By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/5/17

Garnet Valley 2017 goalie Jarod Ethridge has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Neumann University.

Jarod Ethridge profile:

Jarod Ethridge

High school: Garnet Valley High School

Grad year: 2017

Position: Goalie

College committed to: Neumann University

Club teams: Jags Lax, MSI

Expected major: Nursing

Why did you choose Neumann? “I chose this school because it was a good academic and athletic fit. I enjoyed the campus because everyone is friendly and show that they truly care for their students.”

HS team’s outlook: “This year is a big year for Garnet Valley lacrosse. We have a large group of talented seniors who are anxious to give their last season all they have. We also have a few very talented lowerclass men who will also highly impact this year’s team. I truly believe we will have a successful season, with the goal of winning the Central League championship and ultimately winning a State championship.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank all of my coaches who have led me to where I am today. Thank you to Coach Urso, Coach Kivlen, Coach Snow and Coach Nealon. Especially Coach Nealon; because he’s the one who led me to find the love and passion for the game of lacrosse.

“I also would like to thank my parents and brother for supporting me in all I do and making it possible for me to be where I am today.”

Other schools considered: Immaculata University, Bloomsburg University, Penn State University

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/5/17

Garnet Valley 2019 draw specialist/attack Madi McKee has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at La Salle University.

Madi McKee profile:

Madi McKee

High school: Garnet Valley

Position: draws specialist, attack

Grad year: 2019

College committed to: La Salle University

Club team: Steps Philly Lacrosse

Lacrosse honors/major showcases: Presidents Cup, Capital Cup, soon to be participating in the 2017 NXT Girls Summer Showcase

Academic honors/service: Honor roll

Expected major: Communications

Why did you choose this college? “I chose LaSalle University because of many reasons, one being the coaches. The head coach, Coach Candace (Bossell) and the other coaches are exactly what I was looking for in a coaching staff. I like how close the campus is to home and they have an excellent communication program in which I am interested in pursuing. Also, I like the direction the campus and lacrosse program are moving towards. The vision Coach Candace has for her lacrosse program by the time I attend La Salle is one that I can’t wait to be a part of.”

HS team’s outlook for 2017 season? “For our 2017 high school lacrosse season we are anticipating a lot of new things, including new players. We expect them all to bring a great deal of versatility and help with a balanced attack. On our defensive end, our defense will be making lots of forced turnovers and making some big plays. We expect to have a great season.”

Thank Yous: “My mom is someone who has helped me through this entire process. She has helped me with contacting coaches and getting me on their campus’s. My grandparents have helped contribute; they always come to my games and are my biggest fans. I would like to also thank Coach Brooke (Fritz) for helping me get in contact with La Salle. She has helped me with communicating with the coaches at La Salle. I would also like to thank my high school coach, Coach (Jenny) Purvis for the opportunity to be part of the starting line up.”

Other schools considered: Quinnipiac, Butler, Elon, Campbell

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/5/17

Central Bucks East 13, Pennsbury 5

CB East
Riley Forman 4 Goals / 1 Assist
Maggie Vetter 2 Goals
Mel Burian 2 Goals / 1 Assist
Brigitte Bishop 2 Goals / 2 Assists
Sara Donnelly 0 Goals / 2 Assists
Mackenzie Boyle 2 Goals / 2 Assists
Quinn Ferry 1 Goal
Erin McGovern 0 Goals / 1 Assist

Pennsbury
Nell Webber 1g
Sarah Mac Davis 1g
Annie Price 2g, 1a
Emelie Curtis 1g
Upper Dublin 14, Hatboro-Horsham 9
Half-time score: UD 9 HH 4

Upper Dublin
Jackie Rama 5 goals 1 assist 8DC 4 CT
Lindsey Schreiber 3 goals 1 assist 2GB 1 CT
Mack Moore 2 goals 2 assists
Maddie Templeton 1 goal 1 assist
Becky Browndorf 1 goal 1 assist 3 DC 1GB 1CT
Aly Breslin 1 goal
Emma Mead 1 goal
Elizabeth Barber 1 GB 2 CT
Sarah Herchenroder 3 saves

Hatboro-Horsham
Kaitlyn Wallace 2g
Gabby Acker 2g 1a
Gwyn Acker 3g, 1a
Camryn Ryan 1g, 1a
Audrey Leibfreid 1g, 1a
Arielle Hammer 11 saves

Upper Moreland 15, Quakertown 1

U Moreland 12-3- 15
Quakertown 1-0- 1

U Moreland
Jess Flanagan 4g, 4 DC
Sydney Bachmayer 4g
Meghan O’Donnell 2g, 3a
Allison Felicetti 1g, 2a
Caitlin Corr 1g
Chloe Leiter 1g
Kaitlin Kelly 1g
Emma Meakim 3a
Kayla Meakim led the defense

Quakertown
Hangey 1g
Foster 1a

Pennridge 15, Council Rock North 1
Pennridge 6-9- 15
CR North 1-0- 1

Pennridge
Jen Rodzewich- 4 goals, 2 assists
Grace Loughery- 3 goals, 1 assist
Maddie Dachwoski- 4 goals
Emily Price- 1 goal, 2 assists
Katie Ziegler- 1 goal, 1 assist
Morgan Wahlers- 1 goal, 2 assists
Alex Lippmann- 1 goal
Alexa Machado- 10 saves

Abington 7, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 6 OT
Half: PW 4, Abington 3

Abington
Sjoholm 1ct, 3gb
Morris 3ct, 2gb
Campbell 1ct
Gable, B 1ct
Joseph 1gb
Mccallister, C 3G, 1ct
Staerk 1ct, 1gb, 3dc
Sam McGee 2g, 1a, 2gb, 5dc, GW goal on 8-meter with 1 sec left
Baer 2g, 1a, 2ct, 3gb
Greco 1a, 1ct, 2gb
GROSSI – GK- 4 saves

PW
Betterly 1g
Diamond 2g
Petrakis 3g

Souderton 12, Springfield Township 10
Halftime: Springfield: 7, Souderton: 6

Souderton
Kaitlyn Mardi- 2 goals, 1 assist
Sarah Goodwin- 2 goals, 4 draw controls, 1 ground ball, 1 caused turnover
Riley McGowan- 2 goals, 1 assist
Maddie Knight- 2 goals
Carlie Doughty- 1 goal, 2 draw controls, 1 ground , 1 caused turnover
Megan Walbrandt- 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 draw controls, 1 ground ball, 2 caused turnovers
Randi Hess- 1 goal
Jenny Ubowski- 1 goal
Lauren Scott- 9 saves

Springfield
Ellie Hamilton- 1 goal, 1 assist
Jameson Krewson- 1 goal, 1 gb
Lindsey Smith- 6 goals, 1 caused turnover, 3 gb, 2 draw controls
Emily Walsh- 2 goals, 1 caused turnover, 1 gb, 1 draw control
Emily Giampietro- 3 gb
Gracie Woron- 2 gb
Hannah Grothusen- 1 gb, 1 draw control
Deejay Bosca- 1 caused turnover, 2 gb, 2 interceptions
Emily Henry- 8 saves

Wissahickon 15, Chjeltenham 0

Wissahickon
Emily Vervlied 4 goals, 3 assists
Carolyn Wilde 3 goals, 2 assists
Sam Intrieri 3 goals, 3 assists
Lauren Donofrio 2 goals and 2 assists
Caroline Testa 1 goal
Brooke Berry 1 goal, 2 assists
Caroline Marta 1 goal
Kyra Myers 3 saves

Council Rock South 13, Nehaminy 2

CR South
Dominique Marino- 1
Emily Keller- 1 assist
Caitlyn Thornton- 3 goals, 1 assist
Sarah Womer- 1 goal, 1 assist
Caroline McGovern- 6 goals, 1 assist
Mary Kate Simpson- 2 goals

CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 14, NORTH PENN 13

North Penn 3-10 -13
Central Bucks South 9-5 – 14

CB South
Kristen Berntsen 4g, GW goal with two seconds remaining
Kasey Dietzel 4g
Courtney Taylor 2g, 4a
Molly Sullivan 2g
Anna Green 2g

North Penn
Kristin Varilla 6g, 1a
Bri O’Donnell 3g, 1a
Julia Keffer 1g, 1a
Kelly Mcnamara 2g, 1a

Baldwin 6, Hill School 5
Halftime Baldwin 2 – Hill School 2

Baldwin
Ry Neuman – 2g, 1gb
Eliza Thaler – 1a
Sean Tuckman – 1ct, 1gb
Lila Tuckman – 1g, 1a, 4ct, 4gb
Marissa McGarrey – 3g, 6dc, 3gb
Carrie Schaeffer – 2gb
Joely Simon – 2gb
Lauren Bracken – 2ct, 1gb
Celia Page – 1ct, 3gb
Olivia Tornetta – 1ct, 18 saves

Hill School
Hannah Delahaye (2)g
Makena Hanson (1)g
Leah Forrest (1)g
Bree Gorman (1)g, 1a
Annie Carroll (5) saves

Merion Mercy 16, Country Day school of the Sacred Heart 6
Half: Merion Mercy 8, Country Day School of the Sacred Heart 2

MMA
Quinn Guilday 2 goals
Brittney Bedrossian 1 assist
Devyn Russo 2 goals 3 assists
Allie Scannapieco 4 goals
Brenna Stone 1 assist
Kaely Kyle 3 goals
Caroline Steller 2 goals
Grace Winterle 1 goal 1 assist
Sonja Bjornson 2 goals 1 assist

SHA
D. Santora 1 goal
H. Seifried 5 goals

Mt. St. Joseph Academy 16, Villa Joseph Marie 8
Mount St Joe’s 8-8-16
Villa Joe 4-4-8

Mount
McNamara 6g, 2a, 3gb, 3dc
Meister 2g, 2gb
Krause 3g, 5a, 4gb, 3dc
Pyne 2g, 4gb, 3dc
Sheedy 3g, 2gb
Brocato 3dc, 2gb
Mancini 2 ct
Rickers 3 gb
Stein 2gb 1dc
Grass 5 saves

Villa Joe
Hageman 2 g
Major 3g
Whalen 3g

FTC 10, Northeast 7
Half 5-3 FTC

FTC
Madyson Schwartz – 5
Laura Pelczar -3
Ewelina Pracon -1
Lauryn Bohn – 1
Goalie Mikaela Estepp – 19 saves

Northeast
Linda Mchale – 2
Jada Napper – 1
Marita Nothacker – 2
Lillie Senorthia – 2
Goalie Sarah Surgner – 15 saves

Upper Merion 17, Pottstown 7
Halftime: 3 – 13

UM
Quinn O’Malley- 6 goals, 1 assist
Francesca Lindelow- 5 goals, 1 assist
Riley O’Malley- 2 goals, 3 assists
Ashleigh Struckus- 1 goal, 1 assist
Rella Staley, Allison Shuster, Nelya Naida- 1 goal each
Katie Frey, 4 saves

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick 4 goals, 2 assists
Emily Iezzi 2 goals
Da’zah Regusters 1 goal, 1 assist
Saves: Reilly Owens 13

