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HS Boys
Holy Ghost prep at Upper Moreland
Springfield-Montco at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Archbishop Carroll at Pottsgrove
Oxford at Cardinal O’Hara
Pope John Paul II at New Hope-Solebury
Coatesville at Interboro
Lansdale Catholic at Methacton
Great Valley at Phoenixville
Wyoming at Crestwood
Nazareth at Easton
Parkland at Emmaus
Bethlehem Catholic at Allentown Central Catholic

HS Girls
Agnes Irwin at Owen J. Roberts
Wissahickon at Hatboro-Horsham
Abington Friends at Lower Moreland
Upper Dublin at Abington
Council Rock North at Neshaminy
Allentown Central Catholic at Phoenixville
Central Bucks West at Central Bucks East
Pennsbury at Central Bucks South
Little Flower at Freinds’ Central
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Cheltenham
Pennridge at Council Rock South
Delo Christian at Penn Wood
St. Hubert at Bensalem
Frankford at George Washington
Collegium at Sun Valley
Great Valley at Marple Newtown
Mt. St. Joseph at Gwynedd Mercy Academy
Pottstown at Lansdale Catholic
Northampton at Liberty
Academy Park at Barrack Hebrew
Merion Mercy Academy at Villa Joseph Marie
Moravian Academy at Pleasant Valley
Villa Maria Academy at Nazareth Academy
Nazareth Area at Villa Maria Academy
Quakertown at Springfield-Montco
Upper Moreland at Souderton

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/6/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Episcopal Academy (16-0) – EA can win the Inter-Ac League outright with wins this week over Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (Tuesday) and Germantown Academy (Friday).
2. Radnor (11-4) – The Raiders – who move to No, 2 by virtue of their strength of schedule and wins over Harriton and Garnet Valley – can clinch a tie for the Central League crown with a win over visiting Upper Darby Tuesday.
3. Harriton (14-1) – The Rams can clinch a tie for the Central League crown with a win Tuesday over visiting Marple Newtown.
4. Moorestown-NJ (12-2) – The Quakers play Wednesday at Agnes Irwin.
5. Garnet Valley (15-2) – The Jaguars close their regular season Tuesday at home vs. Penncrest.
6. Academy of Notre Dame (13-3) – The Irish toppled Haddonfield, 13-8.
7. Agnes Irwin (16-6) – The Owls host Owen J. Roberts tonight.
8. Conestoga (14-2) – The Pioneers close their Central League season Tuesday at Springfield-Delco.
9. Villa Maria Academy (14-1) – The Hurricanes can close out a perfect Catholic Academies season with wins over Sacred Heart and Nazareth Academy this week.
10. Cape Henlopen-DE (12-0) – The Vikings host St. Andrew’s School-DE on Tuesday.
11. Haddonfield-NJ (10-3) – The Haddons play Gateway-NJ today.
12. Archbishop Carroll (11-3) – The Patriots host fellow Catholic League leader Cardinal O’Hara (both teams are 9-0) Tuesday.
13. Manheim Township (14-3) – The Blue Streaks meet Lampeter-Strasburg Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Lancaster-Lebanon League semifinals at Conestoga Valley.
14. Owen J. Roberts (14-3) – The top-seeded Wildcats face Methacton Tuesday (7 p.m.) in the PAC tourney semifinals at OJR Wildcat North field.
15. Springfield-Delco (11-5) – The Cougars host Conestoga Tuesday in their Central League finale.

Under Consideration: Bayard Rustin (11-3), Bishop Shanahan (11-5), Downingtown East (13-2), Downingtown West (12-3), Eastern-NJ (12-2), Ocean City-NJ (13-2), Seneca-NJ (12-2), Unionville (11-5).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/6/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (15-4) – The Fords host Episcopal Academy on Thursday in the Inter-Ac League.
2. Malvern Prep (12-5) – The Friars host La Salle on Wednesday.
3. Parkland (16-0) – The Trojans will have the top seed in the East Penn Conference with their sweep of Allentown Central Catholic.
4. Academy of the New Church (16-3) – The Lions host the Shipley/Westtown winner Saturday (time TBA) in the Friends Schools League title game.
5. Manheim Township (15-2) – The Blue Streaks play Lancaster Country Day/Lancaster Catholic Tuesday in the Lancaster-Lebanon semifinals (7 p.m.) at Comet Field.
6. Conestoga (13-3) – The Pioneers can win an outright and undefeated Central League crown Tuesday by defeating Springfield-Delco.
7. Episcopal Academy (10-5) – The Churchmen host St. Joseph’s Prep Tuesday and play at Haverford School Thursday.
8. Springfield-Delco (15-1) – The Cougars can forge a tie atop the Central League with a win Tuesday at Conestoga.
9. West Chester East (13-2) – The Vikings can clinch their first Ches-Mont League championship since 2005 with a win Tuesday at Henderson in the 8th Annual Drew Bauer City Championship.
10. Penn Charter (7-10) – The Quakers play Tuesday at Downingtown East.
11. Garnet Valley (13-3) – The Jaguars can forge a share of the Central League title if they win Tuesday at Penncrest and Springfield-Delco tops Conestoga (that scenerio would force a three-way tie).
12. Avon Grove (10-3) – The Devils must defeat Bishop Shanahan Tuesday at home to stay in the race for a Ches-Mont title. AG and Shanahan each need to sweep and have WC East fall to Henderson to win the crown.
13. Bishop Shanahan (13-1) – The Eagles have a key game Tuesday at Avon Grove.
14. La Salle (11-4) – The Explorers – who went undefeated in the Catholic League – play Wednesday at Malvern Prep.
15. Radnor (11-5) – The Raiders host Suburban One National Conference leader Central Bucks West on Saturday.

Under Consideration: Allentown Central Catholic (14-3), Cape Henlopen-DE (10-2), Hempfield (11-4), Ocean City-NJ (14-1) Palmyra (14-2), Salesianum School-DE (6-6), St. Augustine Prep-NJ (9-2).

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The 8th Annual “Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game” will be held Tuesday (7:00) when Henderson hosts West Chester East (2-3, 2-0) in a Ches-Mont League boys’ lacrosse game that also will decide the league champion.

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

Drew Bauer died eight 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, “Team ManUp,” 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.

Henderson has won the game all seven years, but most years the game has been tight.

This year, WC East is the favorite as it guns to clinch its first Ches-Mont title since 2005. East is 13-2 overall and 10-1 in the league; two of its wins are over Bishop Shanahan (one loss) and Avon Grove (one loss) so the title would be outright. If East loses, the Tuesday winner between Shanahan and Avon Grove moves into first place. Henderson is 10-4 overall and 7-2 in the league.

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; in 2016 there were four winners, Henderson’s Kyle Dampman, Jason DePhillips, Cody Pascale and Nick Mascetti. In 2017 it was Henderson defenseman Steve Fuller and in 2018 it was Henderson’s Joe Saulino.

Wayne Sporting Goods will donate custom shorts and Team ManUp will give a $100 donation to the Blue Collar winner this year. Also, Mid-Atlantic Limousine donates a dozen balls.

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.

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Pottstown 10, Lansdale Catholic 9

Pottstown
Taylor Sundstrom 1g
Destri Roye 5g 6dc
Dazah Regusters 4g
Reilly Owens 12 saves ( 706 career saves)

Lansdale Catholic
Megan Mclane 1g
Caroline Cleany 1g 1a
Maeve Heckard 4g 1a
Emily scnall 1g
Julia Eckroth 1g
Sam Beyerie 1g
Grace Cooney 4 saves

Abington 15, Upper Dublin 9
Halftime: Abington 5, UD 7

Abington
Kaley Ehnow 3g, 2a
Abby Thomas 7g, 1a
Jamira Mashore 3g, 6a
Kelly McCallister 1g
Abby Johnson 1g
Ellie Hughes- 6 saves

Princeton 21, Hopewell Valley 7
Princeton 15 6 21
Hopewell Valley 3 4 7

Princeton
Kathryn DeMilt 5g
Serena Bolitho 1g
Molly Frain 1a
Lauren Rougas 1g
Mariana Lopez-Ona 5g 1a (scored her 300th career goal)
Shaylah Marciano 1g 3a
Morgan Beamer 2g
Shoshana Henderson 2a
Kate Becker 1a
Giggi Peloso 6 saves (100th career save)

Hopewell Valley
Maddie Schrader 6g 1a
Kileigh Pfluger 1g
Katee Kemether 15 saves

Haddonfield 18, Gateway 2
Haddonfield 14 4 -18
Gateway 1 1 -2

Haddonfield
Caroline Beckett 2g, 3a
Emily Smart 2g, 1a
Ashley Campo 2g, 1a
Gabi Connor 3g, 3a
Wayden Ay 2g
Natalie DePersia 2g
Juliet Walls 1g
Marykate Murschell 1g
Riley Smith 1g
Bella Carle 2g
Maya Feinstein 1 save

Moorestown 18, Rancocas Valley 4
Rancocas Valley 2 2 -4
Moorestown 13 5 -18

Rancocas Valley
Sydney Sventy 1g
Ashley Orendac 3g
Madelyn Uetz 3 saves

Moorestown
Ashley Nutt 2g, 1a
Avery Jaffe 2g, 1a
Sophia McHugh 1g
Janey Galski 3g
Isa Arvelo 1g
Rylee Brown 2g
Julia Sullivan 1g
Dylan Silar 1g
Katie Buck 1g
Kerry O’Sullivan 1g
Grace Hill 4g, 1a
Kristin Shapiro 1g
Courtney Reed 1g
Emily Toft 2 saves
Maddie Lucidi 1 save

Central Bucks East 10, Central Bucks West 9
Halftime: CBE 4 CBW 7

CBE
Ava Lisle 3gb
Brigitte Bishop 2g, 1dc, 1gb
Riley Forman 3g, 2dc, 4gb, 1ct
Quinn Ferry 2g, 1a, 8dc, 5gb, 2ct
Kieran Fink 1g, 1gb,
Katie Powell 1g, 1a, 2dc, 1gb,
Morgan Eater 1gb
Courtney Mackenzie 1g
Katie Volans 1gb
Fiona Henderson 11 Saves

Bonner Prendie 11, Archbishop Wood 5
Halftime 9-3 BP

Prendie
Rachel Doubet- 4g, 4gb
Maggie Blemings- 3g, 2a, 3gb
Lindsey Fagan- 2g, 5gb, 10dc, 1ct
Daly Ewing- 1g, 1a, 4gb
Ainsley George- 1g, 4gb
Maeve Finnegan- 1a, 3gb
Meryn Steinrock- 1a, 5gb
Della George- 7gb, 4ct
Maeve Sullivan- 3gb, 2ct
Chloe Menear- 9 Goalie Saves

Plymouth-Whitemarsh 14, Cheltenham 0
Halftime: PW 14- Chelt 0

PW scorers:
Max Leszczynski 4g
Raquel Baskin 2 g, 2a
Kennedy Reardon 2g
Brianna Austin 2g
Fiona Gooneratne 2g
Callie Kolkka 1g
Lex Petrakis 1 G.

