Check out the SHSHL recaps for the week ending Nov. 10. PW/Wissahickon photo courtesy of Tracy Valko: https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f325826012
Friday, Nov. 10
BENSALEM 7, SPRINGFIELD 1
Alexander Hood scored four goals to lead Bensalem to the decisive win. Alex Bazylevich also had a four-point game, contributing one goal and assisting on three of Hood’s goals.
The Owls took a 2-0 lead with goals from Lucas Gonzalez and Hood (Bazylevich/Justin Rapone assists). Springfield made it a 2-1 game with a goal from Gavin McManus (Christopher Cahill assist).
In the second period, Bensalem added a pair of goals, one each from Chase Hacker (Gonzalez assist) and Bazylevich.
Hood scored three unanswered goals in the third period, the first with assists from Bazylevich and Cole Salayda assists, the second unassisted and the third with a Bazylevich assist for the 7-1 final.
Ricky Gonzalez turned away 33 of 34 shots he faced in a strong outing in goal.
Springfield 1-0-0 1
Bensalem 2-2-3 7
Shots: Springfield 34, Bensalem 30. Saves: James Sarsfield (S) 23, Ricky Gonzalez (B) 33.
First period: 1. Lucas Gonzalez B, 12:52; 2. Alexander Hood B (Alex Bazylevich/Justin Rapone) 11:41; 3. Gavin McManus S (Christopher Cahill) 1:58.
Second period: 4. Chase Hacker B (Lucas Gonzalez) 12:17; 5. Alex Bazylevich B, 9:59.
Third period: 6. Alexander Hood B (Alex Bazlevich/Cole Salayda) 11:35; 7. Alexander Hood B, 3:20; 8. Alexander Hood B (Alex Bazylevich) 00:51.
Thursday, Nov. 9
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 7, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 3
The Patriots took a 4-3 lead into the third quarter and then scored three unanswered goals in the final period to earn the win in Thursday’s rivalry game. Corey Kosick’s four-goal effort led the Patriots.
The teams took turns exchanging goals in the first period. Kosick scored an unassisted goal less than a minute into the contest, and six minutes later, West’s Zane Sanders answered with a goal. Kosick’s second goal was assisted by Gavin Widmer and David Brown and gave the Patriots a 2-1 lead that was erased when West’s Alexander Korolev scored a power play goal (John Misoda/Sanders assists). Charlie Keiser’s unassisted goal gave the Patriots a 3-2 edge after one period.
Kosick completed his hat trick with a goal early in the second period, using a Widmer assist, and West’s Sanders scored with a Korolev assist to make it a 4-3 game, setting the stage for East’s strong finish.
Ryan Gerken (Aiden Collins assist), Kosick (Cole Breen assist) and Braedon Hahn (Alex Wilson/Samuel Gottesman assists) each scored a goal to close it.
The Patriots held a 36-22 advantage in shots. East’s Cole Breen recorded 19 saves in a winning effort in goal.
Central Bucks East 3-1-3 7
Central Bucks West 2-1-0 3
Shots: CB East 36, CB West 22. Saves: Cole Breen (CBE) 19, Isaac Mays (CBW) 29.
First period: 1. Corey Kosick CBE, 16:20; 2. Zane Sanders CBW, 10:40; 3. Corey Koscik CBE (Gavin Widmer/David Brown assists) 10:03; 4. Alexander Korolev CBW (John Misoda/Zane Sanders) 7:11; 5. Charlie Keiser CBE, 4:22.
Second period: 6. Corey Kosick CBE (Gavin Widmer) 15:35; 7. Zane Sanders CBW (Alexander Korolev) 4:03.
Third period: 8. Ryan Gerken CBE (Aiden Collins) 15:22; 9. Corey Kosick CBE (Cole Breen) 9:25; 10. Braedon Hahn CBE (Alex Wilson/Samuel Gottesman) 1:52.
PENNRIDGE 10, NESHAMINY 0
The Rams dominated play from the outset on their way to the shutout win.
Andrew Savona got the ball rolling with a goal assisted by John Mikulich II and Kevin Pico with 6:26 remaining in the opening period. That was followed by goals from Shane Dachowski (Pico/Jacob Winton assists), Savona (Shane Dachowski/Nicholas Young assists) and Pico (Tyler Manto/Jared Garber assists).