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/5/17

North Penn 8, Plymouth Whitemarsh 6

NP 4-0-3-1 8
PW 1-0-2-3 6

NP
R. Udinski 4g 4a
N. Keim 1g 1a
M. Lehrman 1g
N. Conroy 1g
M. Dickson 1g
S. Rinck 1a.
M. Rinck 12 saves

Cheltenham 14, Norristown 5

Cheltenham
Tim McHugh- 6 Goals, 2 Assists, 7GBs
Harry Stackhouse- 3G, 1A, 3GBs
Brian Noel- 3G
Jade Siojo- 2G, 7GBs
Jacque Fisher- 3A
Daniel Lee- 2A, 14/16 Face-offs
Harvey Miller- 7 Saves

NAHS:
Goalie #3- 17 Saves

Springfield-Montco 4, Upper Merion 2

SPRINGFIELD
George Baughan 2g
SWill Kaufmann 1g
Ryan Wilsbach 1g

QUAKERTOWN 11, POTTSGROVE 6
Pottsgrove 0-2-2-2 6
Quakertown 3-2-1-5

Quakertown
Jeffrey Royall 4g, 2 GB
Scott Keck 3g, 2a
Jake Lewis 1g
George Fisher 1g
Jacob Barndt 1g
Ben Mcgann 1a, 2GB
Chase Oliver 1a, 2 GB
Sam Barndt 8 GB, 1a
Daniel Grubb 8GB
Elliot Urish 4 GB
Chris Brady 7 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 19, Upper Moreland 6

HGP
Zach May 5 Saves
Zack Nangle 2 G 3 A
George Rusnak 2 A
Dan Kovacevich 2 G 2 A
Matt Rueter 1 G 2 A 15/20 FO 11 GBs
Phil Rueter 1 G 2 A
Matt Savinon 2 G
Tim Wolfe 1 G
Owen Yake 2 G 1 A
Daniel Forsythe 4 G
Ben Morschauser 4 G 3 A 2/4 FO

Souderton 7, Pennridge 5
S – 2 1 1 3 – 7
P – 1 1 2 1 – 5

Souderton
Jake Phaup 15 of 16 FO
Trent Breneman 3g, 1a
Cole Witoslawski 2g
Stephen Blue 1g
Walker Martin 1g
Chris Warner 2g
Nick Fanelli 1g, 1a
PJ Matkowski 1g
Matthew Nevells 1g
Axell Beskar 7 saves

Pennridge
Warner 2g
Matkowski 1g
Fanelli 1g 1a
Nevells 1g
Tristan Banks 9 saves

St Joseph’s Prep 16, Archbishop Ryan 10

Ryan
J Watson 1g 3a
N Taylor 3g 3a
B Vizza 1g
D Frechette 2g
N Metzger 2g 2a
S Mulholland 1g
B Alloway 8 saves

Germantown Academy 12, Hill School 5
GA: 2-3-4-3
HS: 2-2-0-1

Germantown Academy
Brad Palmer 3g 1a
Tony Rosato 2g 1a
Andrew Towne 1g 3a
James Thatcher 1g 2a
Zander Foglia 1g 1a
Wills Jordan 1g
Jack McHugh 1g
Noah Spratt 1g
Thane Burger 1g
Gunnar Bogorowski 1a
Tony Rosato 16 of 19 FO
Liam Rosato 0 of 2 FO
LeRoy Moser 6 saves

Hill
Joseph Pickard 3g
Chase Taylor 1g
Kevin Cummings 1g
Goalie Drew Hutchison 9 saves
Colin Forrest 4 fo

Boyertown 10, Berks Catholic 6

Boyertown
Brady McFalls 2g 1a
Mason Turner 2g 1a
Christian Hellriegel 1g
Nick Moccia 2g 2a
Jason Clinton 2g
Alex Axman 1g

Hatboro-Horsham 12, Central Bucks West 5
CBW: 2-0-0-3=5
HH: 3-4-2-3=12

CBW
Joey Rockovich 2g, 1a
Erik Ojert 1g
John McCreary 1g
Nick Werner 1g
Ben Sexauer 1a
Andrew Santacecilia 1a
Max Dunar 5 saves
GB’s: Nick Werner 5, Andrew Santacecilia 5, Ben Karthaus 4
25 Shots

HH
Tim McPoyle 2G 1A
Cameron Knox 2G 1A
Logan Eldridge 3G 2A
Ian Reilly 2G 1A
Joe Larouche 1G 1A
Will Reimenschneider 2G
Joe Brophy 10 saves
Brian Hood 15 of 19 faceoffs 12 Groundballs

Archbishop Wood 11, Roman Catholic 3
Archbishop Wood: 5-3-2-1=11
Roman Catholic: 1-0-1-1=3

ABW
Tim Brandenburg (A/Sr) 5G 4A 3GB
Colin Moore (A/Jr) 3G 2A 3GB
Dakota Taylor (M/So) 1G 1A 4GB
Colin Bruestle (A/So) 1G 1A 1GB
Greg McFadden (M/Jr) 1G 2GB
Andrew Leinenbach (M/So) 2A
Eric Bauer (M/Jr) 1A
Brian Graham (G/Jr) 9 saves

RC
Dom Burke 2G
Dougherty 1G

Parkland 12, Southern Lehigh 7
Parkland 4 1 5 2 = 12
SoLeHi 2 1 4 0 = 7

Parkland
Goals: Cipolla (5), Saylor (2), Groff (2), Miller, Geroulo, Santa-Anna
Assists: O’Neill (3), Saylor (2), Summers, Rahm
McLaughlin (9) saves

SoLeHi
Goals: Dunham, A. Smith, C. Hoff, K. Hoff, M. Smith, Hurst, Maliki
Assists: C. Hoff, K. Hoff, M. Smith
Schlosser (4) saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/6/17

High School
Boys’

Sun Valley at Avon Grove
Oxford Area at Bishop Shanahan
Spring-Ford at Boyertown
Archbishop Wood at Central Bucks South
Marple Newtown at Conestoga
Central Bucks East at Council Rock North
Downingtown West at Downingtown East
Emmaus at Easton
Springfield-Delco at Garnet Valley
Radnor at Haverford HS
Wissahickon at Holy Ghost Prep
Penncrest at Lower Merion
Lampeter-Strasburg at Manheim Township
Allentown Central Catholic at Nazareth Area
Norristown at Owen J Roberts
Episcopal Academy at Penn Charter
George School at Pennington (NJ)
Pope John Paul II at Perkiomen Valley
Methacton at Phoenixville
Harriton at Ridley
Archbishop Carroll at St Joseph’s Prep
West Chester Henderson at Unionville
Strath Haven at Upper Darby
Kennett at West Chester East

Girls’

Bonner-Prendergast at Cardinal O’Hara
Academy Park at Chichester
Downingtown East at Downingtown West
Allentown Central Cath at Emmaus
Ridley at Harriton
Penn Wood at Interboro
West Chester East at Kennett
Manheim Township at Lampeter-Strasburg
Conestoga at Marple Newtown
Mt. St. Joseph Acad at Merion Mercy Academy
Methacton at Owen J. Roberts
Bishop Shanahan at Oxford
Lower Merion at Penncrest
Norristown Area at Perkiomen Valley
Phoenixville at Pottsgrove
Haverford at Radnor
Boyertown at Spring-Ford
Garnet Valley at Springfield-Delco
Jenkintown at Springfield-Montvo
Agnes Irwin at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Upper Darby at Strath Haven
Avon Grove at Sun Valley
Pope John Paul II, PA at Upper Perkiomen
Villa Maria Academy at Villa Joseph Marie
Unionville at Henderson
Coatesville Area at West Chester Rustin
Gwynedd-Mercy Academy at Wissahickon

College
Women’s
Division II

Caldwell at Chestnut Hill 6:00 pm
Holy Family at Post 3:00 pm

Division III
Bryn Athyn at Penn State-Abington 4:00 pm

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/6/17
Staff Report

The 9th Annual Checking For Cancer Invitational will feature 11 varsity games Saturday at three sites in suburban Philadelphia.

This charity tournament benefits programs targeted to community support, research, education and awareness of prostate, colorectal and testicular cancers.

The Haverford School, The Shipley School and Agnes Irwin School will serve as hosts.

At The Haverford School, the host Fords will play Strath Haven at noon.

At Agnes Irwin, the host Owls will face Bishop Ireton (VA) at 10:30 a.m. In another key boys’ game, two-time defending Delaware state champion Salesianum School meets Long Island power Garden City at 2 p.m. at Haverford School.

John Nostrant, coach of The Haverford School, was diagnosed with prostate cancer 10 years ago, and former Georgetown Prep coach, Kevin Giblin, now the head coach at Bishop O’Connell (VA), is now in remission from his colon cancer. John and Kevin were roommates in college and line mates on the lacrosse field as players. They remain the best of friends. Both highly acclaimed coaches helped coach the United States U-19 Men’s Team to the International World Federation Championship in British Columbia in 2008. Each, however, has had to quietly but courageously endure private ordeals that are all too common to the thousands of individuals who are diagnosed with cancer each year.

The two helped create Checking for cancer to hep bring awareness to screening and early detection of cancer. Giblin, who coached at the first few tournaments, returns this year with Bishop O’Connell, which plays Harriton (Pa) at noon.

Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer found in American men, other than skin cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates that there will be about 217,730 new cases of prostate cancer in the United States in 2010. About 32,050 men will die of this disease this year. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men. One man in 6 will get prostate cancer during his lifetime, and 1 man in 36 will die of this disease. This disease starts in the prostate and if caught before it spreads is highly treatable and curable.

Excluding skin cancers, colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the United States. The American Cancer Society estimated that about 102,900 new cases of colon cancer (49,470 in men and 51,370 in women) and 39,670 new cases of rectal cancer (22,620 in men and 17,050 in women) were diagnosed in 2010. This is a disease that tends to be slow growing and always starts as a polyp which can be found by colonoscopy. Proper screening should yield an almost perfect cure rate.

The good news is that the outlook for individuals diagnosed with prostate and colorectal is better than ever, and the key to a positive prognosis is screening and early detection. Beginning by age 50, men and women who are at average risk for developing colorectal cancer should begin a pattern of routine screening for cancer prevention. We hope that greater awareness will lead to an appreciation of the importance of screening and heightened vigilance in our battle against these curable diseases.

Checking for Cancer is a non-profit 501(c)3 Organization. For more information on the tournament click here.