Abington Friends 12, Lower Moreland 2

AFS:
A.Muller- 2g/3a/3dc
M. Waldman- 4g
M. Muller- 3g/1a/3dc
L. Silverman- 1a
C. Robinson- 2g
C. Rosenwinkel- 1g/1dc
P. Ford- 11 saves

LM:
M. Moroin- 2g

Agnes Irwin 12, Owen J Roberts 10

Agnes Irwin 6 6 -12
Owen J. Roberts 8 2 -10

OJR
Eloise Gebert 3g
Maddi Koury 2g,1a
Gracyn Smith 1a
Hannah Delahaye 5g, 1a
Cayden Jarvis 10 saves

AIS
Emily Wills – 4g, 1a, 1ct, 2dcs
Emily Coyne – 1a, 1ct, 1gb, 2dcs
Lauren Rader – 1ct, 1dc, 1gb
Natalie Corkran – 2g
Natalie Pansini – 2g, 1a, 2gb, 2ct, 6dcs
Brynn Ammerman – 1g, 2a, 1ct
Samantha Hark 1ct, 1gb
Marissa White 3g, 1gb, 1dc
Paige Crowther 2ct, 1gb, 6 saves

Souderton 14, Upper Moreland 12
Halftime Upper Moreland 5 Souderton 10

Upper Moreland Stats:
Bryanna Gordon 6 goals
Emma Meakim 5 goals, 2 assists, 2 draw controls
Sarah Veneziale 1 goal
Moira Olexa 4 assists, 4 draw controls
Cassidy Hirsch 1 assist, 5 draw controls
Sarah Pickard 11 saves

Souderton 14, Upper Moreland 12
Halftime Upper Moreland 5 Souderton 10

Upper Moreland Stats:
Bryanna Gordon 6 goals
Emma Meakim 5 goals, 2 assists, 2 draw controls
Sarah Veneziale 1 goal
Moira Olexa 4 assists, 4 draw controls
Cassidy Hirsch 1 assist, 5 draw controls
Sarah Pickard 11 saves

Souderton
Lauren Scott 11 saves – 500th career save
Riley McGowan 6G, 1A
Randi Hess 3G
Sophia Sclafani 3G
Clark Trowbridge 1G
Lauren Kenah 1G
Emma Roush 1A
Sydney Rohrbach 1A

Phoenixville 23, Allentown Central Catholic 7
Halftime: Phoenixville, 11-4

Allentown Central Catholic
Sunday 3g
Vaughn 1g 1 dc
Patt 1g
Scott 1g
Talago 1g
Horoshko 9 saves

Phoenixville
Mary Michaud 5g 1a 1dc 1gb
Maddie White 4g 1a 1dc 1gb
Ameerah Green 3g 1a 5dc 2gb
Ally Bonshock 3g 1a
Katie Baker 3g 1a 6dc 2gb
Alana Lathan 2g 1dc
Kyra Trafford 2g
Andrea Hook 1g 4a 1gb
Sydney Alling 6 saves
Maddy Schramm 2 saves

Pennsbury 21, Central Bucks South 14
Halftime Pb 10, CB South 5

Pennsbury
Maddy Spratt 6 goals 5 asst,
Lexie Snyder 4 goals
Brooke Weaver 3 goals 2asst,
Sarah Walcott 3 goals,
Maggie Golder 3 goals 4asst 13 draw controls,
Emelie Curtis 1 goals,
Darrien Furiness 1 goal

Wissahickon 17, Hatboro-Horsham 14
Wissahickon 11 6 -17
Hatboro Horsham 8 6 -14

HH
Gabrielle Liott 6 goals 2 assists
Audrey Leibfreid 3 Goals
Megan Acker 2 goals
Cam Ryan – 1 Goal 1 assist
Sophia Liott – 1 goal 1 assist
Lindsay Coats – 1 goal

Wissahickon
Sophia Chiodo Ortiz 6g
Sam Intrieri 4g
Quinn Gaffey 2g
Emma Baker 2g
Kelly Dickson 1g, 3a
Abby Degroat 1g, 1a
Brooke Berry 1g

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Holy Ghost Prep 19, Upper Moreland 2

HGP
Zach May 7 Saves
Ryan Forde 1 Save
Jason Soule 1 Save
Dave Stollsteimer 6/10 FO 4 GB 1 A
Mike Calcagni 5/10 FO 2 GB
Kaden Marotta 1/2 FO 4 GB
Sam Summer 1 G 5 GB
Sean Booth 5 GB
Jack Mahoney 1 G 5 GB
Sean McLoughlin 1 G 5 A
Dan Forsythe 3 G 2 A
Dan Kovacevich 2 G 1
James Castner 2 G
Henry Fina 1 G
Max Rittenmeyer 2 G
Ben Morschauser 6 G 3 A

Interboro 12, Coatesville 5
Interboro 0-4-4-4. 12
Coatesville 0-1-3-1. 5

Interboro
Nick Mormando 5G 1A 5GBs
Mikey Brown 1G 4A
AJ Porreca 2G 9GBs
Jason Whalen 1G 1A 6GBs
Dylan Longale 1G
Konnor Oreskovich 1G
CJ Jones 1G
Connor Evans 13saves

Coatesville
Dylan Nichols 1g
Dylan Graybeal 1g
Alex Ly 1g 1a
Allen Gregg 1g
Micah Kranzel 1g 18/22 on faceoffs

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 12, Springfield-Montco 6

SCHA
Matt Bown 5G
Luke Neverosky 2g
Fitz McLaughlin 2g
Rex Leininger 2g
Ethan Gyllenhaal 1g
Bern Popky 9 saves
Ben Tishgart 19/22 FO

Springfield-Montco
Nic Pugliese 3g
Paul Richardson 2g
Zach Coppol 1g

Great Valley 10, Phoenixville 9

GV  2-3-3-2 = 10
PH  2-4-2-1 = 9

Great Valley
Ty Hayes 4g
Michael Corrigan 2g
Darren Middleton 2g, 1a
Daniel Siaton 1g, 1a
August Flynn 1g
Zach McCarthy, goalie, 6 saves
Jackson Campbell, goalie, 5 saves

Allentown Central Catholic 24, Bethlehem Catholic 3
Allentown Central Cath 8 5 6 5 24
Bethlehem Catholic 0 1 1 1 3

Central:
Alec Brogle 3g 2a
Jack McGorry 2g 1a
Matt Odenthal 3g 1a
Matt Scandone 2g 2a
Luke Talago 2g 1a
Ronan Lynch 2g
Todd Gloss 2g
Mason Maxsim 2g
Justin Pasquale 1g
Andrew Collins 1g
Nick DeFulvio 1g
Mike Hilliard 1g 1a
Ethan Hood 1g
Louie Baloh 1g
Ben Scandone 1a
Sean McCarthy 1a
Sean Farrell 1a
Nolan Barr 2 saves
Davis Ike 2 saves

Archbishop Carroll 16, Pottsgrove 6

Carroll
Borkowski 6g 5a
Mcnulty 6g 1a
Walsh 2g 3a
Kearney 1g 1a
Ewing 1g
Pad Casey 1a
Ritter 1a

Methacton 9, Lansdale Catholic 8 (OT)
Methacton 1 0 1 6 1 = 9
LC 2 3 1 2 = 8

Methacton
Justin Sanelli (4G)
Jack Pellegrino (2G,2A)
Kyle McKelvey (2A)
Mike Merola (2G)
Gunnar Seaman (1A)
Matt Matour (1G, 9 GB)
Matt Wall (10 Saves, 8 g/a)

Lansdale Catholic
Connor Mann (3G,1A)
Evan Hannings (3G)
Jesse Brown (1G,2A)
Ryan Corbett (3A)
Kev Gianoni (1G)
Connor Flanegan (11 Saves, 9 g/a)

Cardinal O’Hara 18, Oxford 6

O’Hara
Troy Percival 2g
James Kutafaris 2g 1a 3 points
Ryan Culp 3g 2a 5 points
Jimmy Yocum 4g 3a 7 points
Aidan Gahagan 2g 1a 3 points
Kyle Wilson 2g 1a 3 points
Jeremy Garvey 2g
Phil Melito 1a
Jake Cavanaugh 1g
Face-off: Ryan Culp 22-24

Hatboro Horsham 14, Quakertown 3

HH
Danny Rusnak – 5G
Ian Reilley – 1G, 6A
Sam Fink – 1G, 4GBs
Andrew McPoyle – 1G, 2A, 4GBs
Jack Hartmaier – 1G
Jason Kleintz – 2G, 3A, 7 GBs
Michael Brown – 3G
Dylan Fesmire – 1A, 5GBs, 7/10 FO
Mitchell Orloski – 3/5 FO
Davis Wheeler – 8 GBs
Eddie Butterworth – 7 GBs
CJ Grier – 7 saves

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HS boys
Friends Schools League Semifinals
Westtown at Shipley, 4 p.m.

Pioneer Athletic Conference Semifinals, at OJ Roberts Wildcat South Field
5:00 (1) Spring-Ford vs (4) O.J.Roberts
7:00 (2) Boyertown vs (3) Perkiomen Valley

Berks Semi-Finals
Wilson vs. Gov Mifflin at Exeter, 8 p.m.
Exeter vs. Berks Catholic at Daniel Boone, 8 p.m.

Unionville at West Chester Rustin
Strath Haven at Ridley
Springfield-Delco at Conestoga
Central Bucks East at Pennridge
Central Bucks South at Council Rock North
Hatboro-Horsham at Wissahickon
Souderton at Upper Moreland
Springfield-Montco at Quakertown
Pennsbury at Neshaminy
Phoenixville at Coatesville
Penn Charter at Downingtown East
North Penn at Council Rock South
St Joseph’s Prep at Episcopal Academy
Abington at Upper Dublin
Haverford HS at Lower Merion
Upper Darby at Radnor
West Chester East at West Chester Henderson
Southern Lehigh at Saucon Valley
Garnet Valley at Penncrest
Oxford at Sun Valley
Kennett at Downingtown West
Central Bucks West at Truman
Bishop Shanahan at Avon Grove
Harriton at Marple Newtown

HS Girls
Berks League Semi-Finals
Exeter vs. Gov. Mifflin at Daniel Boone, 6 p.m.
Wilson vs. Twin Valley at Exeter, 6 p.m.

