Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/9/19

St. Joseph’s 13, Archbishop Carroll 6
St. Joseph’s Prep
David Shew 2g
Scott O’Connor 1g, 1a, 2gb
Justin Filak 2g, 2a
Kevin Ortlieb 2g, 1a
Stephen Schreder 2g, 1gb
Peter Vitanzo 1a
Peter Banfe 1a, 2gb
Jake Davis 1g 4gb
Tyler Wright 1g 6gb
Blake Heiligman 2g
Tommy McHugh 9 Saves

Carroll
Kearney 2g
Mcnulty 2g
Walsh 1g 2a
Borkowski 1g

Coatesville 11 Sun Valley 7

Coatesville
Eddie Easterday 1g
Logan Fleming 1g 1a
Cole Steibritz 3g 2a
Tommy Ortega 2g 3a
Alex Ly 1a
Frankie holm 1g
Micah Kranzel 3g 2a 17/21 on faceoffs

Kennett 7, Downingtown East 6
DEast 1 1 1 3 -6
Kennett 1 3 1 2 – 7

Kennett
Jake Freebery 3G 2 A
Sam Forte 3 G
Broc Fantazzi 1G
Nick Keinzle 15 Saves
Luke Forte 7 GB’S 4 CT’s

Haverford School 14, Episcopal Academy 10

Haverford
Peter Garno 4g
Shannon McBride 1g, 3a
Gavin Burke 3g
Adam Salvaggio 3g
Mac Costin 2g
Jack Leary 1g
Pearse Glavin 1a
Save Garito 6 saves

EA
Nick Bates 2A
Jackson Tuma 2G/1A
Nate Hunter 2G
Charlie Cunniffe 1G/3A
Rowan Brumbaugh 1G
Jack Henderson 1G
Billy Adams 1G
Quinn Chambers 1G
Matt Chess 13 saves
Jack Henderson 11/26 FO

Springfield-Delco 14, Lower Merion 3
Springfield 3 6 32- 14
L. Merion 0 1 1 1- 3

Springfield-Delco
Aidan Shandley 1a
Liam Difonzo 2g
Chris Ringwalt 1g
Aidan Smith 2g,2a
Jack Spence 3g,4a
Jack Clark 2g,2a
Matt Ellison 1g
Ryan Oconnor 1g
Robbie Obrien 1a
Jake Kuzmick 1g
Zach Broomall 1g, 7/8 FO
Jake Methlie 11/12 FO
Jimmy Donegan 6 saves
Joe Lofland 2 saves

Mid Penn Conference Championship
Palmyra 2 1 7 6— 16
Trinity 1 4 2 4 — 11

Palmyra
Grant Haus 4g, 1a
Seth Robertson 4g
Jake Herman 3g, 3a
TJ Caton 3g
Andrew Cleck 2g, 1a
Kyle Wasilewski 1a
John Pallone 8​ saves

Delaware Valley 12, Abington Heights 4

Delaware Valley
Shane Roche 4g 2a
Josh Balcarcal 2g 4a
Jackson Melnick 1g 4a
James Staeckeler 1a
Bryan Morley 1g
Alex Husejnovic 3g
Liam Sheldon 1g
Henry Hamill 4 saves

Haddonfield 8, Cherokee 7
Cherokee (9-7) 1 3 2 1 0 -7
Haddonfield (10-6) 1 1 4 1 1 -8

Haddonfield
Tommy Batson 1g, 2a
Max Norton 1g, 1a
Drew Ragone 1g, 1a
Finn Morgan 3g
Reece Purnell 2g
Will Gramigna 13 saves

North Penn 13, Council Rock North 7

NP Scoring:
Lucas Yannul 2g 1a
Danny Payne 3g 3a
Conor Young 2g 2a
Stephen Rinck 4g
Dakari Luby 1a
Jake Homan 2g
Ryan Bausman 14 saves
Will Morrow 14 FO wins

West Chester Rustin 17, Oxford 5
Rustin 5-4-6-2 17
Oxford 2-0-0-3 5

Rustin
Alex Hutsell 5g 1a
Will Pileggi 3g 3a
Michael Burke 4g 1a
Nick Madonna 2g 2a
Tucker Flynn 2g 1a
JP Hedrick 1a
Vince Myers 1a
Andrew Madonna 1a
Justin Petty 1g
Jake Spaniak 2a 15/24 FO
Tom Handy 9 saves

Avon Grove 13, Great Valley 4
GV 0–0-1-3 = 4
AG 6-1-2-4 = 13

Great Valley
Michael Corrigan 1g, 2a
Andy Talone 1g
Austin Horvath 1g
Kevin Travers 1a
Jackson Campbell, goalie, 20 saves