Saturday April 8, 2017 (3 Sites)
Suggested Admission Fee ($10 per Individual / $20 per Family)
Supports the Fight Against Cancer
This fee Includes a Program Book while supplies last

Games at: The Haverford School (Boys)
Time Teams Division Location
10 am:
Bishop O’Connell-VA v Harriton-PA (Sabol Field)
Haverford School-PA JV v St Augustine Prep-NJ JV (Field of ’75)

12 pm:
Haverford School-PA v Strath Haven-PA (Sabol Field)

2 pm:
Garden City-NY v Salesianum Scjool-DE(Sabol Field)
Penn Charter-PA v St. Augustine Prep-NJ (Field of ’75)

Games at: The Shipley School (Boys & Girls)
Time Teams Division Location
8:30AM Boyertown (PA) vs. Germantown Friends School (PA) Girls Varsity Fuller
10:30AM Hill School (PA) vs. Shipley School (PA) Girls Varsity Fuller
12:30PM Baldwin School (PA) vs. Central Bucks South (PA) Girls Varsity Fuller
1 PM Shipley vs Roman Catholic (PA) Boys Varsity TBD

Games at: The Agnes Irwin School (Girls)
Time Teams Division Location
8:30AM Merion Mercy (PA) vs. Episcopal Academy (PA)
10:30AM Harriton (PA) vs. Wissahickon (PA)
12:30PM Agnes Irwin (PA) vs. Bishop Ireton (VA)

By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/7/17

As he tends to be, Tom Lemieux was animated in the Springfield-Delco huddle with 38.6 seconds left in Tuesday night’s Central League game at Garnet Valley.

Kyle Long … 3 goals, GW

Granted, part of that was because the Cougars were assessed a timeout that Lemieux swore he didn’t call right before pole Nick Matty scored what would have been a go-ahead goal, but Lemieux didn’t change in the ensuing huddle when Kyle Long’s attempted sailed high and Springfield called timeout.

Long, though, never batted an eye.

“I’m freaking out in the huddle and he just looks at me and goes, ‘relax, Coach, we got this,” Lemieux said with a wide smile.

The Maryland commit backed up his quiet confidence. Long got the ball at X out of the timeout, started out to his left before cutting back, getting his hands free and parking a shot in the far top corner with 4.4 seconds left to give the Cougars a 6-5 win over the Jaguars in a battle of two of the Central League’s best.

“I knew I doing that,” Long said. “I knew they weren’t going to slide and make me put the ball in the net. I saw (former Haverford School standout and Penn State sophomore) Grant Ament do that Sunday night on the Big Ten Network.

“A little left-to-right, fake high and put it up high. I saw that and thought I’d try that out. It felt like Avon Grove last year. They scored three in a row,. That game should have been over two minutes before, but you’ve got to find a way to win. You’re not always going to finish how you want to, but you have to find a way.”

Springfield (3-2, 3-1) looked to have the game sealed up when Long scored his second of the night with 1:17 left to make it 5-3, but that was merely the start of the fireworks. The Jaguars’ Rei Lopez – who finished the night 14-for-15 at the X – won the next faceoff to set up a Jake Buttermore tally.

Nick Matty

Eighteen seconds later, Buttermore did it again after another Lopez win. Luckily for Springfield, though, Andrew Pickett came away with his lone win of the night at the perfect time when Matty scooped up a ground ball, charged downfield and momentarily scored.

All it did was set up a historic moment as Long became the third player in Springfield history to join the 200-point club after 1992 alum Greg Campbell and 2015 grad Lucas Spence. At the rate he’s going, Long will sit atop the list in no time.

“It’s a good group to be a part of with guys like Greg Campbell and Lucas Spence,” Long said. “I knew coming into the season that I needed around 20 points, but I wasn’t keeping track game-to-game.

“I’ve played on some great teams and we’ve played a lot of extra games because of playoffs, and it’s a blessing to have so many great players around me since most of my points are assists. I’ve just got to keep getting better. If I pass it, I pass it, but I’m not too focused on it.”

It didn’t take long for Matty to get over the fact that he’d had a potential game-winning goal taken away.

“I’m over it,” he said. “It’s a team win and that’s all I care about,” Matty said. “I didn’t know what was going on. I thought they called a penalty and heard it was a timeout.”

Jake Buttermore

Garnet Valley (3-2, 3-1) never led despite Lopez’s faceoff mastery as the Jaguars struggled to beat Springfield-Delco All-American goalie James Spence (eight saves). Denny Nealon and Evan Trizonis also scored for GV, and the Jaguars will soon become even more dangerous when two-time All-American Matt Moore returns to the lineup. The Virginia signee warmed up but didn’t play, but he’s expected to return in the next week or two from foot surgery.

“I just had to go to the net at that time,” said Buttermore. “I didn’t care who was on me. It’s pretty hard to stay patient in a game like that because you have to keep your team patient, too.

“This game was basically a possession game, but Springfield came up in the fourth quarter. I have to give it to (Long): it was a hell of a goal.”

It sure was, from a guy who’s had a couple of those.

Springfield-Delco (3-2, 3-1) 2 1 1 2 — 6
Kyle Long 3g
Mike Tulskie 2g
Joe DeBernardi 1g
Pat Clemens 1a
James Spence 8 saves

Garnet Valley (3-2, 3-1) 1 1 0 3 — 5
Jake Buttermore 3g, 1a
Denny Nealon 1g
Evan Trizonis 1g
Rei Lopez 14-for-15 faceoffs
Jason Rose 10 saves

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/6/17

Conestoga 16, Marple Newtown 4
Conestoga 4-5-2-5 – 16
Marple Newtown 1-0-1-2 – 4

Conestoga
Tate Kienzle 2G 4A
Henry Berg 3G
Tom Nagle 2G 1A
Tom Sopko 1G 2A
Hunter Gregory 1G 1A
Peyton Jones 1G 1A
Nick Braendel 1G
Kent Hjelm 1G
Cliff Madden 1G
Sean Bailey 1G
Chris Cara 1G
Will Bryan 1G
James Reilly 1A
Joe Walton 1A
Scott MacMillan 3 saves
James Reilly 11 for 14 faceoffs
Chris Tsetsekos 6 for 9 faceoffs

Episcopal Academy 14, Penn Charter 5

Penn Charter
Dylan Schwartz 3g, 1a
Blake Target 1g, 1a
Ryan Dickson 1g, 1/1 FO
Luke Stansfield 1a
Gavin Tygh 14/20 FO
Carson Marano 5 saves
Morgan Miller 3 saves

Episcopal
Jake Martelluci 6 G 3 A
CJ Mcanally 1 G
Connor Ringwalt 1 G 1A
Gab Furey 2 G 3 A
Nate Emrick 2 G 1 A
Dan Baker 1 A
Chris Mccoun 1 A
Cole Johnson 2 G
Jake Floyd Jones 13 saves
Griffin Ernst 8 of 19
Jack Henderson 0 of 3

Methacton 11, Phoenixville 7
Methacton: 4-3-3-1 = 11
Phoenixville: 1-1-2-3 = 7

Methacton
Kyle Kacala (4G)
Ryan O’Toole (3G,1A)
Jack Pellegrino (2G)
Jaxson Peoples (1G,1A)
Stanley Kolimago (1G)

Phoenixville
Derek Bullatta (3G,1A)
Danny Jackson (2G)
Drew LoPolito (2G)
Ignacio Ortiz (2A)

West Chester East 13, Kennet 5

WC East
Joe Corroza 1 goal 1 assist
Matt Dunkel 3 assists
Jacob Greiner 6 goals 2 assists
Alex Hirsch 3 goals 1 assist
Tyler Blum 2 goals
Jesse Roth 1 goal
Collin Murray 1 assist
Joe Sivo 16 of 22 at the X
Kenny Pugh 11 saves
Devin Gilligan, cooling Murray, Matt Erfel, Mike Grey and Jd Carrol played lock down 6v6 D
Jesse Roth was strong off the ground running as a two-way mid

Ridley 10, Harriton 4
Ridley 1-2-3-4
Harriton 2-1-0-1

Ridley
Brock Anderson 4g
Cade Stratton 3g
Sean Crowley 2g
Sean Hinchey 1g
Zane Johnston 1a
Jimmy McGarrigle 1a
George Santilla 13 saves
Ryan Prum was 3 for 3
Dylan Staley was 12 for 15
The defense led by Liam Wright, Jamai Bean, Behn Worley, Sam Ferkler, Mike Cowan and Kieran Baker were outstanding all game for the Raiders.

Harriton
Hakan Atillasoy 1 goal, 1 assist
Will Stahl 1 goal, 1 assist
Ben Schall 1 goal
Leo Wackerman 1 goal

Avon Grove 16, Sun Valley 3
Ag 9 4 3 0— 16
Sv 0 1 1 1 —-3

Ag scoring
Zack Augustine 1g 1a
Brendan Harmon 2g
Scooter Whiteside 1a
Jake Smith 2g
Carson Peck 2g
Kevin Francis 1g
Tommy Savory 2g 1a
Nick Chastain 1a
Jackson Muller 1g
Tyler Hanyon 3g 1a
Chris Haines 1a
Mike Russo 1g
Matt Waibel 1g

Sv scoring
Shane O’Neill 2g
Adam Revak 1a
Ian Bittenhender 1g

Downingtown East 14, Downingtown West 3
DT East 2-3-5-4 = 14
DT West 1-0-1-1 = 3

Downingtown East
Jack Mulcahy 5G 2A
Brian Miller 3G 2A
Brian Dignen 2G 1A
Grant Peden 2G 1A
Colin Armbrust 1G
Grady Meredith 1G
Nico Iacovino 14 Saves

Radnor 8, Haverford High 6
Radnor 3-2-0-3- 8
Haverford High 2-0-3-1- 6

Radnor
Clayton Proctor 2g
Connor Pierce 3g
Phil Regan 1g
Drew Brown 1g, 4a
Jackson Birtwistle 1g
Chris Austen 5/16 faceoffs
Mike McShea 0/2 faceoffs
Tucker Ballbach 8 saves

Haverford
Cole Lukasiewicz 1a
Jack Daly 4g
Luke McCallion 2g
Jack Farrell 1a
Nick DiIorio 2a
Luke McCallion 14 of 16 FO

Springfield-Delco 6, Garnet Valley 5
Springfield: 2 1 1 2 — 6
Garnet: 1 1 0 3 — 5

Springfield (3-2, 3-1)
Kyle Long 3g
Mike Tulskie 2g
Joe DeBernardi 1g
Pat Clemens 1a
James Spence 8 saves

Garnet Valley (3-2, 3-1)
Jake Buttermore 3g, 1a
Denny Nealon 1g
Evan Trizonis 1g
Rei Lopez 14-for-15 faceoffs
Jason Rose 10 saves

West Chester Henderson 7, Unionville 6
WCH 0. 3. 1. 3. 7
UV. 1. 1. 2. 2. 6

Henderson
Dylan Teeter 2a
Nick Mascetti 1a
Brandon Moyer 3g
Archer Rymiszewski 2g
Jack Saulino 1g 1a
Joe Saulino 1g 1 a
Kyle Dampman. 6 saves

Unionville scoring unavailable

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Downingtown East 12, Downingtown West 11
Halftime 7-6 East

DT East
Barretta 4g
Lawton 4g
Hunter 2g
Wurzel, Emily 1g
Person 1g
Emily Robinson 6 saves