Pioneer Athletic Conference Semifinals at OJR Wildcat North
5:00 (2) Pottsgrove vs (3) Spring-Ford
7:00 (1) O.J.Roberts vs (4) Methacton

Radnor at Upper Darby
Henderson at WC East
Cardinal O’Hara at Archbishop Carroll
Germantown Academy at Penn Charter
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy at Episcopal Academy
West Chester Rustin at Unionville
Baldwin School at Notre Dame Academy
Allentown Central Catholic at Muhlenberg
Avon Grove at Bishop Shanahan
Interboro at Chichester
Academy Park at Penn Wood
Jenkintown at Delco Christian
Germantown Friends at Hill School
Conestoga at Springfield-Delco
Villa Maria Academy at Downingtown East
Downingtown West at Kennett
Penncrest at Garnet Valley
Coatesville at Great Valley
Franklin Towne Charter at St. Hubert
Marple Newtown at Harriton
Lower Merion at Haverford High
New Hope-Solebury at Lower Moreland
Sun Valley at Oxford
Ridley at Strath Haven
Saucon Valley at Southern Lehigh

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North Carolina’s men’s program has announced its 2019 Boys’ Summer Event Schedule.

Registration is now open for the following events:

Elite Skills Camp July 13-15, 2019 (Grades 5th-12th) *Early Bird Registration Ends March 1st
Click here to register
Take your game to the next level through top level instruction led by Coach Joe Breschi and the rest of the UNC Coaching Staff, Current and former UNC players, as well as visiting college coaches from around the country. The camp will be held over 3 days and 2 nights, giving campers an excellent opportunity to experience the campus of UNC Chapel Hill, as well as get to know the North Carolina Coaching Staff. Instruction will consist of individual position work, situational drills, and game play.

Team Skills Camp and Showcase – July 24-27, for HS teams and individuals
(Registration Open to High School JV, Varsity, Clubs, & Individuals- AKA “Free Agents”)
Click here to register

This event is unlike any other lacrosse experience you will participate in. High school teams, clubs and individual players will get hands on training lead by UNC Head Coach Joe Breschi, the rest of the elite UNC coaching staff, players as well as other attending DI, D2, and D3 lacrosse coaches. Players will be put through offensive and defensive skills, drills and situations as well as uneven and transition play prior to the Showcase beginning. Each attending high school and club coach as well as their staff are invited to attend all training sessions to learn how college coaches teach the game of lacrosse. After the team skills training portion is over teams will then face off in the Showdown where players can apply skills they learned during training.

There will be two divisions for the Showdown and teams may register grad year specific or mixed. The UNC coaching staff will work with team administrators and coaches to insure your team is participating the in appropriate division

Individual Registration- “Free Agent” – If your High School JV, Varsity or Club Team is unable to attend, individual players may register as a “Free Agent” and will be placed on a team coached by an NCAA College Coach.

Prospect Camps July 16, July 23, 2019 & September 8th, 2019 (2021, 2022 & 2023 Grad Years Only)
July 16 Prospect Camp registration
July 23 Prospect Camp registration
Sept. 8 Prospect Camp Registration

Coach Breschi and the University of North Carolina Men’s Lacrosse Staff welcomes all Classes of 2021, 2022 and 2023 to the UNC Prospect Camp. If you’re looking to take your game to the next level, then here is your chance. Through top level instruction from the UNC Coaching Staff, Current and Former UNC Players this one day camp gives campers an excellent opportunity to showcase their talents. Players will also experience the campus of UNC Chapel Hill, as well as get to know the North Carolina Coaching Staff. Instruction will consist of individual skill work, situational drills, and game play.

For more information on events please visit tarheellacrossecamp.com

Have Questions? Please email

coach@tarheellacrossecamp.com

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Pioneer Athletic Conference Semifinals
Spring-Ford 7, O.J.Roberts 5
Spring Ford 1 3 1 2 = 7
OJ Roberts 0 2 2 1 = 5

Spring Ford
Peyton Gensler 3g 3a
James Mullen 1g
Brad Hart 1a
Nick Teets 1a
Stephan Westlake 2g
Kyle Pettine 1g

OJR
Kilgallon 3g
Brofft 1g
Chamberlain 1g

Central Bucks West 15, Harry S Truman 2
CBW 6-4-2-3=15
HST 0-0-1-1=2

CBW
Conor Albrecht 2g, 2a
Jeff Woosnam 2g, 2/2 FO
Ricky Albert 2g, 1a
Christian Kunkel 1g
Garrett Hitchens 1g, 8/8 FO
David Ross 1g
Jake Lang 1g, 2a
Terence Devlin 1g
Ben Shelly 1g, 2a
Owen Vrancken 1g
Conner Garrison 1g
Joey Bottino 1g
Erik Ojert 4a
Max Dunar 3 saves
TJ Kelly 4 saves
Mike Miletto 7 of 10 FO

Berks Semi-Finals
Wilson 13. Gov Mifflin 4

Wilson
Jack Grayson 5G 2A
Cam Magalotti 3G 2A
Ethan Stitzel 3G
Corey Powers 2G 2A
Tristan Allmendinger 1A
Brayden Skipper 7 saves

Gov Mifflin
Aidan Ebersole 3G 1A
Griffin Ganster 1G 1A
Josh Rowe 9 saves

Haverford High 15, Lower Merion 6
Haverford High 4. 2. 2. 7 – 15
Lower Merion 2. 0. 3. 1- 6

Haverford High
Harry Nardi 1G/1A
Quinn Carson 5G/1A
Kyle Bennett. 4G/4A
John Scheivert 2G
Andrew Lord 1G
Jimmy Klein 1G
Aiden Engleka 1G
Matt Davis 10 saves
Eric Reisenwitz 14-7

Lower Merion
T. Falco 4G
Q. Black 3G/1A
L. Dalonzo 1G
Matt Sy 5 saves

Souderton 9, Upper Moreland 5

Souderton
Cole Witoslawski 5g
Dylan Anderson 2g
Brock Azeff 1g
Nick Guthre 1g
Jamison McDivitt 1a
Axell Beskar 8 saves

Lansdale Catholic 10, Roman Catholic 4
LC: 3, 2, 2, 3 – 10
Roman: 0, 1, 2, 1 – 4

LC
Connor Mann: 2g, 3gb
Ryan Flanegan: 1g,4a, 5gb
Kevin Gianoni: 2g, 1gb
Evan Hannings: 2g, 5gb
Ryan Corbett: 2g, 1a, 2gb
Pat Mckeever: 1g, 1gb
Bryce U’selis: 4gb, 1ct
Max norton: 2gb
Brian Montagna: 3gb
Colin Mckeever: 4gb, 3ct
Connor Flanegan: 10 saves

Radnor 15, Upper Darby 1

Radnor
David Azzarano – 3G
Cole Albany – 2G/1A
Drew Cox – 2G/1A
Chris Begier – 1G/3A
Ethan Ott – 1G/1A
Jack Murphy – 1G
Charlie Bernicker – 1G
Jaden Goldstein – 1G
Thomas Hannum – 1G; F/O 9-15
Will Kaplan – 1G/1A
Nick Lucchesi – 1G
Taylor Margolis – F/O 3-5
Robert Hobbs – 2 saves

Council Rock North 11, Central Bucks South 10
CBS 1 6 2 1
CRN 1 3 3 4

CB South
A. Novick – 2g, 1a, 3gb, 1FTO
D. Grosso – 2g, 1a, 2gb
C. Abbonizio – 2g, 1a
A. Ballantine – 2g, 1a
J. Reilly – 1g, 1gb
L. Britton – 1g, 1gb
T. Horvath – 12/23FO, 9gb
M. McDonald – 5gb
C. Moore – 2gb
C. Manibo – 1gb, 1FTO
L. Marin – 2gb
J. Robinson – 1gb
R. Mangan – 1FTO
C. Bernstein – 9 saves

Episcopal Academy 11, St. Joseph’s Prep 4

EA
Charlie Cunniffe 2G/4A
Rowan Brumbaugh 3G
Nick Bates 2G/1A
Nate Hunter 1G/1A
Jackson Tuma 1G
Billy Adams 1G
Mikel Zahalraddin 1G
Tristan Whitaker 1A
Matt Chess 6 saves
Jack Henderson 11/18 face-offs

SJP
David Shew 2g 2gb
Kevin Ortlieb 1g 1a 1gb
Stephen Schreder 1g 1a 1gb
Tommy McHugh 8 Saves

Penn Charter 7, Downingtown East 4
PC: 1-0-2-4 7
DE: 3-0-1-0 4

PC
Gavin Tygh 12-14 FO, 1 goal
Nick DiCicco 2 goals, 2 assists
Noah Evans 2 goals
Conor McKee 1 goal
Tone DeMarco 1 goal, 1 assist
Carson Marano 9 saves

DTE
Brian Miller 1G
Grady Meredith 1G
Dylan Kilroy 1G
Zach Lee 1G
Nico Iacovino 14 Saves

Marple Newtown 11, Harriton 6
MN 2-4-2-3- 11
Harriton 2-1-1-2- 6

Marple Newtown
Zach Baroni 2g, 1a
CJ Lane 2g
Luke Jelus 3g
Vince Terra 3g, 2a
Colin Ferry 1g, 1a
Marlon Weathers 3a
Dom Mandell 2 saves
Liam Ferry 4 saves

Harriton
Michael Stewart 2G 4gb
Leo Wackerman 1G 2A
Jack Northington 1G 1cto
Jackson Smith 1G
Cooper Gutsche 1G
Lachlan Northington 1A
Ben Schall 1A
Aedan McKenna 1cto 4gb
Brian Stewart 5gb
Max Copley 4gb
Evan Prince 12/19 FO 4gb
Robbie DePetris 11 saves

Plymouth Whitemarsh 10, New Hope-Solebury 9

New Hope-Solebury
Kyle McLaughlin – 7 Goals
Jace Capanegro – 3 Assists
Kyle Boughner – 2 Assists
Nate Donahue – 2 Assists
Ben Koeppen – 1 Goal
Tom Raupp – 1 Goal
Tanner Richmond – 12 saves

Friends Schools League semifinals – Shipley 15, Westtown 3

Shipley
Randall Brown- 3g, 1a- 5pts
Luke Grayum- 3g, 2 a- 5 pts
Henry Reed 4g
Braeden Lange- 2g
Alex Moeller- 1g, 1a- 2pts
TJ McCabe – 1g
Hunter Gallo- 1g
Kyle Mezrow – 4 saves
Nate Yi – 2 saves

North Penn 9, Council Rock South 0
NP 3, 2, 1, 3. 9
CRS 0,0,0,0 0

NP scoring:
Jake Homan 1g 1a
Lucas Yannul 3g
Danny Payne 1g
Stephen Rinck 2g 1a
Conor Young 2g
NP Saves: Bryon Rimmer 9. Ryan Bausman 2
NP faceoff’s: Will Morrow 8 wins

Conestoga 10, Springfield-Delco 7
Conestoga 1-4-1-4=10
Springfield 2-1-2-2=7

Stoga
Will Schnorr 2g
Brendan Murphy 2g
Joey Allen 2g,1a
Peter Detwiler 2g
Julian Grove 1g,1a
Scott Smith 1g
Mick Lee 3 saves
PJ Hewitt 9/16 faceoffs
Ian Kim 3/5 faceoffs
Springfield