Avon Grove
Zach Augustine 5g
Mike Russo 1g, 3a
Carson Peck 1g
Jeff Aeroll 1g
Xavier Salley 1g
Chris Haines 1g
James Chastain 1g, 1a
Jake Vitone 1g
Brandon Borky 1g

Harriton 19, Pope John Paul 8
Harriton 4 6 6 3 =19
Pope John Paul 2 3 3 0 =8

Harriton
Michael Stewart 4G 2A
Brian Stewart 4G 9/14 FO 7gb
Leo Wackerman 3G
Cooper Gutsche 2G 1A
Jack Northington 2G
Aedan McKenna 1G 1cto 4gb
Ben Schall 1G
Josh Smith 1G
Nick Tevis 1G
Jackson Smith 1A
Lachlan Northington 1A
Luke Fink 4gb
Korgy Atillasoy 4gb
Evan Prince 6/11 FO 4gb
Sullivan 2/4 FO
DePetris 7saves

Bishop Shanahan 12, West Chester Henderson 3
WCH 3 0 0 0 3
BS. 2 5 3 2 12

Shanahan scorers
Owen Murray 1G 1A
Gabe Goforth 1G 1A
Bryan Rafferty 4G’s 1A
Kyle Gucwa 2G’s 3A’s
Jimmy Bevevino 1G
Parker Childs 1G
Owen Mehok 1G
Conner Whalen 1G 1A
Connor Whalen 9/18 FO’s
Nic Pezone 11 saves

Henderson Scoring
Dan Carnuccio 1g 1a
Jack Micco 1g
Jon Hamm 1g
Luke Weirman 1a
Ryan McKie 6 saves

Cardinal O’Hara 14, Archbishop Wood 11
Archbishop Wood: 3-1-3-4=11
Cardinal O’Hara: 7-2-2-3=14

for ABW:
Bryson Wilson (Jr/GK) 15 saves
Andrew Leinenbach (Sr/A) 3G 1GB
Colin Bruestle (Sr/A) 3G 1GB
Dan Divita (So/M) 2G
Dylan Huegel (Jr/D) 2G 4GB
Dan Waltrich (Jr/A) 1G 1A 3GB
Ryan Woertz (So/M) 1A 4GB
Quinn Collins (Fr/D) 1A 1GB
Brian Kinkade (Sr/M) 3GB 10/19 faceoffs

Strath Haven 10, Southern Lehigh 8
SH 2-3-4-1 – 10
SL 4-0-1-3 – 8

SH
Nicky Palermo 3g
Ethan Belville 3g 1A
Ibo Pio 3g
Dylan Fitzgerald 2a
Wade Mutz 1g
Vincey Palermo 8 saves 7 GA

SL
Ken Wolfe 3g 2A
Troy scozzafava 1g
Kyle Hoff 2g
Cooper Nelson 2g
Michael Smith 2A
Garrett Schlosser 8 saves

Central Bucks West 7, Pennsbury 5

CB West
Jeff Woosnam 1g 1a
David Ross 1g
Jake Ojert 1g 1a
Connor Albrecht 1g
Jake Lang 1g
Erik Ojert 2g
Max Dunar 20 saves

Pennsbury scoring:
Nick Sutton 1g,1a
Jess Keaton 1g,1a
Avery Dysart 3g
Luke Nolan 1a, 9 saves
Jake Krefetz 10/15 FO, 5gbs
Colby Seneca 5gb
William Anderson 3gb

Wissahickon 7, Abington 3

Wiss
Baim 3g, 3a
Intrieri 2a
Schreiner 1g
Wolfe 1g
Williams 1g
Licata 1g
Fritz 11/13 fo
Pfeiffer 3 saves
Shea 2 saves

Central Bucks South 13, Neshaminy 6
CBS 6 1 3 3
Neshaminy 2 2 1 1

A. Novick – 2g, 2a, 2gb, (150th career point)
L. Britton – 3g, 1a, 1gb
A. Ballantine – 2g, 2a, 3gb
D. Grosso – 2g, 1a, 1gb
C. Abbonizio – 2a, 1gb
C. Holley – 1g, 1a
J. Reilly – 1g, 3gb
J. Cenci – 1g, 1a
K. Johnson – 1g
T. Horvath – 14/21 FO, 10gb (School Record 228 wins)
C. Moore – 1/1 FO, 1gb
M. McDonald – 3gb, 1FTO
J. Robinson – 2gb
K. Watkins – 2gb
M. Montrose – 1gb
J. Scarafone – 1gb
M. Petit – 1gb, 1FTO
J. Christianson – 1FTO
C. Bernstein – 10 saves, 1gb