DT West
Rodriguez 3g
Bednarik 3g
Feeney 2g
Digiorgio 1g
Hoerman 1g
Mottice 1g

Radnor 11, Haverford High 8

Radnor 6-5-11
Haverford High 3-5- 8

Radnor
Hope Smith 4G, 1A
Julianne Puckette 3G, 1A, 2DC
Ellie Mueller 2G
Cate Cox 1G
Allison Lanzone 1G, 3DC, 1CT
Nicole Massimino 3A
Alexa Solomon 10 saves, 4CT, 3GB

Haverford
Lydia Hetznecker 2G
Laura Winters 2G
Nora Janzer 2G
Carly Gannon 1G
Reilly Morgan 1G

Conestoga 18, Marple Newtown 5

Conestoga
Scottie Rose Growney 4g
Amelia Kienzle 3G 1a
Cameron Evitts 3G
Julia Littlewood 3G
Nia Scott 1g
Maddie wood 1g 1a
Liz Scott 1g 2a
Morgan Littlewood 1g
Sydney Sloan 1g
Christin Ealer 2 saves

Marple Newtown
Kristin R 2g
Paige K 2g
Rebecca 1g

West Chester Rustin 14, Coatesville 0
West Chester Rustin 11 3 – 14
Coatesville 0 0 – 0

WCR
RAshley Chisholm 4 g 1 a
Tina St. Clair 2 g 1 a
Skyler Demis 2 g
Kylie VIdeon 2 g
Michele Chessock 1 g 2 a
Shannon Drakely 1 g
Maggie Ruble 1g
Laina Mcinernney 1g
Sheena Grady 3 saves

Coatesville
Sky Scott 8 saves

Unionville 12, Henderson 6
Halftime: Unionville 6, Henderson 5

Henderson
Emma Clark 1g, 2gb,1dc, 1ct
Jordyn Bauer 2g, 1gb, 3dc, 2ct
Lilly Siskind 2g, 1a, 1dc
Shannon Earley 1g
Maddie Reuther 1a, 1gb
Emma Laudermilch 2gb, 1ct
Brynn Cullinan 2ct
Shots on goal 22
saves 10
Goalie Ann Lalicker

Princeton (NJ) 11, Montgomery (NJ) 10
Princeton 7 3 0 1 11
Montgomery 5 5 0 0 10

Princeton
Serena Bolitho 1g 2gb
Kathryn DeMilt 3g 1a 4gb
Margaret Jacobs 1g
Gwen Koehler 2gb
Mariana Lopez-Ona 4g 1a 3gb
Shaylah Marciano 1a
Abaigeal Ryan 2g 1a 1gb
Zoe Tesone 11 saves

Montgomery
Angela Masessa 1g
Tori Bobal 1g
Caroline Decker 1g
Malia Drift 1a
Ally Duran 1a
Kate Heidt 1g
Sophia Van Mol 1g
Sara Howard 5g

Penncrest 16, Lower Merion 5
Halftime-12-3

Penncrest
Grace Harding 4g,1a
Juliana George 3g
Logan O’Donnell 3g
Kenna Kaut 2g
Christina Difelice 1g
Lindsay Moppert 1g
Allison Cavanagh 1g, 2a
Abby Pennoni 1g
Goalie Saves- Corryn Gambler 3

Lower Merion
Danielle Geis 2g
Ashley Roberts 2g
Sam Bruttomesso-Clarke 1g
Goalie Saves- Liz Coll 6

Spring-Ford 15, Boyertown 12
Spring-Ford 6 – 9 – 15
Boyertown 7 – 5 – 12

Spring Ford
Camryn Jones 6G 1A
Cassie Marte 3G 1A
Olivia Yeagle 2G
Lauren Mensch 1G
Anja Sweeney 1G
MacKenzie Doyle 1G
Jill Quigley 1G
Goalie Kamille Ward – 8 saves

Boyertown
Hannah Wentzel 1g, 2a, 2 gb, 2ct
Tiffany Diachynsky 3dc, 1ct
Maddy Siejk 2g, 3a, 3ct
Sydney Fox 3g, 1gb, 7dc, 1int
Kate Kada 1g, 2gb
Kaleigh Gallagher 1gb, 1ct
Amanda Diachynsky 1gb, 1dc, 1ct
Cassie Kidwell 5gb, 1ct
Hailey Heimbach 4g, 3gb, 1 int, 2ct
Kylie Webb 1g, 3gb, 2dc, 1 int, 1 ct
Sarah Didget 8 saves

Owen J. Roberts 10, Methacton 4
Owen J Roberts: 5 5 – 10
Methacton: 3 1 – 4

OJR
Anna Dempsey 5g 1a
Kelsey Kilgallon 1g
Frankie Carroll 3g
Maddi Koury 1g, 2a
Mia Tornettas 10 saves

Methacton
Daria Lucchesi 2g
Addy Borkowski 1g
Jackie Cerchio 1g
Rachel O’Toole 12 saves

Downingtown East 12, Downingtown West 11
Halftime 7-6 east

D East
Barretta 4
Lawton 4
Hunter 2
Wurzel, Emily 1
Person 1
Goalie saves 6- Emily Robinson

D West
Rodriguez 3
Bednarik 3
Feeney 2
Digiorgio 1
Hoerman 1
Mottice 1

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High School

Boys’
Haverford School 15, Malvern Prep 11
Roman Catholic at Archbishop Ryan
La Salle at Bonner-Prendergast
Central Bucks South 20, Truman 1
Wissahickon 8, Cheltenham 1
New Hope-Solebury at Church Farm School
Pennsbury at Council Rock South
Pope John Paul II 7, Devon Prep 5
Conestoga 20 Downingtown West 1
Frankford 11, Southern 2
Springside Chestnut Hill 10, Germantown Academy 3
North Penn 17, Neshaminy 5
Northeast 10, West Philadelphia 2
Interboro at Owen J Roberts, ppdd to May 5
Parkland 16, Nazareth 2
Central Bucks West 7, Pennridge 6
Plymouth-Whitemarsh 10, Abington 5
Upper Moreland at Quakertown
Springfield-Montco at Souderton
Phoenixville at Twin Valley
Hatboro-Horsham 9, Upper Dublin 6
Upper Merion 14, Pottsgrove 2

Girls’

Germantown Academy 12 Baldwin School 11
Upper Moreland at Central Bucks East
Central Bucks West 13, Bishop Shanahan 5
Hatboro-Horsham at Cheltenham
Conestoga 19, Great Valley 9
George School at Conwell-Egan Catholic
Pennsbury at Council Rock North
Mastery Charter-Shoemaker at Delaware Valley Charter
Hill School 13, Friends’ Central 12
Owen J. Roberts 19, Norristown 0
Penn Charter at Notre Dame Academy
Phoenixville 15, Interboro 5
Methacton 16, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 8
Quakertown at Pottsgrove
Abington 9, Souderton 7
Springfield-Montco 13, Upper Merion 10
Shipley School at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Strath Haven 10, West Chester Rustin 6
Upper Dublin 11, Pennridge 9
Harriton 16, Ridley 7

College
Women’s

Division I

Drexel 12, Hofstra 11
Virginia Commonwealth at La Salle 7:00 pm
Saint Joseph’s at St. Bonaventure 4:00 pm

Division II

West Chester at Gannon 3:00 pm

Division III

Rowan 17, Cabrini 16

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Germantown Academy 12
Baldwin 11

GA
Belle McMahon 2g 1a
Cammy Korman 1g 5a
Olivia Doody 3g
Maddi Ota 2g 1a
Ali Crump 2g 2a
Isabelle Jacobs 1G 1A
Lyndsey Morhardt 1g
Zoe Torrey 8 saves

Baldwin
Myla Barnett 3g
Lila Tuckman 1g
Marisa McGarrity 7g

Springfield Township: 13
Upper Merion: 10

Springfield Stats:
Ellie Hamilton- 4 goals, 4 assists, 1 caused turnover, 2 ground balls, 3 draw controls
Jameson Krewson- 2 goals, 1 ground ball
Lindsey Smith- 4 goals, 1 caused turnover, 2 ground balls, 3 draw controls
Emily Walsh- 3 goals, 3 caused turnovers, 4 ground balls, 1 draw control
Sophia Perry- 1 caused turnover, 4 ground balls
Emily Giampietro- 5 ground balls
Gracie Woron- 1 caused turnover, 2 ground balls
Hannah Grothusen- 1 ground ball
Emily Henry- 7 saves

Lindsey Smith (junior) also scored her 100th goal in this game.

Abington 9

Souderton 7

FINAL

ABINGTON 4-1 on year

Abington:

Sjoholm 1gb
Morris 1gb
Campbell 1ct, 1gb
Van Buren 1ct, 1gb
Gable 1ct, 1gb
Joseph 1ct
Enhow 1g
Timbers 1gb
Staerk 1g, 2ct, 3dc
McGee 4g, 3dc
Baer 3G, 1a, 1gb
Greco 1a, 1gb

GROSSI GK 11 saves

Garnet Valley- 5-3-8
Springfield- 6-3-9

Garnet
Riley Delaney- 3gb, 1dc
Cam faith- 1g, 1a, 3gb, 1ct
Abby Kalish- 2g
Madi McKee- 2g, 4gb, 1dc
Kamryn McNeal- 1g, 1dc, 1ct
Tish Minford- 1ct
Kara Nealon- 2ct
Regan Nealon- 2g, 1a
Madi O’Brien- 1a, 2gb, 1dc, 1ct
Lauren Kinnee- 8 saves

Conestoga: 12 – 7, 19
Great Valley: 5 – 4, 9

CONESTOGA: 19
S.Growney 5g, 2a
L.Scott 4g, 1a
N.Scott 3g, 1a
C.Evitts 3g
A.Kienzle 2g, 1a
M.Wood 1g
K.Sedlak 1g
D.Cichitti 1a
T.Kerin 1a
A.Frascella 4saves

GREAT VALLEY: 9
O.Muscella 4g, 1a
N.Kahn 4g
S.Karwoski 1g, 1a
T.Rubin 1a

1st 2nd Final
Hill 7 6 13
Friends Central 7 5 12

Hill Goal Scorers: Bree Gorman (4), Hannah Delahaye (3), Leah Forrest (2), Amanda Dupell (2), Eileen Carmichael (1), Ally Maner (1)
Hill Assists: Hannah Delahaye (3), Makena Hanson (2), Bree Gorman (1)
Hill Saves: Annie Carroll (8)

FC Goal Scorers: Lorna Macfarlane (7), Sophie Berger (3), Hayden Posencheg (1), A. Sall (1)
FC Assists: Sophie Berger (3)
FC Saves: Jessica Goralski (4)

Phoenixville 19, Interboro 5
Phoenixville: 8-11-19
Interboro: 1-4-5

Interboro:
Freshman Morgan Reed: 3 goals
Junior Molly Dowling: 2 goals
Senior Goalie Moriah Marr: 11 saves

Half-time Score: UD 7 Pennridge 6
Final Score: UD 11 Pennridge 9

Upper Dublin
Caroline Wall 4 goals
Lindsey Schreiber 3 goals 2 DC 2GB 4CT
Jackie Rama 2 goals 4 assists 3 DC
Aly Breslin 1 goal
Talia Nysch 1 goal
Shannon Reape 2DC 4 GB 2CT
Maddie Templeton 4 GB 1 CT 1DC
Sarah Herchenroder 6 saves