Aidan Shandley 1a
Liam Difonzo 3g
Jack Spence 3,2
Jack Clark 1,2
Zach Broomall 8/21 FOs
Jimmy Donegan 11 saves

Pennsbury 10, Neshaminy 6

Pennsbury scoring:
Nick Sutton 2g, 1a, 5gb
Will Anderson 2g, 3 gb
Jake Krefetz 1g 12/15 FO 7gb
Avery Dysart 1g
Ryan DeZutel 1g 4/5 FO 4gb
Jesse Keaton 3g, 2a
Colby Seneca 1a, 4gb
Shane Siegmund 1a
Bryse Raniello 5 gb
Ethan Heugler 4gb
Charlie Nuschke 6gb
Nico Cione 8 saves

Kennett 6, Downingtown West 5
Kennett 3 1 0 1 1 6
D West 3 0 0 2 0 5

Kennett
Sam Forte 2 G Game winner in OT
Broc Fantazzi 1G
Richie Hughson 1 G 10/4 FO
Jake Freebery 1G
James Lower 1G
Nick Keinzle 16 Saves

DTW
Nick Higgins 3G, 2CT
Jameson Smyth 1G, 1GB
Brendan Campbell 1G
Luke Venzie 1A, 2GB
Joe Shafer 3CT, 4GB’s
Josh Toth 3CT, 2GB’s
Evan Richard 1CT, 1GB
Aiden Carr 2CT, 2GB’s
Jackson Chiappa 1CT
Michael Straub 5/14 FO, 2GB’s
Owen Karp (G) 10 saves

Garnet Valley 12, Penncrest 6
Garnet Valley 2-5-4-1- 12
Penncrest 1-2-1-2- 6

Penncrest
Joe Nichols 5g
Ian MacDougall 2a
TJ Sims 1g, 1a
Ryan Matsinger 7/22 FO
Shane Stevens 14 saves

Garnet Valley
Jake Moran 5g, 1a
Danny Bradley 2g, 2a
Bryce Stansfield 3g
Mitch Lachman 2g, 1a
Max Busenkill 2a
Hunter Baar 1a
Adam Oldrati 1a
Sean Shoemaker 1a
Nick Van Horn 6 saves

Chester Rustin 15, Unionville 7
Unionville 2-2-3-0 7
WC Rustin 2-4-5-4 15

Rustin
Will Pileggi 4g
Vince Myers 3g 1a
Michael Burke 1g 2a
Rob Bednar 1g 2a
Tucker Flynn 2g
Nick Madonna 2g
Alex Hutsell 1g 1a
Jake Spaniak 1g 21/25 FO
Tom Handy 10 saves

Unionville
Joey Dettore 3G
Drew Lenkaitis 2g, 1a
Hayden Quillman 1g, 2a
Andrew Bowers 1G

Wissahickon 17, Hatboro-Horsham 4

Wiss
Wolfe 4g, 2a
Baim 3g, 2a
Intrieri 3g, 2a
Williams 3g, 2a
Licata 1g, 3a
Lehman 1g, 1a
Schreiner 1g
Ott 1g
Fritz 10/15 faceing off
Pfeiffer 5 saves

HH
Kyle Rudolph 1G
Sam Fink – 1G
Ian Reilley – 1G, 1A
Jake Rickard 1A, 5 GBs
Johnny Boggs – 3 GBs
Joe Brophy 11 saves

Bishop Shanahan 15, Avon Grove 8
Shanahan 3-8-3-1=15
Avon Grove 3-2-0-3=8

Shanahan scorers
Bryan Rafferty 4G’s 1A
Owen Murray 2G’s
Gabe Goforth 2G’s 2A’s
Connor Whalen 1G
Kyle Gucwa 4G’s 1A
Tyler Kingsbury 1G
Owen Mehok 1G
Nic Pezone 7 saves
Tyler Kingsbury 22/25 FO’s

Avon Grove
James Chastain 1g
Zach Augustine 3g 1a
Colby Riddell 1a
Jackson Muller 2g
Tom Savory 1a
Mike Russo 2g
Zac Hanway 12 saves

West Chester East 11, West Chester Henderson 8
WCH 1 4 2 1 8
WCE 3 1 4 3 11

East
Jeff Greiner 1a
Jacob Greiner 3g
Joe Carozza 2a
Jesse Roth 1g 2a
Rocco Grello 3g 2a
Ben Delaney 2g
Mike Gray 2g
Jack Macannaly 9 saves

Henderson Scoring
Jeff Benson 2g 1a
Luke Wierman 2g 1a
Jon Hamm 1g
Dan Carnuccio 1g
Max DePasquale 1g
Jack Micco 1g
Ryan McKie 7 saves

Central Bucks East 10, Pennridge 4
SCORE BY QUARTER:2-1/5-3/8-3/10-4

EAST SCORING
Ryan Stout 3G1A
Ryan Carroll3G
Jimmy Knepp1G3A
Ben Yerkes2G
Matt Melendez1G
Ryan McCauley1A
Nils Updale – 6 wins FO
Evan Bullotta– 1 win FO
Jake Kueny – 1 win FO
Liam Rosenthal – 10 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/7/19

Pioneer Athletic Conference Semifinals
Spring-Ford 16, Pottsgrove 7

SF
Jill Quigley 6
Liv Yeagle 1
Cassie Marte 5
Michaela Haney 1
Brenna Whiteside 1
Jordan Nitto 1
Maleena DeAngelo 1

Pottsgrove
Emily Williams 1
Allie Reppert 1
Sydney Wasdick 3
Sydney Tornetta 1
Riley Simon 1

O.J.Roberts 19, Methacton 6
Methacton 4 2 6
OJR 8 11 19
suspended with 2:36 left due to lightening

Methacton
Sydney Tornetta 1 goal 2 assists
Mia Sheldon 1 goal
Jayme Weber 1 goal
Katy Benton 1 goal
Julia McCann 1 goal
Grace Shields 1 goal
Mackenzie Clark 9 saves

Owen J. Roberts
Veronica Roach 1a, 2gb
Maggie Kilgallon 1g, 1a, 3gb, 2dc
Emma Lewis 1g
Charlotte Lasak 5g
Eloise Gebert 5g, 3gb, 2dc
Maddi Koury 2g, 8a, 2gb, 2ct
Sophia Murray 2g, 12gb, 3ct, 10dc
Gracyn Smith 1g, 2a
Hannah Delahaye 2g
Rory Cahill 2gb
Cayden Jarvis 5 saves

Episcopal Academy 14, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 6

EA
Madison Vetterlein 2gb 3cto
Sarah Groark 1g 1a 1gb
Ali McHugh 1dc 3gb 1cto
Caroline Burt 6g 1a 1cto
Devon Whitaker 3g 3dc 1gb 2cto
Jayne Morley 2gb 2cto
Sophia Garino 2gb
Izzy Rohr 5dc 1gb 2cto 1int
Olivia Dirks 4g 10dc
Scottie Crockett 1g 1gb
Gianna Cilluffo 4 saves 1gb 1cto

SCHA
C. Reilly 4g/1gb
S. Sweitzer 1g/1gb/2dc
A. Lynch 1g/1gb
K. Watson 3a
R. Redpath 1a/2ct
D. Carter 1dc
C. Traversari 1ct
A. Rorke 1ct/2gb
B. Gyllenhaal 1ct
C. Reitmeyer 1gb
D. Sweitzer 14 saves/3ct/2gb

Penn Charter 12, Germantown Academy 8

Penn Charter
Emma Wilson 2A
Leah Sax 2G
Mia Ferraro 2G 1GB 3DC
Kaylee Dyer 3G 1GB 3DC
Darcy Felter 1G 1CT 1DC
Maddie Shoup 1GB 1CT
Vanessa Ewing 2GB 1DC
Lizzie McLaughlin 1G
Lane Murray 3G 1GB
Charlotte Hodgson 1GB 1DC
Grace Turner 1GB 1CT
Molly Visco 2GB 2CT 1DC
Hayley Hunt 1CT 16 Saves

GA
Maddie Burns 3g 2a
Charlotte Rapp 1gb 2dc
Cassidy Palazzo 1a 1gb
Olivia Doody 2gb 1g 2dc
Cameron Korman 1a
Mackenzie Smith 2g 1gb
Elise Smigiel 1gb 1g
Grayson Gross 1gb
Nadja Velis 1gb
Elizabeth Van Blarcom 2gb 1g 4dc
Zoe Torrey 8 saves

Academy of the New Church 11, George School 8
Halftime score: ANC 6 – GS 5

ANC
Lizzie Paterno: 3 goals; 1 assist
Becca Clark: 2 goals
Leah Antwi: 1 goal; 1 assist
Emma Bryntesson: 1 goal; 1 assist
Cassidy Peterman: 1 goal
Kiana Frazier: 1 goal
Caroline O’Hagan: 1 goal
Alyssa Asplundh: 1 goal

Springfield-Delco 9, Conestoga 7
Springfield 5-4-9
Conestoga 2-5-7

Springfield-Delco
Alyssa Long 4g
Belle Mastropietro 2g
Meghan Cull 2g
Erin Gormley 1g
Dana Mirigliano 8 saves

Conestoga
Rachel Clark 2g
Carson Snyder 1g
Sydney Sloan 1g
Annie Nikolic 1g
Cam Evitts 1g
Nia Scott 1g

Archbishop Carroll 18, Cardinal O’Hara 5
Carroll 10 – 8 – 18
O’Hara 5 – 0 – 5

OHara
Rachel Familetti 2g
Sara Grassi 1g
Julia Ferraiolo 1g
Mia Scarduzio 1g
Jackie Deuber-Peterson 16 saves

Carroll
Amber Germer 5g, 4a, 1dc
Kellie Ann Matey 3g, 3dc
Kiley Mottice 3g, 3a, 4dc
Madison Henry 3g, 1a, 4dc
Karli Dougherty 1g, 1a, 1dc
Grace Ewing 1g, 1a
Julia Downs 1g, 2a
Nicole Pawelec 1g, 1a
Keri Daly 3dc
Julia Dellaratta 13 saves

Jenkintown 14, Delco Christian 2

Jenkintown
Caroline Arena 1g, 3gb
Izzi Byler 1g, 3dc
Mia Kolb 2g, 4dc
Taylor Sproel 3g, 4gb
Rory Strohm 1g,1a
Georgia Griffin 2g,1ct
Sabrina Griffin 1g, 2gb
Mattie McNamara 1g, 2gb
Maggie Davis 1g, 1gb
Ava Staples 1g, 1gb

