Check out the Black Bear Lacrosse Club recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Friday. CR South/CB West photos provided courtesy of John Gleeson. Souderton/Pennsbury & CB South/Neshaminy photos provided by Greg Lindsay, and North Penn/PPJ photos by Keith Clemens Photography. Check back for galleries of all four games. CLICK HERE to go directly to Suburban One Sports' BOYS' LACROSSE GALLERIES.
SOL National Conference
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 7, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 5
--CR South Rallies Past CB West Behind Dillon’s Milestone Performance
The first half of the CB West at Council Rock South matchup was a defensive battle, with both teams showing grit and discipline. The Bucks took an early lead, scoring late in the first quarter and extending it to 2-0 with 4:30 remaining before halftime.
From that point on, the Golden Hawks found their rhythm. CR South tightened up defensively against a well-coached West squad and answered with two quick goals to level the score at 2-2 by halftime.
Fueled by that momentum, CR South took control in the third quarter. Senior Owen Dillon exploded for three of his game-high five goals and added two assists, surpassing the 100-goal mark for his career in the process. Junior goalie Billy Houser was outstanding in net, recording six of his twelve saves in the third to keep West scoreless during the quarter. CR South entered the fourth quarter with a 5-2 lead.
Junior Conor McCaffery added his second goal of the game in the fourth quarter, helping to seal the comeback win. LSM Brody Walker anchored the defense with four ground balls, while CR South’s faceoff specialist Jake Baniewicz went 50% at the X and collected three ground balls of his own.
CB West by the numbers: Alex Greenspan (2 goals), Michael Rafalowski (2 goals), Ben Greenspan (1 goal), Luke Fisher (1 assist),
CBW faceoffs: Kevin Mallon 7 of 12, Ben Greenspan 2 of 3
CBW Saves: Kanen Patel 10
Up next: Council Rock South (7-6) will travel to face CB South in a league game on Wednesday, and Central Bucks West () will be on the road at Central Bucks East Monday.
Council Rock South 0-2-3-2 – 7
Central Bucks West 1-1-0-3- 5
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 13, NESHAMINY 5
The Titans raced out of the gate to a 7-1 lead after one quarter on their way to the win.
Alex Fessler’s seven-point game led the Titans and included four goals and three assists. Luke Sidwar also had four goals.
By the Numbers: Central Bucks South - Jack Auerbach (1 goal, 1 GB), Zach Doer (2 goals, 2 GB), Alex Fessler (4 goals, 3 assists), Luke Sidwar (4 goals), Evan Federsal (1 goal), Declan Buck (1 goal), Braeden Surina (2 assists, 1 GB), Nick Good (11/20 FO 2 GB), Brayden Shahan (9 saves), James Vargason (4 GB, 3 CTO), Marcello DiPrinzio (1CTO 3 GB), Nick Shrier (1 CTO 1 GB), Dylan Alabrodzinski (1 CTO 3 GB);
Neshaminy - Ryan DeMatteo (3 goals, 1 assist), Austin Tvarok (2 goals, 1 assist), EJ Seitz: (1 assist).
Up next: Central Bucks South (7-8, 3-4 SOL) will travel to Council Rock North on Monday, and Neshaminy (1-15, 0-9) will host Roman Catholic in a non-league match Tuesday.
Central Bucks South 7-1-1-4 13
Neshaminy 1-1-3-0 5
SOUDERTON 10, PENNSBURY 4
The visiting Indians opened up a 7-1 halftime lead on their way to a win that sets up a showdown for the conference’s top spot with Pennridge in the regular season league game.
The Indians were led by the five-point game of Ty Sauerwald, who scored three goals and assisted on two others. Cameron Ruff also had a hat trick and one assist. Max Ryon's 8 ground balls led the Indians.
Peyton Bannak won 9 of 18 faceoffs.
John Curtis had a hat trick to lead the Falcons.
By the Numbers: Pennsbury - John Curtis 3G, Matt Minogue 1G 1A, Bradley Hill 9/18 FO 7GB, Jaden Beach 15 saves
Souderton: Ty Sauerwald (3 goals, 2 assists, 1CTO), Cameron Ruff (3 goals,1 assist, 2 GB), Logan Blair (2 goals, 2 assists, 1 CTO, 3 GB), Trey Bui (1 goal, 1 GB), Liam Murray (1 goal, 1 assist, 1 CTO, 5 GB), Alex Benfield (3 CTO, 7 GB), Peyton Bannak (9/18FO 5 GB), Dylan Brun (1 CTO, 4 GB), Max Ryon (8 GB), Andrew Rivera 6 saves
Up next: Souderton (15-1, 9-0 SOL) will host Lansdale Catholic in a non-league game Monday, and Pennsbury (9-5, 5-3) will be on the road at Holy Ghost Prep for a non-league game Monday.