Pennridge
J. Radzewich 6 goals 1 assist
G. Loughery 2 goals 1 assist
M Dachowski 1 goal 2 assists

Methacton 7 9 16
Plymouth Whitemarsh 4 4 8

Methacton
Daria Lucchesi 5 goals
Addy Borkowski 4 goals 3 assists
Jackie Cerchio 3 goals 3 assists
Alana Cardaci 3 goals 1 assist
Aubrey Hazlett 1 goal 2 assists
Anna Price 2 assists
Rachel O’Toole 6 saves

Plymouth Whitemarsh
Ali Diamond 3 goals 2 assists
Victoria Betterly 2 goals
Lexi Petrakis 2 goals 1 assist
Sarah Putsch 1 goal

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Haverford School 15, Malvern Prep 11

Malvern Prep 2 3 3 3 — 11
Haverford School 3 4 4 4 — 15

Malvcern Prep
Jack Traynor 3g, 2a
Scottie White 3g
Quinn McCahon 2g
Mike Fay 2g
Sam Charlton 1g
Jordan Donaghy 2a
Billy Coyle 2a
Andrew Clark 10 saves

Haverford School
TJ Malone 5g, 1a
Peter Garno 2g, 2a
Luke O’Grady 2g, 1a
Ryan Jacob 2g
Chris Hervada 1g, 1a
Joel Trucksess 1g
Connor Mosebrook 1g
Adam Salvaggio 1g
Parker Henderer 8 saves
Joel Trucksess 16-for-30 faceoffs

Conestoga 16, Downingtown West 1

Conestoga 6-3-4-3 – 16
Downingtown West 0-0-0-1 – 1

Conestoga
Henry Berg 3G
Tom Sopko 2G 1A
Kent Hjelm 2G
That Kienzle 2G
Chris Cara 2G
Hunter Gregory 1G 1A
Sean Bailey 1G 1A
Tom Nagle 1G 1A
Drew Mullen 1G
Cliff Madden 1G
Peyton Jones 1A
Scott MacMillan 2 saves
Mick Lee 3 saves
James Reilly 10 for 13 faceoff
Chris Tsetsekos 6 for 8 faceoff

Plymouth Whitermarsh 10, Abington 5
PW – 3, 2, 3, 2 – 10
Abington – 2, 2, 1, 0 – 5

PW
Kissane – 5g
Martina – 1g, 5a
Sullivan – 3g
Savarese – 1g, 1a
Diamond – 1g, 1a
Iannarelli – 1g

Abington
John Petriccione – 4g, 1gb
Dominic Ricciardi – 1g, 1a, 2gb
Jack Kurtz – 1a, 3gb
Nate Rose – 1a, 5gb
Casey Hesdon – 4gb
Sean Donohue – 4gb
Connor Reed – 13 saves

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 10, Germantown Academy 3

SCHA
Parker Popky 1g
CJ Sweitzer 2g, 1a
Tyson Hugee 1g, 1a
Matt Bown 1a
Mac McLaughlin 1a
Jack Lamb 2g
Matt Otillo 1g
Malcolm Glendinning 1g
Zach Messerle 2g, 1a
Bern Popky 11 Saves
Ryan Murray 6/8 FO
Gabe Smithline 7/8 FO

Germantown Academy
Tanner Long 2g
Tony Rosato 1g
Zander Foglia 1a
LeRoy Moser 6 saves

Hatboro-Horsham 9, Upper Dublin 6

Hatboro-Horsham 2-1-3-3 – 9
Upper Dublin 0-3-3-0 -6

HH
Tim McPoyle 2G 1A
Cameron Knox 1G
Matt Barella 1G
Logan Eldridge 1G 2A
Ian Reilly 1G 1A
Joe Larouche 3G 2A
Brian Hood 14 of 18 at faceoffs.
Joe Brophy 7 saves

Central Bucks West 7, Penridge 6

CBW 2 0 3 2 -7
P 2 1 0 3 -6

Pennridge
Chris Warner 2g
Ryan Garner 1g 2a
Nick Fanelli 2g
Brandan Howell 1g
Johnnie Banks 1a
Tristan Banks 15 saves

Wissahickon 8, Cheltenham 1

WISS: 2-1-5-0= 8
CHS: 1-0-0-0= 1

CHS:
Tim McHugh- 1 Goal
Brian Noel- 1 Assist
Jade Siojo- 11 GBs
Daniel Lee- 6/7 Face-offs
Harvey Miller- 21 Saves

Archbishop Ryan 13, Roman Catholic 3

Ryan
S Nielson 9/18 FO
J Campbell 1a 1g
N Metzger 3G 1a
N Taylor 5g 2a
J Watson 2g 2a
B Vizza 2a
D Frechette 2g 2a
S Mulholland 1a
B Alloway 4 saves.

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High School
Checking for Cancer
10 am:
Bishop O’Connell-VA v Harriton-PA (Sabol Field)
Haverford School-PA JV v St Augustine Prep-NJ JV (Field of ’75)
12 pm:
Haverford School-PA v Strath Haven-PA (Sabol Field)
2 pm:
Garden City-NY v Salesianum School-DE(Sabol Field)
Penn Charter-PA v St. Augustine Prep-NJ (Field of ’75)
Games at: The Shipley School (Boys & Girls)
Time Teams Division Location
8:30AM Boyertown (PA) vs. Germantown Friends School (PA) Girls Varsity Fuller
10:30AM Hill School (PA) vs. Shipley School (PA) Girls Varsity Fuller
12:30PM Baldwin School (PA) vs. Central Bucks South (PA) Girls Varsity Fuller
1 PM Shipley vs Roman Catholic (PA) Boys Varsity TBD
Games at: The Agnes Irwin School (Girls)
Time Teams Division Location
8:30AM Episcopal Academy (PA) 18, Merion Mercy (PA) 7
10:30AM Harriton (PA) vs. Wissahickon (PA)
12:30PM Agnes Irwin (PA) vs. Bishop Ireton (VA)

Unionville at ArchBishop Carroll
Council Rock North at Archbishop Ryan
Easton at Bethlehem Catholic
Pleasant Valley at Bethlehem Liberty
Avon Grove at Central Bucks East
George School at Conwell Egan
Radnor at Downingtown East
Allentown Central Cath at Freedom
Boyertown at Interboro
Lower Merion at Kennett
Gilman (MD) at Malvern Prep
Pennsbury at Marple Newtown
Oxford at Methacton
Hill School at Peddie School (NJ)
Perkiomen Valley at Ridley
Spring-Ford at Springfield-Delco
Penncrest at West Chester Henderson
Great Valley at Wilson West Lawn

Girls’

Downingtown West at Archbishop Carroll
Central Bucks South at Baldwin School
Baldwin at Central Bucks South
Marple Newtown at Cheltenham
Parkland at Emmaus
Wissahickon at Harriton
Radnor at Hockaday SG (TX)
Sun Valley at Interboro
Souderton Area at Lansdale Catholic
Freedom at Liberty
Owen J. Roberts at Manheim Township
Lower Merion at North Penn
West Chester East at Penncrest
Avon Grove at Ridley
Pennsbury East at Southern Lehigh
Garnet Valley at Unionville
Mt. St. Joseph Acad at Upper Dublin
Spring-Ford at Wilson

College

Men’s
Division I

Penn at Brown 1:00 pm
Hofstra at Delaware 1:00 pm
Fairfield at Drexel 4:00 pm
Holy Cross at Lafayette 1:00 pm
Lehigh at Loyola 1:00 pm
Penn State at Maryland 1:00 pm
Rutgers at Michigan 1:00 pm
Hobart at Saint Joseph’s 1:00 pm
Princeton at Stony Brook 7:00 pm

Division II

Roberts Wesleyan at Chestnut Hill 3:00 pm

Division III

Lycoming at Arcadia 1:00 pm
Hilbert at Bryn Athyn 3:00 pm
Cabrini at Centenary 1:00 pm
Haverford at Dickinson 12:00 pm
DeSales at Eastern 1:00 pm
Swarthmore at Gettysburg 1:00 pm
Keystone at Gwynedd Mercy 12:00 pm
Alvernia at Hood 1:00 pm
Albright at Lebanon Valley 1:00 pm
Immaculata at Marywood 1:00 pm
Washington College at Muhlenberg 3:00 pm
Neumann at Rosemont 2:00 pm
McDaniel at Ursinus 12:00 pm
Bryn Athyn at Wells 1:00 pm

Women’s
Division I

Lehigh at Army 3:30 pm
Lafayette at Boston University 1:00 pm
Dartmouth at Penn 1:00 pm
Virginia at Penn State 1:00 pm
Harvard at Princeton 12:00 pm
Maryland at Rutgers 7:00 pm
Villanova at Temple 1:00 pm

Division II

Post at Chestnut Hill 12:00 pm
Holy Family at Dominican 12:00 pm
Philadelphia at Nyack 1:00 pm
West Chester at Slippery Rock 3:00 pm

Division III

Lebanon Valley at Albright 1:00 pm
Hood at Alvernia 1:00 pm
SUNY Poly at Bryn Athyn 12:00 pm
Franklin & Marshall at Bryn Mawr 12:00 pm
Eastern at DeSales 1:00 pm
Haverford at Dickonson 3:00 pm
Swarthmore at Gettysburg 1:00 pm
Neumann at Gwnedd-Mercy 5:00 pm
Marywood at Immaculata 1:00 pm
Rutgers-Camden at Kean1:00 pm
Cabrini at Keystone 1:00 pm
Arcadia at Lycoming 1:00 pm
Washington College at Muhlenberg 12:00 pm
Centenary at Notre Dame (MD) 1:00 pm
Widener at Steveson 1:00 pm
McDaniel at Ursinus 3:00 pm

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By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/8/17

Depending on the way you look at it, TJ Malone either had the fortune or the misfortune of coming into high school at The Haverford School when he did.

Haverford School’s Conner Mosebrook (left) and TJ Malone celebrate a goal in Friday’s win (Photo by Matt Chandik)

During his freshman and sophomore years, the Fords went 46-5, including a perfect 26-0 season during his freshman season. Haverford pumped out double-digit All-Americans in that time, which highlighted a stacked roster that relegated Malone to JV duty. That’s the unfortunate part. The fortunate part, though, is that you tend to learn a thing or two from players like that, and it tends to pay off down the road.

Friday afternoon, Malone showed off what he learned in the best game of his career. The junior attackman was unstoppable, scoring five times and setting up an Adam Salvaggio tally as the Fords defeated rival Malvern Prep, 15-11, in the Inter-Ac opener for both teams.

“Playing two years of JV, I was waiting for my chance and when I got the chance to make a difference at the varsity level, I took it and went as hard as I could,” Malone said. “Nothing comes easy, so it’s so sweet when you get your turn and you’ve been waiting and working so hard every single year.

“You wonder when you’re going to get your chance and you know it’s not going to be for a while because of all the stars, but once you finally get it, you’ve got to take it in and do the most you can.”