Delco Christian
B. Vanferder 1g
M. Vavala 1g

Notre Dame Academy 13, Baldwin 3
Half NDA 8-1

Notre Dame
Mikayla Dever- 2g, 1gb, 1ct
Hanna Bodner- 1ct
Grace Reilly- 1g, 1gb
Georgie Gorelick- 2g, 1gb, 1ct
Dani Falcone- 4gb, 1ct
Belle McHugh- 6gb, 1dc, 3ct
Maggie O’Brien- 2g, 4a, 3gb, 2dc, 1ct
Caitlyn Mullen- 4gb, 3dc, 1ct
Claire Gola- 3g, 3gb, 2dc, 2ct
Riley Gillin- 1g, 2gb, 1ct
Grace Bleckley – 2gb, 1dc
Lindsay Barnes- 2gb, 3ct
Morgan O’Brien- 2gb, 3ct
Anna Grace Coyne- 1g
Emma Wood- 1g
Megan McNeill- 1dc
Quinn Sullivan-6 saves

Harriton 17, Marple Newtown 6
Harriton 12-5-17
Marple Newtown 2-4-6

Harriton
Allie Schwab 2 G 1 A
Katelin Williams 5 G 1 A 2 GBs 2 GBs 2 DCs
Lucy Dwyer 2 G 2 DC 5 GBs
Emily Stewart 1 G 3 DCs 4 GBs 3 CTs
Grace Dwyer 4 A 2 DC 2 GBs
Maddie Henderson 1 A 4 DC 4 GBs
Reilly Short 1 G 1 A 1 GB
Mikayla Braver 1 G 1 A 2 Gbs
Liv Conrad 1 G 3 DCs 2 GBs
Annie Aspesi 3 DCs 3 GBs
Lauren Binnion 4 G 2 A

Villa Maria Academy 18, Downingtown East 8
VMA: 12–6—18
DEHS: 1–7—8

VMA:
Abby Walheim 5, 1a
Adele Iacobucci 3g, 1a
Bridget Finley 2g, 7a
Hannah Young 1g
Margie Carden 4g, 1a
Mary Joyce 1g, 1a
Sarah Delaney 1g, 2a
Kyla Branco 9 saves

DTE
Caroline Brennan 3
Hazel Gardner 2
Livi Lawton 1
Olivia Fanelli 1
Rachel Swink 1
Goalie saves- Ava Irwin 6

Garnet Valley 18, Penncrest 4
Garnet 12-6-18
Penncrest 1-3-4

Garnet Valley
MaryRose Berry- 2gb
Amber Brenhuber- 1gb
Liv Brenner- 3g, 1a, 2gb, 1ct
Kendall DiCamillo- 1g
Kaitlyn Henning- 1gb
Olivia Kingsborough- 1gb
Madi McKee- 6g, 3gb, 2dc
Meghan McLaughlin- 1gb
Kara Nealon- 2g, 2a, 2gb, 3dc, 2ct
Regan Nealon- 1g, 3dc
Sydney Pyon- 2g, 1gb, 2dc
Caroline Shaefer-1g, 1gb
Devin Taulane- 1ct
Kathryn Toohey- 2g, 3dc
Sierra McLaughlin- 5 saves
Mak Butler- 2 saves

Bonner Prendie 19, Sacred Heart Academy 9
Haltime: BP 9, SHA 5

Prendie Box Score:
Lindsey Fagan- 9g, 6gb, 10dc
Maeve Finnegan: 5g, 2a, 6gb
Daly Ewing: 2g, 1a
Maggie Blemings: 1g, 3a, 4gb
Emma Beaty: 1g, 1a
Rachel Doubet: 1g, 3gb
Della George: 8gb, 3ct
Meryn Steinrock: 6gb, 3dc
Chloe Meaner: 7 goalie saves

Sacred Heart Box Score:
J.Flood: 4g
D.Santora: 2g
K.Quigley: 1g
(name not available 1g)

Radnor 17, Upper Darby 4
Radnor 7- 10 – 17
Upper Darby 2 – 2 – 4

Radnor:
Ellie Mueller 3G, 3A, 4DC, 2CT
Cate Cox 1G, 4A
Tori DiCarlo 5G, 3A, 5DC, 2GB, 1CT
Kate Hartnett 2G
Carly Wilson 1G, 4DC, 3GB
Sarah Beth Lanzone 1G, 1A, 1DC, 2GB
Margaret Mooney 2G
Melissa Massimino 2G, 2A
Josie Lucchesi 1A
Alex Belveal 3GB, 3CT
Sophia Hoey 1GB, 3CT
Katie Bell 3GB, 1CT
Sophie Proctor 1GB, 2CT
Abby Jansen 2 saves, 2GB

Upper Darby:
G. Liberio 2G
A. Simonson 1G
G. Lang 1G

HAVERFORD 19, LOWER MERION 6
HALFTIME-10-3

HAVERFORD
MIA CIANCIO-9G 6DC 3GB
WILLA HETZNECKER-3G 1A 5 DC
CARLY GANNON-2G 2GB
ABBY ROWLAND-2G
GRACE HETZNECKER-1G
ERIN DOHERTY-1G 1A
JULIA KLEIN-1G
GOALIE LAUREN JOHNS-11 SAVES
GOALIE RORY TURNER-0/0

LOWER MERION
ELIZA RUDY-2G
MELISSA GINGOLD-1G
ELLEN STICKNEY-1G
HANNAH SHALABY-1G
OLIVIA RUTH-1G
GOALIE-ELLIE O’KEEFE-11 SAVES

WC East 10, Henderson 9

Henderson
Ella Tunnell 1g 1dc
Olivia Pritchard 2g 1A 1ct
Grace DePrisco 1g 4dc 1ct
Julia Bixler 2g 1dc
Emma Goodstein 1g 1dc 2ct
Nancy mcswain 1g 2GB 1ct
Olivia justice 1g 1gb
SAmmi cantor 9 saves

Great Valley 21, Coatesville 8
Great Valley 15 – 6, 21
Coatesville 2 – 6, 8

GREAT VALLEY:
Sarah Karwoski: 7g, 1a
Marley Alleva: 1g, 5a
Mackenzie Hilditch: 1g, 4a
Tessa Liberato: 2g, 2a
Allie Capetola: 2g
Emily Mansfield: 2g
Meg Corrigan: 2g
Schuyler Palmer: 1g, 1a
Kate Corrigan: 1g
Carly Stello: 1g
Brooke Oberly: 1g
Kate Peduto: 1a

COATESVILLE:
Lopez: 3g
McGaughey: 3g
McGaughey: 1g
Rhymes: 1g

Bishop Shanahan 16, Avon Grove 7

Bishop Shanahan Stats:
Jess Gorr (G): 10 Saves
Jess Holowsko: 4G (100th goal), 5GB, 1DC
Gianna DeCesaris: 5G, 1A, 2GB, 1DC
Monica Manley: 2G, 7DC
Michelle Warren: 3G, 1DC
Darby Whalen: 1G, 3CT, 2GB
Ellie Udo: 1G, 1GB, 1DC

Avon Grove stats:
Ashworth: 3G
Lytle: 2G
Kretzing: 1g
Omar: 1g

Strath Haven 14, Ridley 12

SH
McNeely- 6G 1A 4DC 2GB 4CTO
Brennan- 4G 1A 6DC
Maillet- 3G 7DC 2GB 1CTO
Haase- 1G 1GB Forbes- 1A 2GB
Booth- 1A Healy- 4GB 1CTO
Fox- 3GB Clauss- 1GB 1CTO
Clark- 1GB 1CTO
Rosini- 9 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/8/19

Peter Detwiler scored with 2:38 to play to help host Conestoga defeat Springfield-Delco, 10-7, Tuesday night, clinching the Pioneers their fourth straight Central League boys’ lacrosse championship.

The Pioneers have won two straight titles outright – each year going 11-0 in the league. They finished the regular season 14-3; Springfield is 15-2 and 9-2 in the league.

Detwiler, Joey Allen (one assist), Will Schnorr and Brendan Murphy each scored twice for the Pioneers while Julian Grove had a goal and an assist and Scott Smith scored once. PJ Hewitt won 9 of 16 faceoffs.

“I am proud of how we battled a great Springfield team whose record can speak for itself,” said Conestoga coach Brody Bush. “We knew we would have to outwork and out groundball this team to have a chance.

“I thought our team – and especially our defense – held up great when we played 9 straight minutes on defense in the third quarter.”

Jack Spence had three goals and two assists for the Cougars while Liam Difonzo had three goals and Jack Clark added a goal and two assists. Jimmy Donegan posted 11 saves.

Conestoga 10, Springfield-Delco 7

Springfield-Delco 2 1 2 2 – 7
Conestoga 1 4 1 4- 10

Conestoga
Will Schnorr 2g
Brendan Murphy 2g
Joey Allen 2g,1a
Peter Detwiler 2g
Julian Grove 1g,1a
Scott Smith 1g
Mick Lee 3 saves
PJ Hewitt 9/16 faceoffs
Ian Kim 3/5 faceoffs

Springfield-Delco
Aidan Shandley 1a
Liam Difonzo 3g
Jack Spence 3g,2a
Jack Clark 1g,2a
Zach Broomall 8/21 FOs
Jimmy Donegan 11 saves

Central League champions
1977 – Lower Merion
1978 – Springfield
1979 – Lower Merion
1980 – Lower Merion
1981 – Springfield
1982 – Springfield
1983 – Lower Merion
1984 – Lower Merion
1985 – Lower Merion
1986 – Lower Merion and Springfield Co-Champs
1987 – Lower Merion
1988 – Ridley
1989 – Conestoga
1990 – Conestoga
1991 – Springfield
1992 – Springfield
1993 – Lower Merion
1994 – Ridley
1995 – Ridley
1996 – Lower Merion, Penncrest, Ridley and Springfield Quad Champs
1997 – Springfield
1998 –Penncrest
1999 – Radnor
2000 – Penncrest
2001 – Penncrest and Ridley Co-Champs
2002 – Ridley
2003 – Radnor
2004 – Penncrest
2005 – Springfield-Delco
2006 – Conestoga
2007 – Conestoga
2008 – Ridley
2009 – Conestoga
2010 – Springfield-Delco
2011 – Conestoga
2012 – Conestoga
2013 – Conestoga, Radnor
2014 – Penncrest
2015 – Garnet Valley, Penncrest
2016 – Conestoga, Garnet Valley, Strath Haven
2017 – Conestoga, Garnet Valley
2018 – Conestoga
2019 – Conestoga

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/8/19
Staff Report

West Chester East senior midfielder Rocco Grello knew the Vikings had the potential to be a Ches-Mont League champion this year.

“I think we always had great team chemistry,” he said. “Many of us have been playing together since 6th grade and when we were working out in the winter I realized we had something special. Coach (Jim) Schorn always told us we were a special group and that we could do something great this year. We proved it!”

Indeed, the Vikings (14-2) became champions, in style, as they clinched their first Ches-Mont League title since 2005 (first outright since 1989) Tuesday night with a dramatic, come-from-behind, 11-8 triumph at Henderson in the 8th Annual “Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game.”