Unionville 15, Downingtown West 5

Unionville
Connor Ash 5g, 1a
Drew Lenkaitis 3g, 3a
Haden Quillman 2g, 2a
Andrew Bowers 2g, 1a
Joey Dettore 2g, 1a
Gerry Ulatowski 1g, 3a

Pennridge 18, Council Rock South 7
Pennridge 4 7 6 1 -18
CR South 1 1 1 4- 7

Pennridge
N Fanelli 6g, 1a (Tied Pennridge All Time points record of 267)
Lazasz 4g, 2a
Britner 3g, 1a
R Garner 2g, 1a
Nevells 1g
C Fanelli 1g
Stranix 1g
J Garner 1a
D Hart 1a
Swartley 5 Saves
K Banks 1 Save

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/10/19

HS boys
Owen J Roberts at Central Bucks East
Pennridge at Garnet Valley
Hun School (NJ) at Hill School
Malvern Prep at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Penn Charter at Germantown Academy
Central Bucks West at Radnor
Upper Dublin at Southern Lehigh

HS Girls
Radnor at Abington
Agnes Irwin at Notre Dame Academy
Penn Charter at Baldwin School
Germantown Academy at Episcopal Academy
Strath Haven at Central Bucks West
Chichester at Wissahickon
Conwell Egan at Neshaminy
Council Rock South at Upper Moreland
Danville at Saucon Valley
Interboro at Penncrest
Upper Merion at Springfield-Montco

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By Karen Sangillo
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/10/19

Max Dunar picked a perfect night to have a career game.

The junior goaltender for Central Bucks West made 20 saves to help the Bucks toppled Pennsbury, 7-5, and clinch the Suburban One League National Conference championship at War Memorial field.

Not only did West (14-2) win its first conference title since it established the sport in 2002, it capped an undefeated (9-0) league campaign. The Bucks close their regular season today at Radnor as they seek a high seed and first-round home game for the District 1 tournament.

“Max had the best game of his career,” CB West coach Matt Coverdale said. “He absolutely stood on his head. Some of the saves he had in tight; he really was able to see the ball well.

“He definitely was challenged this evening. They were pressing the cage from multiple angles. They’ve got some really strong offensive players. I can’t say enough about Max.”

Dunar embraced the challenge of a championship atmosphere.

“I think it was definitely a step up from how I usually do,” he said. “Everything was flowing, the adrenaline was going. I just trusted myself. I was a little nervous because I knew what was at stake.”

Pennsbury (11-6, 5-4) tied the game, 3-3, with two goals to open the third period, but CB West answered with goals by Jake Lang, Erik Ojert (two goals) and Jake Ojert (one goal, one assist) to make it 6-3 and Pennsbury never got closer than two goals.

Jeff Woosnam (one assist), David Ross and Connor Albrecht also scored for CBW.

“I feel so happy for these guys,” Coverdale said “They’ve worked so hard. They’ve got such great character and discipline the work ethic is there, the understanding of the game is there.

“We’ve eked out a number of wins and to be able to capture the title undefeated against a very, very good National Conference, we’re especially proud of what these guys were able to do.

“They’ve adapted very well to a lot of situastions and what teams have tried to do against us and that speaks to their lacrosse IQ and discipline.”

In the first quarter Garrett Hitchens of CB West registered his 500th career face off win.

“It’s great,” Erik Ojert said of winning the conference crown. “It’s something I’ve been after for four years and to get it my senior year is just huge. Pennsbury had a lot to play for. They’re trying to get into the playoffs so we knew they were going to fight. They made it a little closer than we would have liked.

“We were trying to settle on offense we were having some problems with that but our defense stepped up and Max just played out of his mind, he came out possessed. It was crazy.”

The top 24 teams in power point rankings advance to the District One Class 3A tournament, which begins on Tuesday. Pennsbury was ranked 20th on Thursday while CB West was fifth.

Avery Dysart had three goals for Pennsbury.

“We’ve got a lot we’ve got to work on, obviously,” Pennsbury coach Drew Artin said. “We’ve had a lot of ups and downs this season. We’re not a perfect product and we have to keep going.

“This is a rebuilding year for us. We’ve got a lot of young guys that are seeing time and we need them to play at a higher level.

“We love our guys and we want them to be successful and play with effort and we can’t ask for more. They fought the whole game. Coming up short is disappointing for us. CB West is a good team and I think we showed there’s a lot of parity among the teams in our league.

“Overall as a team I liked the energy we had. Everyone from both ends of the roster played well. I wish we could have pulled it out but it is what it is.”