Safe to say Malone is doing just that. His career day came all of three days after his last career-best when he netted three goals and an assist in a 12-11 win over MIAA power Boys’ Latin. Against the Friars, he was one of seven Haverford goal scorers in the first half, but in the second, he caught fire. Malone routinely abused defenders from X, using his quickness and elusiveness to get wherever he wanted.

TJ Malone

“When I was younger, I didn’t always move my feet and it got me in trouble,” Malone said. “(Friday), I kept moving my feet, not letting them get set and I kept going at them full speed, so they had to back pedal. When they’re back pedaling, they’re not as fast, so I used my body to get in and out and didn’t back down against bigger guys.”

The Friars (5-2, 0-1) opened the season as the Inter-Ac favorites thanks to loaded junior and senior classes and they looked the part when they raced out to five straight wins. By contrast, Haverford (3-2, 1-0) faced uncertainty with the likes of Dox Aitken and Forry Smith off to college.

Friday, though, it was the Fords who looked the part of a top-5 team in the country. Malone, Salvaggio, Peter Garno, Luke O’Grady, Ryan Jacob, Chris Hervada, Joel Trucksess and Connor Mosebrook all scored at least once and Trucksess won the faceoff battle against the Friars’ Sean Christman, 16-14. Haverford did all of that without the services of top scorer Johnny Nostrant, who’s battling an injury that will likely sideline him for a few more weeks.

The faces have changed, but somehow, Haverford keeps finding a way to win. Early losses to McDonogh and St. Paul’s are a distant memory after beating three excellent teams in Culver Academy (Ind.), Boys’ Latin and Malvern.

“Since Culver, we’ve sort of been on a hot streak and sort of found ourselves and we’ve been playing really good lacrosse,” said Garno, who tallied twice and set up two more goals. “Last year, you could kind of predict who was going to score the majority of the goals. This year, people have stepped up when they’ve needed to and the scoring is very diverse.”

Peter Garno

That’s part of what makes the Fords so tough. They’ve got a formidable array of weapons, as is the custom, but your guess is as good as anyone’s as to who’s going to step up in a particular game. They don’t need much time to get it done, either.

Trucksess got the scoring started 16 seconds in by making a great cut and snapping home a Garno pass. Malone, Mosebrook and Salvaggio struck in a matter of 1:57 in the second quarter, while six minutes of game time had barely elapsed by the time Haverford scored four goals late in the third quarter and early in the fourth.

Most importantly, though, Haverford out-toughed Malvern…by a healthy margin.

“They were tougher than us on ground balls,” Friars sophomore defenseman Donny Gayhardt said. “That’s the pride and joy of this program, tough ground balls, and they beat us to them. They beat us fair and square.

Donny Gayhardt

“We took some shots and we need to face adversity better. Coach Nostrant’s going to come out and coach them up every year. You can never sleep on them – ever – and they just beat you on little mistakes. They catch you sleeping and other schools that have that big star rely on him to do it for them and they don’t have all that off-ball cutting and they don’t make you work, but (the Fords) earn all their goals. Congrats to them – they deserve it.”

They did so in spades.

Malvern Prep (5-2, 0-1) 2 3 3 3 — 11
Jack Traynor 3g, 2a
Scottie White 3g
Quinn McCahon 2g
Mike Fay 2g
Sam Charlton 1g
Jordan Donaghy 2a
Billy Coyle 2a
Andrew Clark 10 saves

Haverford School (3-2, 1-0) 3 4 4 4 — 15
TJ Malone 5g, 1a
Peter Garno 2g, 2a
Luke O’Grady 2g, 1a
Ryan Jacob 2g
Chris Hervada 1g, 1a
Joel Trucksess 1g, 16 of 30 FO
Conner Mosebrook 1g
Adam Salvaggio 1g
Parker Henderer 8 saves

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Episcopal Academy 18, Merion Mercy 7 at Checking for Cancer

EA
A. Marino 1g
I. Rohr 4dc, 3gb, 2cto
A. McHugh 1gb, 1 interception
D. Whitaker 3g, 1a, 1dc, 2gb
O. Dirks 7g, 9dc, 1gb, 2cto
S. Keffer 2g, 1gb
A. Rau 1gb
L. Rodio 2gb
K. Crager 1g, 1a, 1gb
O. Cunningham 1g, 1cto
T. Lucey 3g, 1a, 2gb
P. Christos 1cto
H. Morrison 5 saves, 1gb, 1 interception

Merion Mercy
Allie Scannapieco 2 goals 1 assist
Brenna Stone 1 goal
Arianna Lavelle 2 goals
Caroline Steller 1 goal
Kaely Kyle 1 goal

Hill School 16, Shipley School 10 at Checking for Cancer
Hill 8 8 – 16
Shipley 6 4 – 10

Hill
Bree Gorman 4g, 2a
Giavanna Tabarrini 2g
Tatumn Eccleston 2g, 2a
Eileen Carmichael 2g
Hannah Delahaye 2g, 1a
Makena Hanson 1g
Ally Maner 1g, 1a
Riley Bauer 1g
Janet Chen 1g
Leah Forrest 2a
Erin Kelly 1a
Annie Carroll 4 saves
Mariah Sweeney 1 save

Shipley
E. Talluto 5g
Ashleigh Gundy 4g, 2a
K. Bergen 1g

Harriton 16, Wissahickon 6 at Checking for Cancer

Harriton 13 3 – 16
Wiss 1 5 – 6

Harriton
Molly McDonough 3 G 2 GBs 5 DCs
Greta Stahl 4 G 4 A 7 DCs 5GBs
Claudia Conrad 1 G 1 A
Allison Schwab 3 G 2 A 2 GBs
Emily Stewart 2 DCs 4 GBs
Katelin Williams 4 G 2 CTs
Lauren Binnion 1 A
Jordan Heller 1 G
Maddie Henderson 3 GBs 2 CTs
Devin McClain 7 Saves 3 GBs

Wissahickon
Carolyn Wilde 2g
Emily Vervlied 2g
Emily Purnell 1g
Sam Intrieri 1g
Lauren Donofrio 1a
Kyra Myers 9 saves

Boyertown 18, Germantown Friends 6 at Checking for Cancer

Germantown Friends 5 – 1 – 6
Boyertown 14 – 4 – 18

GFS
#11 (no name provided) 3g
Livia Pinover 1g
Sophie Smith 1g
Natalie Harrity 1g
Maribel Carpenter 4 saves

BT
Hannah Wentzel 3g, 3a, 1gb
Tiff Diachynsky 1gb, 3dc
Maddy Siejk 1g, 2a, 1dc
Sydney Fox 1g, 2gb, 5dc, 1int
Kate Kada 2g, 1dc
Ashley Dierolf 1g, 2a, 1gb, 1ct
Hannah Mitchell 2g, 4 dc, 2 ct
Amanda Diachynsky 2g, 1a, 4gb
Cassie Kidwell 1gb
Hailey Heimbach 2g, 1a
Kylie Webb 1g, 1dc
Haydn Hallman 2g
Kasey Roberts 1ct
Jenn O’Connor 1g, 2gb, 5dc
Sarah Didget 3 saves
Kasey Fox 2 saves

Owen J. Roberts 12, Manheim Township 11

Owen J Roberts: 5 7 -12
Manheim Twp: 8 3 – 11

Manheim Twp
Elizabeth Musse 2a
Maris Large 3g, 1a
Lucy Suctee 4g
Skyler Dorenkame 2g, 1a
Lizzie McBride 1g, 2a
Sarah Elias 1g, 1a
Haley McCullough 9

OJR
Anna Dempsey 4g
Eloise Gebert 2g
Kelsey Kilgallon 1a
Frankie Carroll 1g
Danika Swech 4g, 2a
Sophia Murray 1a
Maddi Koury 1g
Mia Tornetta 11 saves

Souderton 22 Lansdale Catholic 1

Souderton
Riley McGowan- 7 goals
Carlie Doughty- 4 goals 1 assist 3 draw controls
Maddie Knight- 2 goals 3 assists
Kaitlyn Mardi- 2 goals 1 assist
Megan walbrandt- 1 goal 4 assists 5 draw controls
Sarah goodwin- 1 goal 2 assists 5 draw controls
Allie Trick- 1 goal 1 assist
Jenny ubowski- 1 goal 1 assist
Anna Anello- 1 goal 1 assist
Randi Hess- 1 goal 2 draw controls
Liz O’Hara- 1 goal 2 draw controls
Juliana Borisow- 3 ground balls 1 caused turnover 1 draw control
Katie Wittig- 4 ground balls 1 caused turnover
Lauren Scott- 5 saves

Garnet Valley 12, Unionville 10
Garnet- 5-7-12
Unionville- 3-7-10

Garnet Valley
Riley Delaney- 2g, 2gb
Cam Faith- 3g, 2dc, 2ct
Madi McKee- 1g, 4dc
Kamryn McNeal- 5g, 1ct
Tish Minford- 2gb, 1ct
Kara nealon- 2a, 3gb
Regan nealon- 1g, 3a
Madi O’Brien- 4a, 1dc, 1ct
Emma Taviano- 2ct
Lauren Kinnee- 5 saves

Unionville
Erin Garvey- 5g
Hannah close- 2g, 1a
Veronica Hineman- 1g
Annie McDonough- 2g, 1a
Madison Doucette- 6 saves

Penncrest 10, WC East 8

Penncrest
Grace Harding 6g, 1a (Career goals total 102)
Allison Cavanag 2g, 2a
Juliana George 1g, 1a
Logan O’Donnell 1g
Corryn Gambler 8 saves

WC East
Maddie Smiley 4g
Morgan Catrambone 2g
Cam Luiciens 2g
Nicole Pastorino 4 saves

Wilson 15, Spring-Ford 10
Half time score – 7-7

SF
Camryn Jones 3G 2A
Olivia Yeagle 2G 3A
Lauren Mensch 2G
Erin Connelly 1G
Anja Sweeney 1G
Cassie Marte 1G
Kamille Ward 14 saves

Wilson
K. Duffy 5G
J. Strobel 4G
G. Strobel 2G
E. O’Shea 2G
E. Macalotti 2G
C. Ramsey 5 saves

Pennsbury 12, Southern Lehigh 6
Halftime- Pennsbury 6, Lehigh 4
Pennsbury
Brooke Weaver 1g, 1a
Sarah Mac Davis 1g, 1a
Annie Price 4g, 2a
Lily Nolan 5g
Amelia Sharp 1g

Perkiomen Vally 22, Berks Catholic 12

Perkiomen Valley
Kat Kelley 8g
Paige Tyson 7g
Haley Cooper 3g
Sydney Marasco 3g
Caitlin Leap 1g
Devon Fleischmann 5 saves

Berks Catholic
Meredith Finneran 6g
Katherine Morelli 1g 1a
Taylor Dimmerling 2g
Brianna Spencer 2g
Katie Cressman 1a
Hunter Hirneisen 1a
Anne Moser 1g