The game honors Mr. Bauer, who died eight summers ago in a boating accident in the Sassafras River on the Chesapeake in Maryland. Drew played at WC East and was a popular 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 Vikings would have made Drew proud in 2019. They won the City Championship for the first time and did it from behind. This win was one of many big ones in a season that saw East also topple defending champion Avon Grove and defending PIAA Class AA champ Bishop Shanahan in clutch performances.

East (11-1 league) lost only to Downingtown East, and wins the title over Shanahan (10-1) based on the head-to-head win.

“It feels great to win with these guys,” said Grello, named the prestigious
“Bauer Blue Collar” recipient for exemplifying the many attributes Drew showed as a player, coach and person. . “I wouldn’t trade it for the world. We just kept working all year and kept getting better every day.”

Henderson (10-5, 7-3) went up, 6-4, early in the third period, but Jacob Greiner fed Jeff Greiner to make it 6-5. The Warriors again took a two-goal lead, but Jacob Greiner (3G) and Jesse Roth (1G, 2A) scored to tie and then Michael Gray (2G) scored with 10 seconds left in the period to make it 8-7.

East salted it in the final frame as Ben DeLaney (2G) scored again and Grello (3G, 2A) added two more insurance tallies.

“We just stuck to our game, pushing transition,” said Grello. “The defense was solid and we have six guys on the field at al times who can score. It’s difficult to stop our offense. We know if our offense keeps pushing, eventually we’ll score.

“I just pushed transition and helped get back on defense. I know if I can get the ball to our offense they can beat their defender any time.”

Why has East been so successful?

“I think it’s the coaching,” Grello said. “We are well-prepared and we know the other team’s strengths and weknesses.”

Grello said clinching the title and winning the Drew Bauer City Championship at the same time makes the evening even more special.

“We have been learning about him for four years,” said Grello. “I have known about him longer since my brother (Mike) played at East.

“It’s really great that they dedicate this game to him. He meant a lot to the community and winning this game is a great feeling.”

Luke Wierman (2G, 1A) stood out at the faceoff X for Henderson and Jeff Benson also had two goals and an assist.

WC East 11, Henderson 8
WCH 1 4 2 1 -8
WCE 3 1 4 3 -11

East
Jeff Greiner 1a
Jacob Greiner 3g
Joe Carozza 2a
Jesse Roth 1g 2a
Rocco Grello 3g 2a
Ben Delaney 2g
Mike Gray 2g
Jack Macannaly 9 saves

Henderson
Jeff Benson 2g 1a
Luke Wierman 2g 1a
Jon Hamm 1g
Dan Carnuccio 1g
Max DePasquale 1g
Jack Micco 1g
Ryan McKie 7 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/8/19

NCAA Division III championships
DeSales at Cabrini, 4 p.m.
Springfield College at Ursinus, 4 p.m.

Women’s D3 ECAC semifinals
Cabrini at DeSales, 7:30 p.m.
Neumann at Drew, 7 p.m.

HS Boys

PAC semifinals (resumption of suspended game)
Perkiomen Valley vs. Boyertown at OJ Roberts, 4 p.m. (PV leads 5-4 in 4th period)

Germantown Academy at St. Augustine Prep
La Salle at Malvern Prep
Academy New Church at Hill School
Archbishop Carroll at St. Joseph’s Prep
Interboro at Devon Prep
Holy Ghost Prep at Archbishop Ryan
Sun Valley at Upper Merion
Methacton at Souderton

HS Girls
Abington at Wissahickon
Cheltenham at Souderton
Hatboro-Horsham at Upper Moreland
Springfield-Montco at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Upper Dublin at Quakertown
Central Bucks East at Council Rock South
North Penn at Council Rock North
Neshaminy at Central Bucks West
Central Buks South at Pennridge
St. Hubert at St. Basil
Jenkintown at Upper Merion
New Foundations at Academy of the New Church
Bensalem at Conestoga
Sacred Heart at Ridley
Pennsbury at Villa Joseph Marie
Moorestown at Agnes Irwin
Penn Charter at Hill School
Friends’ Central at Bonner-Prendergast
Archbishop Ryan at Nazareth
Lower Moreland at Delco Christian

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/8/19

PIAA Tournament – Girls:
First Round May 28
Quarterfinals June 1
Semi-Finals June 4
PIAA Lacrosse Championships June 8 at West Chester East
AA game at 10 a.m.
AAA game at noon

Brackets

Girls AA
1-1 vs. 12-2
2-1 vs. 3-4
3-2 vs. 1-3
12-1 vs. 1-4
11-1 vs. 1-2
4-1/6-1 vs. 3-3
3-1 vs. 7-2
7-1 vs. 10-1

Girls AAA
1-1 vs. 3-3
2-1/6-1 vs. 1-4
11-1 vs. 1-5
1-2 vs. 3-2
12-1 vs. 1-6
7-2 vs. 1-3
3-1 vs. 7-3
7-1 vs. 10-1

Boys
First Round May 28
Quarterfinals June 1
Semi-Finals June 4
PIAA Lacrosse Championships June 8 at West Chester East
AA game at 2:30 p.m.
AAA game at 4:30 p.m.

Brackets
Boys AA
1-1 vs. 2-2
4-1/6-1 vs. 12-2
2-1 vs. 11-1
12-1 vs. 3-2
1-2 vs. 3-3
10-1 vs. 7-2
3-1 vs. 7-3
7-1 vs. 3-4

Boys AAA
12-1 vs. 1-5
1-4 vs. 3-3
2-1/11-2 vs. 12-2
1-2 vs. 3-4
3-1/6-1 vs. 7-3
1-3 vs. 7-2
1-1 vs. 1-6
7-1/10-1 vs. 3-2

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/8/19

Abington 11, Wissahickon 10 (Abington is outright, undefeated champion of Suburban One American Conference)
Halftime: Abington 6, Wiss 3

Abington
Kaley Ehnow 2g, 1a
Abby Thomas 4g
Jamira Mashore 2a
Kelly McCallister 1a
Grace Hinkle 1g
Maddie Hinkle 3g, 1a
Shea Gormley 1g
Abby Johnson 1a
Ellie Hughes- 14 saves

Wissahickon highlight
Sam Intrieri 4g, 200th career goal

East Penn semifinals – Parkland 17, Freedom 10
Parkland: 10-7 17
Freedom: 6-4 10

Parkland:
Emily Leiby 5g 2a
Morgan Hurd 3g 3a
Maeve Leonzi 3g
Jill Bushinsky 1g
Mackenzie Roth 1g 3a
Kaz Kennedy 3g
Sophie Marcotte 1g
Goalie:
Mackenzie Galucy 7 saves

Freedom:
C Donello 2g 1a
Fodale 1a
Judge 1g
Burnette 1g 2a
Flynn 3g
Telatovich 2g 1a
Goalie:
Stocker 7 saves

Academy of the New Church 18 – New Foundations 2
Halftime Score: ANC 12 – NFC 1

Lisa Antwi: 3 goalie saves
Alyssa Asplundh: 2 goalie saves

ANC scorers:
Lizzie Paterno: 5 goals; 2 assists
Kiana Frazier: 2 goals; 3 assists
Cassidy Peterman: 2 goals; 1 assist
Sabrina Brock: 1 goal; 2 assists
Alyssa Asplundh: 1 goal; 1 assist
Emma Bryntesson: 1 goal; 1 assist
Becca Clark; 1 goal
Leah Antwi: 1 goal
Annia Mejia: 1 goal
Caroline O’Hagan: 1 goal
Naida Navarro: 1 goal
Kaitlyn Pierce: 1 goal

Upper Merion 19, Jenkintown 8
Halftime score- 11-2

UM
Riley O’Malley- 5g, 2a
Cat Merritt- 4g (Scored her 100th career goal in game)
Ashleigh Struckus- 3g
Avalon Roberts- 2g, 1a
Bella DiSanto- 2g
Molly Weygand- 1g, 1s
Emma Wellington- 1g, 1a
Zoey NIkolaou- 1g

UM Goalkeeper- Anya Waller- 12 saves on 20 shots

Upper Dublin 16, Quakertown 4
Upper Dublin 13. 3. 16
Quakertown. 3. 1. 4

Upper Dublin
Julia Reardon. 3 goals 2 assists
Becky Browndorf. 3 goals 1 assist
Jenn McCarry. 3 goals 1 assist
Michelle Wright. 2 goals
Allie Rock. 2 goals
Meg DiMartile. 1 goal
Sascha Keitz 1 goal
Molly Pappalardo. 1 goal
Riley Brady. 11 saves
Rihanna Gonzales. 4 saves

Quakertown
Hargey. 4 goals

Agnes Irwin 17, Moorestown 16
Moorestown 9 7 16
Agnes Irwin (PA) 9 8 17

AIS
Emily Wills 2g, 1a, 1dc, 1gb
Emily Coyne 2ct, 2gb
Lauren Rader 1gb
Natalie Corkran 2g
Natalie Pansini 5g, 2a, 11dc, 1gb, 1ct (game winner in OT)
Brynn Ammerman 2g, 2a, 2dc
Samantha Hark 2ct, 1gb
Cate Parcells 1g
Marissa White 5g, 1a, 2ct, 3dcs, 5gb
Paige Crowther 2gb, 7 saves

Moorestown
Ashley Nutt 2g 3a
Avery Jaffe 5g 1a
Janey Galski 5g
Isa Arvelo 3g 2a
Julia Sullivan 1g
Margaret Lawler 1a
Dylan Silar 1a
Emily Toft 5 saves

Souderton 18, Cheltenham 1
Half: Souderton 12, Cheltenham 0

Souderton
Caroline Kelly 2G
Clark Trowbridge 3G, 1A
Emma Roush 1A
Lauren Kenah 2G, 3A
Lexi Hager 1G
Randi Hess 1G, 1A
Riley McGowan 3G, 5A
Sophia Sclafani 4G
Kylie Norbeck 2G
Lauren Scott 1 save
Teagan Farina 2 saves

Plymouth-Whitemarsh 14, Springfield-Montco 10
Halftime PW 9 SF 5

SF scorers:
E Smith 4g
MYoder 3g
EWalsh 3g

PW scorers:
Max Leszczynski 8g, 2a
Lexi Petrakis 3g
Callie Kolkka 1g
Lucy Sullivan 1g, 1a
Kennedy Reardon 1g
Clancy Lynch 10 saves

Central Bucks West 19, Neshaminy 6

CBW
Casey Reichwein reached her 500th draw control
Emma Haring 4g 1a
Kristen Rice 2g 2a
Shelby Hahn 4g
Tori Albrecht 1g
Maddy McGarry 4g 2a
Julia Carey 2g
Paige Gilbert 1g
Kiersten Mangin 1g