In the second period, Ian Brouse connected on a pair of goals, the first with a Nolan Shaw assist and the second with an assist from Young. Scoring one goal each were James Embert (Andrew Savona/Ryan Mikulich assists) and Colin Dachowski (Winton/Pico assists).
In the third period, Colin Dachowski (Savona/Shane Dachowski assists) and Shaw (Kaden Gunning assist) closed out the scoring.
Jacob Winton turned away all 12 shots he faced in the shutout win.
Neshaminy 0-0-0 0
Pennridge 4-4-2 10
Shots: Neshaminy 12, Pennridge 46. Saves: Colin Thurnau (N) 36, Jacob Winton (P) 12.
First period: 1. Andrew Savona P (John Mikulich III/Kevin Pico) 6:26; 2. Shane Dachowski P (Kevin Pico/Jacob Winton) 6:17; 3. Andrew Savona P (Shane Dachowski /Nicholas Young) 3:39; 4. Kevin Pico P 00:22.
Second period: 5. James Embert P (Andrew Savona/Ryan Mikulich) 13:19; 6. Ian Brouse P (Nolan Shaw) 13:02; 7. Ian Brouse P (Nicholas Young) 6:19; 8. Colin Dachowski P (Jacob Winton/Kevin Pico) 3:47.
Third period: 9. Colin Dachowski P (Andrew Savona/Shane Dachowski) 16:47; 10. Nolan Shaw (Kaden Gunning) 8:20.
Wednesday, Nov. 8
NORTH PENN 4, PENNSBURY 1
The Knights threw some stifling defense at the Falcons and rode their strong defensive effort to the win. Goalie Maks-Joseph Harkins turned away 24 of 25 shots he faced in a winning effort in goal.
Five minutes into the contest, John Stinson found the back of the net with a Joseph Silvotti assist. Jared Swope answered with an unassisted goal for the Falcons in the closing minute of the period to knot the score.
Cole Pluck’s goal with 8:53 remaining in the second period with assists from Stinson and James Boyle turned out to be the game-winner. Nolan Shingle connected on a power play goal with 3:06 remaining, using assists from Samuel Norton and Boyle to put the Knights on top 3-1 after two periods.
Matthew Yothers scored a power play goal with assists from Norton and Salvotti midway through the third period for the 4-1 final. The Knights held a 38-25 advantage in shots.
North Penn 1-2-1 4
Pennsbury 1-0-0 1
Shots: NP 38, Pennsbury 25. Saves: Maks-Joseph Harkins (NP) 24, Aaron McDaniel (P) 34.
First period: 1. John Stinson NP (Joseph Silvotti) 11:42; 2. Jared Swope P, 00:54.
Second period: 3. Cole Pluck NP (John Stinson/James Boyle) 15:01; 4. Nolan Shingle NP (Samuel Norton/James Boyle) 3:06.
Third period: 5. Matthew Yothers N (Samuel Norton/Joseph Silvotti) 8:18.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 7, WISSAHICKON 5
The Colonials trailed 5-2 early in the second period but closed out the game with a 5-0 tear to earn the come-from-behind win. Five different players scored goals for the Colonials while Daniel Hussa’s four-goal effort led the Trojans.
Just over three minutes into the game, Hussa put the Trojans on the scoreboard, using a Logan Honeycutt assist. Thirty seconds later, Isaac Mishkin (Jason Segal/Timothy Murphy assists) answered with a goal for the Colonials, but the Trojans reeled off three straight goals to close out the period with a 4-1 advantage. Hussa accounted for the first two, and Jack Raebiger had the third. All three were unassisted.
David Brannigan trimmed the Trojans’ lead to 4-2 with a goal in the opening minute of the second period, but Hussa answered to put the Trojans on top 5-2. A goal by Daniel Molony (Daniel Guller/Charles Spause assists) scored to make it a 5-3 game, a goal that marked the beginning of the 5-0 tear. Molony turned a Murphy pass into a goal, and it was 5-4 heading into the final period.
Scoring third period goals for PW were Segal, Murphy (Isaac Mishkin assist) and Dylan Novitski (Mishkin/Murphy assists).