SuburbanOneSports.com and PAC-10Sports.com contributed to this article

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Haverford School 13, Strath Haven 10 at Checking for Cancer

Strath Haven
Tyler Fink 5g
Jeff Conner 2g, 3a
Will Huestis 1g, 1a
Hunter Mazur 1g, 1a
Ibo Pio 1g
Will Brake 8 saves

Haverford School
Luke O’Grady 4g
TJ Malone 2g, 5a
Peter Garno 1g, 1a
Gavin Burke 1g, 1a
Ryan Jacob 1g
Connor Devine 1g
Conner Mosebrook 1g
Joel Trucksess 1g, 14-for-26
Scott Deck 1g
Parker Henderer 6 saves
Sage Garito 6 saves

Garden City-NY 8, Salesianum School-DE 2 at Checking for Cancer
Garden City 1 0 0 1 — 2
Salesianum School 1 2 3 2 — 8

Garden City
JP Basile 2g, 1a
Sean Coughlin 2g, 1a
Finn Gibbons 1g, 2a
Luke Keating 1g, 1a
Trevor Yeboah-Kodie 1g, 1a
Tyler Wuchte 1g, 1a
Kiernan Gunn 1a
Eric Mueller 5 saves

Salesianum
Brett Hobbs 2g
Bradley Santore 1a
Michael Drake 1a
Brett Emmi 9 saves

Shipley 18, Roman Catholic 4, at Checking for Cancer

Shipley
Pete Moeller 2g, 1a
Chad Allison 4g, 2a
Nick Yi 3g, 3a
Luke Grayum- 5g, 3a
Frank Campanale- 2g, 3a
Henry Reed- 10 GB’s
Randall Brown 1g,
Tyler Drake 1g
Henry Reed 14/17 FO
Nick Yi 2/3 FO
Hunter Gallo 0/1 FO
Colton Gallo- 1 save
Kyle Mezrow – 6 save

St. Augustine Prep 13, Penn Charter 11 at Checking for Cancer

St. Augustine Prep
David Burr 2g, 2a
Max Gravenstine 3g, 2a
Ethan Kazmierski 2g
Sean McGlone 4g, 1a
Andrew Ragone 1g
Kyle Ross 1g
Luke Russomanno 11 saves

Penn Charter
Ryan Dickson- 3g, 1/3 FO
Blake Target – 2g, 2a
Dylan Schwartz- 1g, 1a
Mac Wilson- 1g, 1a
Luke Stansfield- 1g, 1a
Nick DiCicco- 1g
Jack Roseman- 1g
Gavin Tygh- 1g, 1a 18/24 FO
Carson Marano 3 saves
Morgan Miller 2 saves

Bishop O’Connell (VA) 13, Harriton 5 at Checking for Cancer

Harriton
Hakan Atillasoy 3 assists
Charlie Veasey 2 goals
Brian Stewart 1 goal
Michael Stewart 1 goal
Leo Wackerman 1 goal
Robbie Depetris 10 saves

Springfield-Delco 13, Spring-Ford 5

Spr
M Tulskie 7g
K Long 3g,5a
J Spence 2g,1a
B Garcia 1g,1a
L Difonzo 1a
Pickett 11/21 FO
J Spence 8 saves

Spring-Ford
Jarrod Marenger 3g
Danny Cassidy 1g, 2a
Tate Pijanowski 1g
Ryan Rosenbaum 1a
Peyton Gensler 1a
Kyle Pettine 8 saves

Lawrenceville School 17, Hun School 10
Lawrenceville 4 3 6 4 -17
Hun 3 4 2 1 -10

Lawrenceville
Ben Berke 3g
Will Ahl 1g, 3a
Will Cabera 6g, 2a
Jake Robertson 1a
Tyler Kwok 1g
William Rice 1g, 1a
Conor McDonough 1g
Harrison Bardwell 1g
Brendan Egan 3g
Ben Baranker 1a
Toby Burgdorf 20 saves

Hun School
Devon Cowan 2g, 1a
Andrew Kaye 3g
Bryce Tolmie 1g
John Salcedo 1a
Liam Fitzgerald 1g
Jake Keller 2g
Trevor Deubner 1g, 1a
Gib Versfeld 14 saves

Springfield-Montco 9, Upper Darby 3

Springfield
Justin Smith 4g
William Kaufmann 1g
Zach Coppol 1g
Wilson Krewson 1g
Dillon Donnelly 1g
One goal not listed

Ridley 9, Perkiomen Valley 7
PV 1-1-0-5 7
R 3-2-3-1 9

PV
Shawn coulter 3G
Brian Fehr 1g 1a
Max nice 1g
Richie Marshall 1g
Connor Willey 1a
Matt Dudley 1a
Matt Brock 11 for 19 FO
Connor Donovan 0 for 1 FO
Kevin Mo 7 saves

Ridley
Jimmy McGarrigle 2g
Brock Anderson 2g
Zane Johnston 1g
Sean Crowley 1g
Jack Bakey 1g
Devon Tavani 1g
Cade Stratton 1g, 1a
Liam Wright 1a
George Santilla 17 saves

Emmaus 8, Ocean City 4
Emmaus- 2 3 2 1= 8
OCNJ- 1 1 1 1= 4

Emmaus Goals: Krauss 3, Corpora 2, Haldeman 2, Vansuch
Emmaus Assists: Krauss 2, Corpora, Baker
Emmaus Saves: Milker 6

OCNJ Goals: Raniszewski 2, Benvenuti, Kuhn,
OCNJ Assists: Bloomstead, Cattie
OCNJ Saves: Kolmer 10

West Chester East 19, Central Bucks South 12
WCE 6 3 8 2 – 19
CBS 2 3 2 5 – 12

West Chester East
Joe Corroza 2 goals 2 assists
Matt Dunkel 4 goals 3 assist
Jacob Greiner 4 goals 2 assists
Zack Lagalante 3 goals
Griff 1 assist
Jack Phelan 1 goal 1 assist
Jesse Roth 2 goals 1 assist
Mike Gray 1 goal 1 assist
Colin English 1 goal
Rocco Grello 2 assists
Jeff Greiner 1 goal
Joey Sivo 21 for 25 at the X
Kenny Pugh 7 saves
Phil Laborde 4 saves

CB South
J. Abbonizio 4g 1a
M. Dutkiewcz 3g 2gbs
D.Poli 3g 2a 4gbs
I. Vogt 1g 4a 1gb
A.Novick 2a
C.Abbonizio 1g 1gb
D.Mignonga 1a 1gb
Brad Ross 7 saves 2gbs
Bob Suatner 1 save
M. Stoll 7 for 7 F/O
J. Gannon 2 for 5 F/O
T.Horvath 3 for 9 F/O
A. Fratangeli 1 for 8 F/O

Boyertown 12, Interboro 4

Boyertown
Brady McFalls 2g
Chris Moccia 1g 1a
Jason Clinton 2g 4a 5 gb
Christian Hellriegel 3g
Skylar P Wallace 1g 1a
Mason Turner 2g
Shane Clinton 4gb 3ct
Dan Yednock 4 gb
Mark Fredericksen 9 saves

Radnor 7, Downingtown East 6, OT

RHS: 1, 0,1,4,1 -7
DEHS: 2,1,0,3,0 – 6

Radnor
Phil Regan 2g, 1a
Kyler Albany 2g, 2a
Jackson Birtwistle 2g
Connor Pierce 2a
Drew Brown 1g, GW goal
Chris Austen 9/14 faceoffs
Mike McShea 1/1 faceoffs
Tucker Ballbach 5 saves

DT East
Jack Mulcahy 2G 1A
Grant Peden 1G
Brian Miller 1G
Colin Armbrust 1G
Brian Dignen 1G
Nico Iacovino 8 Saves

Avon Grove 8, Central Bucks East 3
Ag -3-3-1-1—8
CBE- 1-0-2-0—3

Avon Grove
Joey Borky 1g 1a
Zack Augustine 1g 5a
Nick Chastain 3g
Brendan Harmon 2g
Jake Smith 1a
Jackson Muller 1g
Jason Lengel 1a
Nate Hammond 11 of 16 FO
Malone 9 saves

CBE
Ryan Brown 2G
Alec Bracken 1G
Brant Billingsly 1A
Ryan Bullota 1A
Liam Rosenthal – 9 saves
Jake Kueny 4gb
Bryan McIntosh 2gb
Jake Kueny 1ct

Henderson 15, Penncrest 5
WCH 6. 5. 2. 2 – 15
PC. 2. 0. 0. 3 – 5

HENDERSON
Archer Rymiszewski 1g 3a
Mark Rizzo. 3g 1a
Nick Mascetti 2g
Dylan Teeter. 1g 3a
Brandon Moyer. 2g 1a
Steve Fuller 1g 1a
Jack Saulino. 2g 1a
Matt Turse. 1g 1a
Pat Keegan. 1g
Luke Wierman 1a
Kyle Dampman. 4 saves
Aidan Jacobs 3 saves

Hill School 10, Peddie 4

Hill School 4-4-1-1 10
Peddie 0-1-1-3 – 4

Hill School
Jason Bram 3g
Joe Pickard 2g
Chase Taylor 2g
Kevin Cummings 1g
Ryan Schmidt 1g
Wes Shaw 1g
Hill 11 FO/Peddie 4 FO

Central Catholic 18, Freedom 4

Central Catholic 10 6 1 1 18
Freedom 0 1 2 1 5

Central: Goals- Joe Wolf 5, Zach Nelson 2, Matt Marker 2, Ethan Persa 2, Matt Scandone, Harrison Ike, Tom Murphy, Paul Intini, Daniel Glemser, Brendan Dwyer, Drew Fedorich. Assists- Wolf 5, Nelson 4, Louie Baloh 2, Scandone 2, Marker. Saves- Larry Keba 6, Nolan Barr 4. Shots 39. Rec. 6-0
Freedom: Goals- Colin Harms 2, Jamal Williamson, Justin Kinter. Assists- Williamson 2, Josh Benak. Saves- Jakub Szemako 8. Shots 20.

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By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/17

Nick Yi and Chad Allison have been through it all at Shipley.

The senior tandem has been teaming up to fill up the stat sheet for four years since both of them have been starting since their freshman campaigns. In that time, they’ve experienced the highs of a 15-win season in 2015, the lows of a 7-13 season in 2013 and everything in between.

Shipley School won its fifth straight game Saturday at Checking for Cancer

Yi, a Cleveland State signee, and Allison, a Widener commit, are the cornerstones of a strong Gators senior class. Four seniors start on offense for Mark Duncan’s outfit, and it’s no coincidence that Shipley has come roaring out of the gates in 2017. Saturday, the host Gators rolled past Roman Catholic, 18-4, at the Checking for Cancer Invitational for their fifth straight win. In that stretch, Shipley has scored 78 goals, or 15.6 per game.

“I think the secret for us is the closeness of our team,” said Allison, who fired home four goals and set up two others. “We move the ball well on offense and we do well in transition because we’ve been playing together for a while.

“We all started as freshmen now and we worked our way up together, and now that that helps the big group of freshmen that we currently have.”