North Penn 15, Council Rock North 7
13-3 halftime

NP
Lily Szilagyi 6 goals
Grace Sacchetti 2g, 6a, 13dcs
Emily Varilla 3g, 1a, 2dcs
Alli Lindsay 1g, 2a
Kristin Varilla 1g, 1a
Brooke Millevoi 1g
Riley Pickford 1g
Casey Cavanaugh 1a, 5dcs
Ashley Lambert 6 saves

Central Bucks South 10, Pennridge 8
Half time Score 5-5

CB South
Anna Green 3 goals 1 assist, 8 draw controls
Janessa Watson 3 goals
Tegan Mullan 2 goals 1 assist
Kate Victor 1goal
Francine Richick 1 goal 4 assists
Katelyn Wendling 10 saves

Pennsbury 18, Villa Joseph Marie 8
Halftime – Pennsbury 14-4

Pennsbury
Brooke Weaver 2 goals
Lexie Snyder 2 goals 1asst,
Emelie Curtis 4 goals 2asst,
Sarah Walcott 5 goals
Maddy Spratt 2 goals 7 asst,
Darrien Furiness 1 goal 1asst,
Olivia Walcott 1 goal 1asst
Morgan Haney 1 goal

Haddonfield 18, Sterling 4
Sterling (3-10) 0 0 -4
Haddonfield (12-3) 0 0 -18

Haddonfield
Caroline Beckett 2g, 3a
Brooke Fiannacca 1g, 1a
Ashley Campo 2g
Gabi Connor 2g, 4a
Natalie Naticchia 1g
Wayden Ay 3g
Jenna Walls 1g
Natalie DePersia 1g
Grace Winter 1g
Juliet Walls 1g
Sasha Feinstein 1g
Marykate Murschell 1g

Hatboro-Horsham 11, Upper Moreland 5

HH – Gabrielle Liott 4g, 1a
Cam Ryan 2 goals 4 assists
Megan Acker 2 goals
Audrey Leibfreid 2 goals
Sophia Liott 1 goal 1 assist

UM Stats:
Bryanna Gordon 3g
Emma Meakmi 1g, 4 assists, 1 d.c.
Moira Olexa 1g, 1a, 3 d.c
Alexis Lamb 2 d.c.
Cassidy Hirsch 1 d.c
Sarah Pickard 11

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/8/19

PAC semifinals (resumption of suspended game)
Perkiomen Valley 8, Boyertown 8
PV 2-3-0-3 8
BT 3-0-1-2 6

PV Stats
Matt Brock 15/18 FO 2g
Connor Roop 2g 3a
Jack Scaliti 2g
Matt Farrington 1g
Sam Nice 1g
Rob Farrington 14 saves

Boyertown Stats
Griz Eardly 1g
Brady McFalls 1g 1a
Brewer Johnson 1g
Kobi Bui 1a
Carson Flint 1g
Shane Clinton 1g
Mike Frederico 1g
Ryan Barnes 1a
Robert Wood 5 saves

Interboro 15, Devon Prep 5
Interboro 4-3-4-4. 15
Devon Prep 1-0-1-3. 5

Interboro
Mikey Brown 1G 8A
Nick Mormando 5G 5GBs
Johnny Scibello 4G
Jason Whalen 2G 1A 6GBs
Ray Scanlan 2G 1A
AJ Porreca 1G F/O 11W 4L 10 GBs
Alec Wood 1A
James Udowenko 7GBs
Dylan Longale 6GBs
Connor Evans 5saves

Devon Prep
Noah Theis 2G
Jason Motley 2G
Dan Boyle 1G

St. Augustine Prep 14, Germantown Academy 8

GA
Gavin Derham 1 goal 1 assist
Wills Jordan 3 goals
Jack Luviano 1 goal
Noah Spratt 1 assist
Gunnar Bogorowski 2 goals
Joey Delello 1 goal

Delaware Valley 22, Goshen 9

DV
Shane Roche 4g 2a
Josh Balcarcel 6g 3a (100th assist, new school record of 102)
Jackson Melnick 2g 3a
James Staeckeler 2g
Stefen Lindaas 2g
Bryan Morley 2g 1a
Alex Husejnovic 3g 2a
Nate Melnick 1g 1a
Seth Croll 1a
Joe Casella 1a
Henry Hamill 10 saves

Goshen
Jared Cassel 4g 1a
Kevin Rudolf 1a
Dwane Schiaffo 1g 1a
Drew Raggio 1g 3a
Fomingo Bosques 1a
Chris Maker 1g
Matt Lopez 1g
Owen Smith 1g
Jake Tedeschi 11 saves
Jaden Smaraghi 1 save

HGP 20, Archbishop Ryan 3

HGP
Zach May 3 Saves
Jason Soule 2 Saves
Ryan Forde 2 Saves
Ben Morschauser 5 G 2 A
Sean Booth 1 A
Jack Mahoney 1 G 1 A 4/5 FO
Aiden Gretzula 1 G 2 A
Max Rittenmeyer 2 A
Mike Calcagni 1 G 6/7 FO
Sean McLoughlin 2 G 4 A
Dan Forsythe 3 G
James Castner 1 G 1 A
Dan Kovacevich 4 G 2 A
Dave Stollsteimer 2 G 10/12 FO
Conor McGrogan 4 GB
Sam Summer 3 CT 4 GB
Sean Booth 5 GB
Kaden Marotta 2 GB
CJ Walker 2 GB
Luke Slavin 2/4 FO 1 CT 3 GB

Academy of the New Church 6, Hill School 5
Layne Trautman 1g
Jeb Brenfleck 1g
Joey Paterno 3g
Drew Carr 1g 1a
Griff McGinley 11 saves

Souderton 7, Methacton 5
Half: Souderton 4-2

Souderton Scoring :
Cole Witoslawski 3g (100th career goal)
Dylan Anderson 1g
Fearghas Evanick 1g
Brock Azeff 1g
Jamison McDivitt 1g
Nick Guthre 1a
Luke Atiyeh led the team in GBs
Axell Beskar 8 saves

Methacton
Justin Sanelli (3G)
Jack Pellegrino (2A)
Sean Sykes (1G)
Justin Gumienny (1G)
Matt Wall (13 Saves, 7 G/A)

Strath Haven 14, Ridley 6
SH 3-4-5-2. 14
Ridley 1-1-3-1. 6

SH scoring
Nicky Palermo 4g 3a
Dylan Fitzgerald 2g
Matt Faggioli 2g 1a
Ibo Pio 2g 1a
Wade Mutz 1g 1A
Zane Mazur 2g
Christian Mazur 1g
Ethan Belville 1a
Vincey Palermo 7 saves

Ridley scoring
Sean Hinchey 5g 1a
Matt Haines 1g
Ryan Prum 1a
Brendan King 15 saves

Malvern Prep 11, La Salle 6

MP
Pettit 4 saves
Almonte 14/19 FO
Voehringer 1/1 FO
Mcgill 4g
Peden 1g, 2a
Potemski 1g,1a
Civitella 1g
Szostek 1g
Waite 3g
Hueston 1a
Irvine 2a

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/9/19

HS Boys

Pioneer Athletic Conference Championship
at Upper Merion Vikings Stadium
Spring-Ford vs. Perkiomen Valley, 7:30 p.m.

Berks County Championship
Wilson vs. Exeter at Daniel Boone @ 8:00PM

Lancaster-Lebanon League Championship
5 p.m. – Manheim Twp vs. Hempfield

East Penn Conference semifinals
Allentown Central Catholic vs. Emmaus at Northampton, 5:30 p.m.
Parkland vs. Easton at Northampton, 7:30 p.m.

Cardinal O’Hara at Archbishop Wood
West Chester Rustin at Oxford
Southern Lehigh at Strath Haven
Council Rock South at Pennridge
Lower Merion at Springfield-Delco
Plymouth Whgitemarsh at Springfield-Montco
Upper Moreland at Hatboro-Horsham
Crestwood at Selinsgrove
Neshaminy at Central Bucks South
Episcopal Academy at Haverford School
Wissahickon at Abington
Methacton at Upper Merion
Downingtown West at Unionville
Council Rock North at North Penn
Quakertown at Upper Dublin
Coatesville at Sun Valley
Avon Grove at Great Valley
Haverford HS at Holy Ghost Prep
Bishop Shanahan at West Chester Henderson
Truman at Central Bucks East
Pennsbury at Central Bucks West
Pope John Paul II at Harriton
Kennett at Downingtown East

Girls HS

Berks League Championship
Exeter vs. Wilson at Daniel Boone, 6 p.m.

Pioneer Athletic Conference Championship
at Upper Merion Vikings Stadium (Turf)
5:30 pm – Spring-Ford vs. OJ Roberts

Lancaster-Lebanon League Championship
7 pm at Warwick – Manheim Twp vs. Hempfield

Archbishop Carroll at Radnor
Unionville at Downingtown West
Henderson at Bishop Shanahan
Chichester at Marple Newtown
Sun Valley at Coatesville
Lower Merion at Council Rock South
Kennett at Downingtown East
Jenkintown at St. Hubert
Lower Moreland at Collegium
Council Rock North at Bensalem
Upper Dublin at WC East
Academy Park at Pottstown
Springfield-Delco at Cardinal O’Hara
Penn Wood at Upper Darby
Pope John Paul II at Gwynedd Mercy Academy
Lansdale Catholic at Hatboro-Horsham
Merion Mercy at Haverford High
Nazareth Academy at Villa Joseph Marie
Harriton at North Penn
Great Valley at Avon Grove

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/9/19
From Press Release

The 2019 National Prep Lacrosse Championship Bracket unveils Culver Military Academy (IND) earning the No. 1 seed followed by the Hill Academy (Ontario, Canada). IMG Academy receives the No. 3 seed and rounding out No. 4 through No. 8 seeds are the Hun School (N.J.), Academy of the New Church (PA), Lawrenceville School (N.J.), Shipley School (PA) and the Hill School (PA).

The Quarterfinals are Thursday, May 16 at The Hill School in Pottstown, PA on two turf fields at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.; Semifinals on Friday, May 17 at Widener University in Chester, PA at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. and a Championship at Widener on Sunday, May 19 at 12:30 p.m. The event is run by Victory Events.

Culver is the No. 1 team in the Inside Lacrosse Power Rankings while Hill Academy is No. 4 and IMG Academy is No. 16 as of May 1.

“This event draws the best teams in the country. Local lacrosse fans and coaches can come out and see just how athletic and well coached these teams are at the highest level. We continue to receive inquiries from high school coaches for the National Preps and we know it will play host to 70+ college coaches from across the country,” said Jeff Long, President of Pattison Sports Group.