Julian Lucks earned the win in goal, turning away 26 or 31 shots he faced.
Wissahickon 4-1-0 5
Plymouth Whitemarsh 1-3-3 7
Shots: Wissahickon 31, PW 30. Saves: Fletcher Lynch (W) 23, Julian Lucks (PW) 26.
First period: 1. Daniel Hussa W (Logan Honeycutt) 13:37; 2. Isaac Mishkin PW (Jason Segal/Timothy Murphy) 13:07; 3. Daniel Hussa W, 11:31; 4. Daniel Hussa W, 7:04; 5. Jack Raebiger W, 2:54.
Second period: 6. David Branigan PW, 16:25; 7. Daniel Hussa W (Aiden Brooks) 10:36; 8. Daniel Molony PW (Dnaiel Guller/Charles Spause) 7:35; 9. Daniel Molony PW (Timothy Murphy) 5:25.
Third period: 10. Jason segal PW, 12:02; 11. Timothy Murphy PW (Isaac Mishkin) 2:33; 12. Dylan Novitski PW (Isaac Mishkin/Timothy Murphy) 00:42.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 6, COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 2
DJ Lindenmuth’s four-goal explosion propelled the Titans to a 6-0 lead before the Indians scored a pair of late goals in the convincing South win.
Ryan Frey turned an Aidan Linso pass into a goal less than a minute into the game, and Lindenmuth’s first goal – this one with a Colin Mendham assist – gave the Titans a 2-0 lead after one quarter.
Joey Slobodrian added his name to the scoresheet with a goal early in the second period, using assists from Mendham and Peter Herring. Lindenmuth scored three straight goals – two in the second period and one in the third – to put the Titans on top 6-0. Mendham – whose five assists led the Titans – had assists on all three goals. Grant Boyne also assisted on the third goal.
The Indians broke up the Titans shutout bid when Ivan Bondra scored early in the third quarter with assists from Jackson Accardi and Daniel Maglathlin. A goal by Nicholas Hahn midway through the period closed out the scoring.
Dominic Varacallo earned the win in goal, turning away 18 of 20 shots. Ian Goldberg kept the Indians relatively close with a 36-save effort in goal.
Council Rock North 0-0-2 2
Central Bucks South 2-3-1 6
Shots: CRN 20, CBS 42. Saves: Ian Goldberg (CRN) 36, Dominic Varacallo (CBS) 18.
First period: 1. Ryan Frey CBS (Aidan Linso) 16:10; 2. DJ Lindenmuth CBS (Colin Mendham) 5:19.
Second period: 3. Joey Slobodrian CBS (Colin Mendham/Peter Herring) 5:19; 4. DJ LIndenmuth CBS (Colin Mendham) 12:09; 5. DJ Lindenmuth CBS (Colin Mendham) 4:54.
Third period: 6. DJ Lindenmuth CBS (Grant Boyne/Colin Mendham) 14:42; 7. Ivan Bondra CRN (Jackson Accardi/Danial Maglathlin) 13:10; 8. Nicholas Hahn CRN, 8:38.
ABINGTON 5, HATBORO-HORSHAM/UPPER DUBLIN 5 (OT)
The two teams spent three periods exchanging goals with Hatboro-Horsham/Upper Dublin’s William Hurlburt (Victor Wilkins assist) finding the net with 10 seconds remaining in regulation. That set the stage for a scoreless overtime, forcing both teams to settle for the tie.
Samuel Abramson’s unassisted goal put the Ghosts on the scoreboard, and just over a minute later Nathan Nemochinov (Victor Wilkins assist) answered for HH/UD. Marcus Paulik’s goal with a Seamus Donofry assist gave the Ghosts a 3-2 lead after one period.
Hurlburt (Kevin McGinly/Mario Cummings assists) scored the only goal of the second period, and this one evened the score 3-3.
In the third period, it was more of the same. Abramson’s unassisted goal was following by a goal from HH/UD’s Kevin McGinly (Francis Stanchek/Cummings assists). Devin Bates (Donofry assist) scored for the Ghosts, and less than two minutes later, Hurlburt (Lucas Platt assist) evened the score. Shane Metzler’s goal with assists from Romano and Abramson looked as though it might stand as the game-winner, but Hurlburt had other ideas, scoring the equalizer in the closing seconds of regulation.