Central Bucks West, 7, Pennsbury 5
PB 1 0 3 1 -5
CBW 1 2 3 1 -7

Pennsbury
Avery Dysart 3g
Jesse Keaton 1g 1a
Luke Nolan 1a
Nick Sutton 1g 1a
Luke Nolan 5 saves

CB West
Jeff Woosnam 1g 1a
David Ross 1g
Jake Ojert 1g 1a
Connor Albrecht 1g
Jake Lang 1g
Erik Ojert 2g
Max Dunar 20 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/10/19

Friends’ Schools League semifinals
Germantown Friends 16, Moorestown Friends 15
GFS 10-6–16
MFS 10-5– 15

MFS
B. Runyan- 6 goals
M. Roberts- 4 goals
M. Bougess- 3 goals
J. Phillips- 2 goals

GFS
Jane MacRae- 5 goals, GW with 4:32 to play
Annie McLaughlin- 5 goals
Clare Meyer- 2 goals, 9 DC
Curran McLaughlin- 2 goals
Alexa Hanson- 1 goal
Lily Seldin- 1 goal
Sam Egner- 4 saves
Haven Arms- 2 saves

Friends’ Schools League semifinals
Shipley 16, Academy of the New Church 10
Shipley 7-9-16
ANC 5-5-10

Shipley
Emma Baker 1g
Katie Bergen 3gs, 2a, 6dcs
Grace Gordon 1g, 2a, 4gbs
Kate Scutt 4gs, 2a, 3gbs, 2cts, 2dcs
Elie Shapiro 2gs
Elizabeth Talluto 5gs, 1a, 3dcs

ANC
Lisa Antwi: 13 saves
Lizzie Paterno: 6 goals
Becca Clark: 3 goals; 2 assists
Nicole McCurdy: 1 goal

Penn Charter 15 Baldwin 3
Halftime PC 9 Baldwin 1

Penn Charter
Emma Wilson 2G 3A
Leah Sax 1G 1GB 2CT
Mia Ferraro 1G 1CT
Kaylee Dyer 3G 2A 5DC
Darcy Felter 2G 1A 2GB 1CT
Vanessa Ewing 1A 2CT 1DC
Lane Murray 1G
Charlotte Hodgson 2G 2GB 2CT 1DC
Grace Turner 1GB
Mackenzie McDonough 4CT
Emma Maley 1GB 2CT
Molly Visco 1CT
Hayley Hunt 1A 11 saves

Penncrest 18, Interboro 5

Interboro
Keri Barnett 3g, 2a
Morgan Reed 2g, 1a
Mekkena Balawedjer 8 saves

Penncrest
King 5g
Pennoni 6g
Doyle 3g
Kaut 2g
Gress 1g
George, M. 1g

Radnor 18, Abington 9
Half: Radnor 10, Abington 4

Radnor :
Ellie Mueller 9G, 9DC, 3GB, 1CT
Cate Cox 4G, 3A
Cierra Hopson 2G
Tori DiCarlo 1G, 6DC
Molly May 1G, 1A
Julia Rigolizzo 1G
Carly Wilson 2DC, 4GB
Missy Massimino 3GB, 1CT
Phoebe Proctor 5 saves, 1CT, 2GB

Abington
Kaley Ehnow 2g, 2a, 6dc
Abby Thomas 5g
Jamira Mashore 1g, 3a
Maddie Hinkle 1a
Shea Gormley 1g
Abby Johnson 1a
Ellie Hughes- 10 saves

Notre Dame Academy 15, Agnes Irwin 11

Notre Dame 10-5- 15
Agnes Irwin 8-3- 11

NDA
Mikayla Dever- 3g, 3a
Hanna Bodner- 1g, 2gb, 1ct
Whitney Macmillan- 1ct
Georgie Gorelick- 3g, 4gb, 4dc
Belle McHugh- 2gb, 1dc
Maggie O’Brien- 2g, 2gb, 2dc
Caitlyn Mullen- 1gb, 1dc
Claire Gola- 5g, 1a, 4gb, 8dc
Riley Gillin- 1g, 1a, 2gb, 2dc
Lindsay Barnes- 1gb
Morgan O’Brien- 2gb, 1ct
Quinn Sullivan- 6 saves

AIS
Emily Wills 3g, 2a, 2dcs, 2gbs
Emily Coyne 1dc, 1gb
CC Senyk 1g, 1a
Grace Bartosh 1gb
Lauren Rader 1ct, 1gb
Natalie Corkran 1g
Jordan Williams 1ct
Natalie Pansini 3g, 1gb, 4dcs
Brynn Ammerman 2a, 2gb
Samantha Hark 1ct, 3dcs, 1gb
Marissa White 3g
Paige Crowther 7 saves