That infusion of fresh blood has certainly helped. Against the Cahillites (0-4), it was freshman Luke Grayum who erupted with a five-goal, three-assist masterpiece, while fellow 2020 Henry Reed winning 14 of 17 faceoffs and collecting 10 ground balls. These are great games to bring those youngsters along, too.

“It’s great to be able to get the starters a bit of a rest and to be able to put in a kid who can play well,” Allison explained. “We have a lot more depth on our team this year. We used to have one or two solid lines, but now we have about three or four lines who can play.”

Ultimately, though, Shipley’s long-term success lays in the hands of its grizzled senior class.

“A lot of it is due to teamwork and chemistry,” said Yi, who collected three goals and three assists against Roman. “I see a lot of our offense in that (15-win) team from two years ago, but we can be even better. There’s a lot more talent in the younger group.”

Make no mistake about it, though. The Gators know exactly what they want. They won five straight Friends Schools League championships before the class of 2017 entered high school and don’t have one to show since then. Rival Academy of the New Church is again considered the favorite of the FSL and has a 2-0 mark over Inter-Ac schools this year. Defeats at the Lions’ hands in the past two FSL title games linger with the Gators, and they’ve proven to be the team’s biggest motivation.

“The success that ANC is having has had a huge impact on us,” Yi said. “It’s one of our biggest goals to beat them this year and it’s driving us in the offseason. We’re looking for that Friends League championship.”

“ANC beating us in the past couple years has added so much fuel for us,” Allison added. “It’s rough, especially since Shipley won five Friends League titles before I came in. We really want to leave with a championship and we really push that on the team.”

By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/17

This was supposed to be a rebuilding year of sorts for The Haverford School.

Haverford School’s Luke O’Grady had 4 goals (Photo by Matt Chandik)

Decimated by graduating multiple All-American standouts in the past two graduation classes, this was the year that the Fords’ foes had circled as the year to take down John Nostrant’s powerful outfit. That belief grew stronger when Haverford School was outclassed in it its opener against McDonogh School and lost the following game to St. Paul’s in overtime.

Four games later, it looks like that “rebuilding” year is a reloading year instead. Saturday, host Haverford School got four goals from Luke O’Grady and a two-goal, five-assist game from the red-hot TJ Malone en route to a 13-10 win over Central League contender Strath Haven at the Checking for Cancer Invitational.

Less than 24 hours earlier, it was Malone who was the goal scorer of choice when he sniped five goals in a 15-11 win over top Inter-Ac contender Malvern Prep. Against the Panthers, he turned provider, assisting on three of O’Grady’s goals to help kickstart the offense.

Joel Trucksess

“I think everyone works as a unit, everyone’s looking for each other, no one’s really selfish and they care about each other,” said O’Grady, a junior Providence recruit. We all like to see everyone get involved, which is one reason why we’re so good.

“I just know TJ is very shifty and has great vision, so I cut off the ball and coordinate a 7 cut. He’s got great vision and he’ll always know where the open guy is.”

Malone’s incredible week came to a close with 10 goals and seven assists in three games, and he established his career-best in points in every game. Parker Henderer and Sage Garito split goaltending duties for the Fords, stopping six shots apiece. Haverford also got matching one-goal, one-assist games from Peter Garno and Gavin Burke, while Joel Trucksess was 14-for-26 at the faceoff X. He and Panthers standout Hunter Mazur split 24 duels evenly.

“We play a lot of the best teams and every good team’s got a good faceoff guy, so I’m playing against a lot of the top talent,” said Trucksess, who scored for the second straight game. “The last two teams (Haven and Malvern) both had senior D-I guys who are both pretty good, so we’ve battled it out pretty tough at the X.

“In the really close games, whoever gets the edge in the faceoffs usually comes out on top. I owe a lot of my success to my wings, helping me get the ground ball.”

The Panthers (5-2) definitely didn’t embarrass themselves. Strath Haven got it as close to 6-5 with a 4-0 second-quarter run thanks to a pair of Tyler Fink goals, part of his career-best five-goal explosion. When the Fords (4-2) started to pull away again late in the third, the Panthers once again put together a 4-0 run, thanks to a goal and two assists from Jeff Conner, part of his five-point day.

Tyler Fink

“We were trying to have the hardest schedule,” Fink said. “Each year, we try to build up our schedule, so it was a big test and we tried to prove ourselves and I think we made a good run. I think in the fourth, we started finding the holes in their defense and figured it out.”

That’s bad news for everyone on the Panthers’ remaining schedule.

Haverford School 13, Strath Haven 10
Haverford 4-5-3-1- 13
Strath Haven 1-4-4-1- 10

Strath Haven (5-2)
Tyler Fink 5g
Jeff Conner 2g, 3a
Will Huestis 1g, 1a
Hunter Mazur 1g, 1a
Ibo Pio 1g
Will Brake 8 saves

Haverford School (4-2)
Luke O’Grady 4g
TJ Malone 2g, 5a
Peter Garno 1g, 1a
Gavin Burke 1g, 1a
Ryan Jacob 1g
Connor Devine 1g
Conner Mosebrook 1g
Joel Trucksess 1g, 14-for-26
Scott Deck 1g
Parker Henderer 6 saves

Sage Garito 6 saves

By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/17

Salesianum School is never satisfied with simply annually being the favorite for the Delaware state championship.

Brett Hobbs

The Sals want to prove themselves against the best that the country – and Canada, for that matter – have to offer. They know that they usually have the most talent of any Delaware team, but they want to test themselves to see how they stack up against the best.

Saturday was no different, and sometimes, playing the best means you find out what you need to work on. Salesianum fell, 8-2, to Long Island powerhouse Garden City at the Checking for Cancer Invitational at The Havertford School behind three points apiece from JP Basile, Sean Coughlin and Finn Gibbons.

The Trojans are another top foe on Salesianum’s schedule, which also includes dates with Hill Academy (11-6 loss), Fairfield Prep (Conn.) and Malvern Prep, among others. Those games will go a long way in helping Bob Healy’s group prepare for a run at another state title, but the Sals struggled against Garden City.

“We made a lot of mental errors clearing the ball, a lot of offsides and we weren’t recognizing the open pass,” said midfielder Brett Hobbs, who scored both Salesianum goals. “It might have been a confidence issue. We’ve got to keep composed and calm down. This helps prepare us for what the ultimate goal is, and that’s a state championship, but we want to show that we’re just a team from Delaware who wants to play big teams and lose. We want to win these games, so it’s a tough loss.”

Other than Hobbs, Salesianum couldn’t get much going offensively, and eventually, the Trojans’ diverse offense wore the Sals down. Basile, Coughlin, Gibbons, Luke Keating, Trevor Yeboah-Kodie and Tyler Wuchte all recorded multiple points for Garden City (4-1).

“I just think it’s in our heads with mental errors,” added Hobbs, a Villanova verbal. “Clearing the ball, working the ball around on offense and recognizing what we need to do to win the game.”

On the other side, Garden City got off to an explosive start and never looked back. Kieran Gunn won the game’s opening faceoff, sprinted downfield and dished to Basile, and the Duke signee did the rest. It’s always a good thing when you’re up nine seconds into the game, but it was Garden City’s defense that kept the Sals at bay. Eric Mueller backstopped a stingy defense with five saves, and the Trojans poured it on with five second-half goals to send Salesianum packing.

“In the second half, (Garden City coach Steve Finnell) wanted a big-little matchup and that’s what we did,” Basile (Duke signee) said. “We had Luke Keating at X, a great middie, and he and I were collaborating together, as well as Finn Gibbons and Sean Coughlin. They were switching on shorties, so that’s where we got most of our offensive matchups from.

It helps when you’ve got the arsenal that the Trojans boast. There are a ton of scoring options at Finnell’s disposal, and it’s difficult for defenses to match up with Garden City for an entire game.

“I think it’s very difficult for teams to match up with us,” Basile said. “We’re all such great friends, we’re seniors now, and I don’t think anyone can guard us overall. If you’re going to put a pole on me, then you’re going to have a shortie on another great player.

“We’re hopefully going to be pretty strong. Ultimately, it’s just listening to Coach Finnell. He knows everything and he drops a lot of wisdom on us, so it’s a lot of credit to him.”

Garden City (4-1) 1 2 3 2 — 8
JP Basile 2g, 1a
Sean Coughlin 2g, 1a
Finn Gibbons 1g, 2a
Luke Keating 1g, 1a
Trevor Yeboah-Kodie 1g, 1a
Tyler Wuchte 1g, 1a
Kiernan Gunn 1a
Eric Mueller 5 saves

Salesianum (3-2) 1 0 0 1 — 2
Brett Hobbs 2g
Bradley Santore 1a
Michael Drake 1a
Brett Emmi 9 saves

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/17
Staff Report

The 6th Annual “Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game” will be held Monday (7:00) when West Chester Henderson (6-2, 2-1) hosts West Chester East (4-2, 2-0) in a Ches-Mont League boys’ lacrosse game.

The Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game helmet goes to the winner of the game each year

Drew Bauer died six summers ago in a boating accident in the Sassafras River on the Chesapeake in Maryland. Drew played at WC East and was a popular and beloved coach for many years in the West Chester Youth and Keystone Games as well as a player on men’s teams in the county.

The Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game helmet goes to the winner of the game each year

WC East coach Jim Schorn, a close friend to Drew and his family, created the memorial event to recognize Drew’s many contributions to the sport and to youth lacrosse with West Chester’s strongest rivalry (Drew played at East and his brother, Nate, was an East graduate while his brother, Sam, graduated from Henderson).

Schorn’s club team, “Man Up,” also donated a Cascade Pro7 helmet that shows East’s colors on one side and Henderson’s on the other to honor the game and the rivalry. Henderson grads and supporters Ryan Cranston and Sean Evans – both of whom were coached by Bauer in post-collegiate leagues – donated time to develop the helmet.

The trophy goes to the winner of the game every year to display in their trophy case. Also, a player who best exemplifies Drew’s commitment to the sport will be recognized after the game as the “Bauer Blue Collar” recipient for exemplifying the many attributes Drew showed as a player, coach and person. The first two years the honoree has been Henderson’s Owen Evans, in 2014 the honoree was Warrior junior Nosh Joseph, in 2015 it was Jack Twohig and last year it was four winners, Henderson’s Kyle Dampman, Jason DePhillips, Cody Pascale and Nick Mascetti,. Henderson has won the game all five years, but each year the games are tight.

This year, True Lacrosse is helping sponsor the event and will award a free shaft to the winner of the “Bauer Blue Collar” award.

Drew began coaching youth lacrosse when he was a sophomore at West Chester East High School and continued coaching after attending college at St. Joseph’s University. He coached several years for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Penn Stars youth team and had been coaching in the West Chester Lacrosse Association since 1998.

Drew, the son of WCLA President Mike Bauer, also coached for many years with the Chester County U-15 team at the Keystone Games as the defensive coordinator. He was to serve as an assistant for the team that competes last summer in the annual event at State College. Drew, along with Schorn, coached Chester County to the gold medal at the Keystone Games in 2010.