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VENUES
QUARTERFINALS, MAY 16
The Hill School, 860 Beech Street, Pottstown, PA 19464

SEMIFINALS & FINALS, MAY 17 & 19, Widener University, Leslie C Quirk Stadium, One University Place, Chester, PA 19013

The 2019 field features eight schools including:
Academy of the New Church School, Bryn Athyn, PA
Culver Military Academy, Culver, IN
Hill Academy, | Vaughan, ON, Canada
Hill School, Pottstown, PA
The Hun School, Princeton, NJ
IMG Academy, Bradenton, FL
Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, NJ
Shipley School, Bryn Mawr, PA

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/9/19
Courtesy of SuburbanOneSports.com

Ellie Hughes made 14 saves and Abington defeated host Wissahickon, 11-10, Wednesday to finish its Suburban One American Conference championship with a perfect 9-0 mark.

“It feels great to win the league undefeated,” Abington coach Mary Elizabeth Klepper said. “The team deserves it and has worked so hard all season for this moment.

“We have played as a TEAM, with everyone contributing. Our motto is relentless, and that’s exactly how the girls play.”

Abington (15-2 overall) opened up a 6-3 halftime lead and went on top 10-4 before the Trojans responded.

Wissahickon went on 6-0 runs to tie the game with 10 with 54 seconds remaining in regulation. The Ghosts’ Kaley Ehnow (2G, 1A) won it with 21 seconds remaining to earn the win.

“Wissahickon beat us on the draw and was able to come up with it in the last couple of minutes when they were making a comeback,” Klepper said. “Ellie Hughes came up with huge saves and kept us in this game and secured the win.

“I am not sure if knowing we already won our league impacted how we played. We learn from the game and get ready for Radnor first (on Friday), and then playoffs. I try to preach staying in the moment and staying present, especially since heading into the playoffs, we need to take care of one game at a time.”

Abby Thomas led the Ghosts with four goals while Maddie Hinkle added three goals and one assist. Grace Hinkle and Shea Gormley each had one goal. Jamira Mashore had a pair of assists while Abby Johnson and Kelly McCallister both had one assist.

For the Trojans (12-5, 6-3), Sam Intrieri scored her 200th career goal and had five on Wednesday. She has 203 overall.

Abby Degroat (8 draw controls) and Emma Baker (six dras) stood out on the circle.

“(We were) playing hard until the end and won the last draw and stormed down the field,” coach Rob Intrieri said. “(We) had an eight-meter shot that went wide and another eight-meter shot that was stopped with less than one second remaining in the game.”

Sam Intrieri said: “It was very exciting to reach 200 goals and share the excitement with my teammates. It would have been nice to get the win, but our team just never quits. This is the most wins we’ve had in our high school careers and we still have more to go.”

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PAC Championship
Owen J. Roberts 17, Spring-Ford 5
Spring-Ford 4 1 -5
Owen J. Roberts 8 9 -17

SF
Liv Yeagle 2g
Cassie Marte 1g
Michaela Haney 1g
Brenna Whiteside 1g

OJR
Maddi Koury 4g
Maggie Kilgallon 1g
Hannah Delahaye 6g
Sophia Murray 1g
Gracyn Smith 1g
Eloise Gebert 3g
Charlotte Lasak 1g

Springfield-Delco 14, Cardinal O’Hara 3
Halftime 7-1

Springfield-Delco Goals
Alyssa Long 3
Erin Gormley 3
Belle Mastropietro 2
Casey O’Connor 2
Olivia Pace 2
Meghan Cull 1
Julie Schickling 1
Dana Marigliano 7 saves

O’Hara Goals
Erin Grady 1
Kenzie Roech 1
Rachel Familetti 1
Rachel Conran 5 saves

Pottstown 14 Academy Park 2

Pottstown
Dazah Regusters 6g, 1a, 9dc
Christina Butler 2g, 3a
Courtney Bratten 1a
Destri Roye 5g, 1a ,3dc
Kaleigh Martin 1g, 1a
Reilly Owens 9 saves

Academy Park
Jada Kinlow 2g
Tamia counts 16 saves

George School 18, Abington Friends 12

AFS:
A.Muller- 4g/10dc
M. Waldman- 5g/1a
M. Muller- 2a/5dc
L. Silverman- 2g
C. Robinson- 1g/1dc
C. Rosenwinkel- 1a/3dc
P. Ford- 16 saves

GS:
C. Eagen- 2g
K. Hunter- 1g
E. Kinnel- 2a
A. Long- 4g/2a
E. Matson- 3g
S. Matson- 5g

Upper Dublin 17, WC East 9
Upper Dublin 13-4- 17
West Chester East 5-4 – 9

Upper Dublin
Julia Reardon 7 goals 1 assist
Jenn McCarry 5 goals 2 assists
Becky Browndorf 3 goals 4 assists
Jackie Rama 1 goal
Meg DiMartile 1 assist
Riley Brady 9 saves

WC East
Saundra Godshall 5 goals
Margaux Fleming 2 goals 1 assist
Jess Becker 1 goal
Katheryn Palmer 1 goal

Hatboro-Horsham 17, Lansdale Catholic 2
HH 11-6- 17
LC 2-0- 2

HH
Cam Ryan 7g, 3a
Gabrielle Liott 3g, 2a
Audrey Leibfreid 2g
Megan Acker 2g
Leah Cresta 1g, 1a
Sophia Liott 1g
Sarah Mahoney 1g

Radnor 10, Archbishop Carroll 8
Carroll 5 – 3 – 8
Radnor 4 – 6 – 10

Radnor:
Cate Cox 1G, 5A
Tori DiCarlo 3G, 2DC
Ellie Mueller 1G, 4DC
Molly May 2G
Sarah Nelson 1G, 3DC
Sarah Beth Lanzone 1G, 1CT
Margaret Mooney 1G
Carly Wilson 3DC, 2GB
Missy Massimino 2GB, 3CT
Elise Palmer 4 saves, 1GB
Phoebe Proctor 5 saves, 2GB

Carroll
Madison Henry 4g, 3dc
Kellie Ann Matey 2g
Amber Germer 1g, 2a, 2gb
Kiley Mottice 1g, 1a
Alex Almonte 3a
Karli Dougherty 2a, 3ct, 2gb
Julia Delarrata 13 saves
Keri Daly 4dc

Mercer County Championship
Lawrenceville School 13, Princeton 7
Lawrenceville (14-6) 7 6 -13
Princeton (15-2) 2 5 -7

Lawrenceville
Olivia Koch 6g
Meg Barnes 1g
Meg Hillman 1g
Natalie Schur 2g, 2a
Bella Koch 1g, 2a
Caroline Foster 2g
Jeree Murray 5 saves

Princeton
Kate Becker 2g
Mariana Lopez-Ona 3g, 1a
Eva Petrone 1g
Shaylah Marciano 1g
Kathryn DeMilt 1a
Shoshana Henderson 1a
Gigi Peloso 7 saves

Cherry Hill East 13, Timber Creek 9
Cherry Hill East (9-8) 9 4 -13
Timber Creek (4-10) 3 6 -9

CH East
Julia Cutler 3g, 1a
Nicole Austin 3g
Paige Miller 2g, 2a
Juliane Calalo 2g
Sydney Cicha 1g
Ali Kueny 1g
Lauren Ballay 1g
Naomi Abrams 5 saves

Timber Creek
Logan Koester 5g
Amanda Thaler 1g
Gianna Conway 1g
Olivia Stollsteimer 1g
Taylor Meagher 1g

Downingtown East 12, Kennett 10

DTEast
Caroline Brennan 6
Livi Lawton 3
Rachel Swink 1
Caroline Webb 1
Julia Basciano 1
Goalie saves- Ava Irwin – 5

Kennett
Schwartz 4
Borman 3
Connolly 1
Fowler 1
Sandusky 1

Haverford 18, Merion Mercy 9
HALFTIME-10-3

HAVERFORD
WILLA HETZNECKER- 7G 2DC 3GBS
MIA CIANCIO- 5G7DC 3GBS
GRACE HETZNECKER- 1G 1A
CARLY GANNON–1G 2DC 3GBS
JULIA KLEIN- 1G2 GBS
ERIN DOHERTY- 1G
EMMA ROWLAND- 1G3DC 2GBS
ABBY ROWLAND- 1G
SARA WALSH- 1A
GOALIE- LAUREN JOHNS- 11 SAVES

MERION MERCY
SONJA BJORNSON- 4G
EMILY HAUCK- 2G
NORA BURNS- 2G
GRACE BINCK- 1G
GOALIE KRISTIN RAKE-11 SAVES

Harriton 19, Marple Newtown 7
Harriton 15-4-19
Marple Newtown 4-3-7

Allie Schwab 3 G 8 A
Katelin Williams 6 G 1 CTs 2 GBs 1 DCs
Lucy Dwyer 4 G 1 A 2 DC 4 GBs
Emily Stewart 1 G 4 DCs 3 GBs
Grace Dwyer 1 G 4 A 7 DCs 5 GBs 2 CTs
Maddie Henderson 2 G 4 DC 5 GBs 2 CTs
Liv Conrad 1 G
Annie Aspesi 3 DCs 3 GBs
Lauren Binnion 1 G 1 A 1 CT
Alex Turner 4 Saves
Morgan McElhaney 2 Saves

CBE 16 CRS 7

CBE

Ava Lisle 2gb, 1cto
Kendall Hudson 1gb, 1cto
Brigitte Bishop 3g, 12 dc, 3gb,
Quinn Ferry 4dc, 4gb, 1cto
Katie Powell 5g, 3a, 2dc, 5gb, 1cto
Riley Forman 5g, 5a, 1gb, 2cto
Kieran Fink 1g, 1cto
Lindsey Thompson 1g, 2gb
Courtney Mackenzie 1g, 3gb,
Morgan Eater 1cto
Fiona Henderson 5 saves

Bishop Shanahan 10, Henderon 8
Score at half 4-4

Bishop Shanahan Stats:
Jess Gorr (G): 8 saves
Gianna DeCesaris: 4G, 1A, 5DC
Jess Holowsko: 1G, 1GB, 1DC
Ellie Udo: 3G, 1A, 1DC, 1GB
Monica Manley: 1A, 4DC
Kate McCullough: 1G
Darby Whalen: 1G, 2CT, 1INT

HENDERSON
Ella Tunnell 3g 1a 1ct 1 interception
Olivia Pritchard 1g 1a 2ct
Grace DePrisco 1g 1a 3dc 2ct
Julia Bixler 1g 2dc 1gb
Delaney turner 1g 1a
Nancy mcswain 1g 1ct
Carolyn Roberts 3gb 1ct
Sammi cantor 9 saves 1 gv
Lauren Mullen

West Chester Rustin 16, Oxford 4

Rustin
Ashley Chisholm 5 goals
Katie Stubits 4 goals
Ava Kane 3 goals
Shannon Drakely 1 goal
Grace Piona 1 goal
Emily SUpplee 1 goal
Lexy McClain 1 goal
Chrissy Ditizio 1 goal

Oxford
Kate Lilly (1),
Reese Canaday (1),
Sydney Campbell (2)
Ashley Andrikanich: 14 saves/ 30 shots

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