Souderton 3-4-1-1 10
Pennsbury 0-1-3-0 4
SOL American Conference
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 9, HATBORO-HORSHAM 6
Plymouth Whitemarsh defeated league rival Hatboro-Horsham in a tightly contested league battle by a score of 9-6. The two teams were deadlocked 3-3 after one quarter, and the Colonials took a 5-4 lead into the interimssion.
The Colonials' offense was led by the stellar duo of senior attackman Caiden Lesczcynski (3G, 1CTO, 1GB) and junior midfielder/attackman Jack Cooper (1G, 4A), who combined for 4 goals and 4 assists. The offense successfully distributed the ball with eight different players contributing to the scoring, including senior midfielder Hayden Domers (1G, 5GB) and junior midfielders Owen Cababe (1G, 1GB), Dylan Ippolito (1G), Drew Strohl (1G), and Sean Herron (1G).
The defense played a solid game, especially in the second half, when they held the Hatters to two goals. The senior trio of defensemen Isaiah Bainbridge (1A, 2CTO, 5GB), Jackson Budin (4CTO, 4GB), and Dylan Imperial (1GB) anchored PW's defense, by combining for 6 caused turnovers and 10 groundballs. Bainbridge added an assist in the 4th quarter as well. The defense also received big games from sophomore poles Luke Smith (2CTO, 2GB) and Luke Wynne (2CTO, 4 for 7 FO), key players in Colonia's second-half defensive efforts. Junior goalie Mason Best was stellar in the net with 11 saves.
By the numbers: Ciaden Lesczcynski (3G, 1CTO, 1GB), Jack Cooper (1G, 4A), Hayden Domers (1G, 5GB), Owen Cababe (1G, 1GB), Dylan Ippolito (1G), Drew Strohl (1G), Sean Herron (1G), Scott Margulies (1A), Nolan Schneider (1CTO, 1GB), Jackson Budin (4CTO, 4GB), Isaiah Bainbridge (1A, 2CTO, 5GB), Luke Smith (2CTO, 2GB), Dylan Imperial (1GB), Luke Wynne (2CTO, 4 for 7 FO), Kevin Hegarty (1CTO, 2GB), Fidel Greene (1 for 7 FO), and Mason Best (11 Saves, 3GB).
Hatboro-Horsham: Max Mariano (1 goal, 1 assist), Sam Troisi (1 assist), Shane Phillips (2 goals, 14/17 FO), Darius Graziani (2 goals), Nate Nemchinov (1 assist), Dom Hernandez (1 goal), Anderson Kirby (8 saves), Brett Yorko (3 GB, 3 CTO), Quinn Fullmer (1 GB, 1 CTO), Erich Rein (2 GB)
Up next: Plymouth Whitemarsh (7-8, 7-1 SOL) will host Cardinal O’Hara in a non-league game Monday, and Hatboro-Horsham ( 11-5, 5-3) will travel to Upper Moreland Wednesday.
Plymouth Whitemarsh 3-2-2-2 9
Hatboro-Horsham 3-1-1-1 6
UPPER DUBLIN 14, ABINGTON 2
Reece Taylor’s five-goal effort led the Cardinals’ balanced attack that saw 12 players contribute to the team’s 14 goals.
By the numbers: Upper Dublin: Tristen McNichol (2 assists), Matthew Shohen (1 assist), Reece Taylor (5 goals), Nate Brown (2 goals), Will Hoffmann (2 goals, 1 assist), Gavin Campbell (1 goal), Ryan Simons (1 goal), Reilly McLaughlin (1goal), Michael Pileggi (1 assist), Aarush Pillai (1 goal), Dom Paone (2 assists), Matthew Miller (1 goal), Ben Shervin (7 Saves)
Up next: Upper Dublin (9-7, 8-0 SOL) will close out the regular season with a conference showdown at Wissahickon on Wednesday. Abington closed out its regular season with a 9-8 record overall, 5-4 in conference play.
NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 10, QUAKERTOWN 9
Non-league
NORTH PENN 8, POPE JOHN PAUL II 4
The Knights celebrated Senior NIght with a non-league win
By the numbers: Caiden Myers (4 goals, 1 assist), Jayden Davenport (1 goal), Emerson Morelli (2 goals), Tyler Kronmiller (1 goal), Vinnie Montmore (1 assist), Finn Howard (1 assist)
NP facoffs: Justin Urbinati 9 won
NP saves: Connor Howard 13 saves
Up next: North Penn (9-5, 4-5 SOL) will host Crestwood in a non-league game Monday.
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