Max Kepniss kept HH/UD in the game, turning away 43 of 48 shots he faced in goal. Abington’s Devin Brown had 26 saves.
Abington 2-0-3-0 5
Hatboro-Horsham/Upper Dublin 1-1-3-0 5
Shots: Abington 31, H-H/UD 48. Saves: Devin Brown (A) 43; Max Kepniss (HH/UD) 26.
First period: 1. Samuel Abramson A, 14:29; 2. Nathan Nemchinov HH/UD (Victor Wilkins) 13:18; 3. Marcus Paulik A (Seamus Donofry) 1:22.
Second period: 4. William Hurlburt HH/UD (Kevin McGinly/Mario Cummings) 13:42.
Third period: 5. Samuel Abramson A, 13:10; 6. Kevin McGinly HH/UD (Francis Stancheck/Mario Cummings) 9;10; 7. Devin Bates A (Seamus Donofry) 7:32;; 8. William Hurlburt HH/UD (Lucas Platt) 5:55; 9. Shane Meltzer A (MichaelRomano/Samuel Abramson) 4:02; 10. William Hurlburt HH/UD (Victor Wilkins) 00:10.
Overtime: No Score.
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 16, SOUDERTON 2
Seven different players contributed goals in the Golden Hawks mercy rule win over the Indians at Grundy.
The Golden Hawks roared out of the gate to an 8-0 lead. Nikita Volobuiev opened the scoring with an assist from Gavin Nisenzon, and less than a minute later Nisenzon connected on a shorthanded goal. Then it was Evan Mostoller connecting with a Chase Tovsky assist. Volobuiev’s second goal of the game – this one assisted by Blaize Pepe – put the Hawks on top 4-0 midway through the period. Less than a minute later, Jake Weiner scored with assists from Jordan Sarne and Mostoller. Pepe’s unassisted goal was followed a minute later by a Weiner goal (Pepe/Sarne assists) that gave the Golden Hawks an 8-0 lead. Nicholas Smith turned a Seth Grossman pass into a goal to put the Indians on the board.
The second period was a rerun of the first with two goals by both Nisenzon, who had a hat trick, and Sarne and single goals by Pepe, Kevin Koles, Mostoller, Maxwell Ryon and Weiner.
Trevor Rakszawski stopped 17 of 19 shots he faced to earn the win in goal.
Souderton 1-1-0 2
Council Rock South 8-8-0 16
Shots: Souderton 19, CRS 41. Saves: Connor Paulus (S) 25, Trevor Rakszawski (CRS) 17.
First period: 1. Nikita Volobuiev CRS (Gavin Nisenzon) 15:55; 2. Gavin Nisenzon CRS, 14:34; 3. Evan Mostoller CRS (Chase Tovsky) 9:56; 4. Nikita Volobuiev CRS (Blaize Pepe) 8:02; 5. Jake Weiner CRs (Jordan Sarne/Evan Mostoller) 7:34; 6. Blaize Pepe CRS, 6:51; 7. Jake Weiner CRS (Blaize Pepe/Jordan Sarne) 5:26; 8. Blaize Pepe CRS (Jordan Sarne/Ilya Kudzinau) 4:34; 9. Nicholas Smith (Seth Grossman) 2:00.
Second period: 10. Blaize Pepe CRS, 15:34; 11. Kevin Koles CRS (Illia Mukhin/Ilya Kudzinau) 14:32; 12. Evan Mostoller CRS (Chase Tovsky/Kevin Koles) 12:41; 13. Maxwell Ryon S (Seth Grossman/Nicholas Smith) 9:12; 14. Gavin Nisenzon CRS (Chase Tovsky/Blaize Pepe) 8:50; 15. Gavin Nisenzon CRS (Chase Tovsky/Kevin Koles) 6:32; 16. Jordan Sarne CRS (Kevin Koles/Jake Weiner) 2:29; 17. Jordan Sarne CRS (Kevin Koles/Jake Weiner) 1:04; 18. Jake Weiner CRS (Evan Mostoller/Jonah Weston) 00:10.
Third period: No Score
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