1
Council Rock North 5-7-0. 12
Shots: WT/HH 12, CRN 44. Saves: Charolete Reeves (WT/HH) 32, Ian Goldberg (CRN) 11.
First period: 1. Jackson Accardi CRN (Ryan Kell) CRN; 2. Noah Epstein CRN (Daniel Maglathin)) 2:41; 3. Jackson Accardi CRN (Ian Goldberg) 3:25; 4. Lucas Siomos CRN (Daniel Maglathlin) 14:35; 5. Travis Ribkauskas WT/HH (Thomas Neeld) 15:54; 6. Noah Epstein CRN (Jackson Accardi) 16:19.
Second period: 7. Lucas Siomos CRN, 0:38; 8. Lucas Siomos CRN (Ryan Keil) 5:44; 9. Jackson Accardi CRN, 6:58; 10. Lucas Siomos CRN (Daniel Maglathlin) 10:17; 11. Jackson Accardi CRN, 11:34; 12. Lucas Siomos CRN (Ryan Keil) 16:08; 13. Noah Epstein CRN (Lucas Siomos/Ryan Keil) 16:59.
Third period: No Score.
Wednesday, Feb. 8
ABINGTON 5, SOUDERTON 0
Matthew Kramer scored three goals and assisted on another while goalie Devin Brown was perfect in goal, turning away all 27 shots he faced to lead the Ghosts to the shutout win.
Kramer (Sam Abramson) connected for a goal that turned out to be the game-winner 22 seconds into the opening period. Sam Paulik added a power play goal with a Jordan Heydt assist 2:17 into the period.
That 2-0 lead stood until Pat Stelacio connected on a power play goal 2:36 into the second period, using assists from Kramer and Ian Heydt. Kramer’s second goal – the Ghosts’ third straight power play goal – put the Ghosts on top 4-0. Ryan Portner had the assist. Kramer closed out a productive night on the ice with his third goal 10:39 into the period (Jordan Heydt assist). That 5-0 lead held for the remainder of the contest.
Abington 2-3-0. 5
Souderton 0-0-0. 0
Shots: Abington 34, Souderton 27. Saves: Devin Brown (A) 27, Noah Connor (S) 29.
First period: 1. Matthew Kramer A (Sam Abramson) 0:22; 2. Sam Paulik A (Jordan Heydt) 2:17.
Second period: 3. Pat Stelacio A (Matthew Kramer/Ian Heydt) 2:36; 4. Matthew Kramer A (Ryan Potner) 6:09; 5. Matthew Kramer A (Jordan Heydt) 2:36.
QUAKERTOWN 7, WILLIAM TENNENT/HATBORO-HORSHAM 4
Keira Shaw connected for a hat trick to lead a balanced Panther attack in the non-league win.
Tennent/HH took an early 2-1 lead. Connor Ellmore (Jack Diliberto assist) gave Quakertown an early 1-0 lead, but back-to-back goals by Darius Graziani (Nathan Nemchinov/Thomas Neeld assists) and Brody Coughlin (Jimmy Cortez assist) gave Tennent/HH the lead.
The lead turned out to be short-lived as Keira Shaw answered with the equalizer less than a minute later (Branden McNally assist). Corbin Cassel’s unassisted goal gave Quakertown a 3-2 lead after one period.
Shaw’s second goal 20 seconds into the second period with assists from Lucas Cunnane and Branden McNally was followed by Ellmore’s second goal, this time with assists from Braden Bishop and William Shaw.
Quakertown took a 5-2 lead into the final quarter and extended that to 6-2 after Keira Shaw’s third goal of the game, this one with a McNally assist. Tennent/HH responded with consecutive goals by Travis Ribkauskas (Quinn Morena/Alex Tsikoudis assists) and Nemchinov (Neeld/Darius Graziani assists) before William Shaw connected on an unassisted goal for the 7-4 final.
Tennent/HH 2-0-2 4
Quakertown 3-2-2. 7
First period: 1. Connor Ellmore Q (Jack Diliberto) 2:34; 2. Darius Graziani WT/HH (Nathan Nemchinov/Thomas Neeld) 9:04; 3. Brody Couglin WT/HH (Jimmy Cortez) 10:57; 4. Keira Shaw Q (Branden McNally) 11:31; 5. Corbin Cassel Q, 12:17.
Second period: 6. Keira Shaw Q (Lucas Cunnane/Branden McNally) 0:20; 7. Connor Ellmore Q (Braden Bishop/William Shaw) 15:16.
Third period: 8. Keira Shaw Q (Branden McNally) 1:12; 9. Travis Ribikauskas WT/HH (Quinn Morena/Alex Tskoudis) 2:37; 10. Nathan Nemchinov WT/HH (Thomas Neeld/Darius Graziani) 7:31; William Shaw Q, 13:52.
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