Cape Henlopen 16 Ursuline 9
Cape Henlopen 7-9-16
Ursuline Academy 3-6-9

Cape Henlopen
Chloe Schaeffer 3g 2a
Sawyer Walker 3g
Meredith Lockwood 4g 1a
Kelly Bragg 1g
Alia Marshall 3g 1a (100th career goal scored). Recorded 10 DC’s
Ella Rishko 1g
Anna Stancofski 1g
Tarrah Welch 1a
Lola Messick 1a

Haddonfield 16, Notre Dame-NJ 7
Haddonfield 6 10 16
Notre Dame 6 1 7

Haddonfield
Caroline Beckett 5g 2a
Emily Smart 2g
Ashley Campo 5g 4a
Gabi Connor 2g 5a
Wayden Ay 1g 3a
Juliet Walls 1g
Maya Feinstein 5 saves

ND-NJ
Danielle Losier 3g
Jessica Pisani 1g
Ava Scudillo 1g
Elizabeth Barrett 1g

Cinnaminson 18, Cherry Hill East 8
Cinnaminson 10 8 18
Cherry Hill East 2 6 8

Cinnaminson
Allison McAneney 2g
Molly Barkley 1g
Veronica Campbell 3g
Grace Frasso 3g 1a
Caroline Bailey 6g 4a
Erin Lonergan 1g 1a
Skylar McGuckin 1g
Alison Bailey 1g
Julia Charest 12 saves

Cherry Hill East
Remy Abrams 2g
Paige Miller 2g
Sydney Cicha 3g 1a
Lauren Ballay 1g
Sami Bell 6 saves

Harriton 23, Wyomissing 8
Harriton 16-7-23
Wyomissing 2-6-8

Harriton
Katelin Williams 4 G 1 DC 2 GBs 1 CT
Allie Schwab 3 G 2 A
Rachel Kolton 2 G
Maddie Henderson 2 G 4 DCs 4 GBs
Lucy Dwyer 4 G 2 A 2 GBs
Emily Stewart 4 G 1 A 7 DCs 1 CT 6 GBs
Grace Dwyer 3 G 4 A 6 DCs 1 CT 6 GBs
Liv Conrad 1 G 2 DCs 1 GB
Ashton Odiorne 3 DCs 3 GBs
Annie Aspesi 1 DC 1 GB
Reilly Short 1 CT

Wyomissing
Helm 3g, 2a
Dicarlo 1g
Reese 2g
Seyfert 1g
Ratcliffe 1g
Condron 1g

Episcopal Academy 16, Germantown Academy 10

EA
Alexa Capozzoli 1a
Bella Piselli 1g 1dc 2cto
Madison Vetterlein 1gb
Sarah Groark 4g 1a 1gb
Ali McHugh 1g 1dc 2gb 3cto
Caroline Burt 5g 2a 1gb
Devon Whitaker 4g* 5dc 1gb, 1cto (100th goal)
Jayne Morley 1g 1a 1gb 1cto
Sophia Garino 1gb
Annie Rau 1cto
Izzy Rohr 5dc 3gb 2cto
Scottie Crockett 1gb
Gianna Cilluffo 8 saves

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New Hope Solebury 10, Council Rock South 6

New Hope Solebury
Nate Donahue – 3 Goals
Tom Raupp – 3 Goals
Jace Capanegro – 1 Goal and 2 Assists
Lear Asplundh – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Liam Curran 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Kyle McLaughlin – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Ben Koeppen – 2 Assists
Will Kelley – 1 Assist
Tanner Richmond – 22 saves
Ryan Riggione – 11/16 FO

Malvern Prep 10, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 3

SCHA
Ethan Gyllenhaal 2 g
Luke Neverosky 1 g
Mason Clemens 1 a
Matt Bown 1 a
Bern Popky 6 saves
Ben Tishgart 10-16 FO 7 gb’s

Central Bucks East 8, Owen J Roberts 5
CB East 4-1-1-2- 8
OJ Roberts 1-2-1-1 -5

CB East
Ryan Stout 5G, 6 GB, 1ct
Ryan Carroll 1G, 1gb, 2ct
Ryan Gray 1G, 1A
Evan Bullotta 1G, 6 FO wins, 10 GB, 3ct
Jimmy Knepp 1a, 2gb
Jake Kueny 4 FO wins, 3gb
Liam Rosenthal 7 saves
Joey Beahan 5gb, 2ct
Connor Martin 3gb, 1ct
Drew Bethke 2gb
Jake Parker 1gb
Ben Yerkes 1gb
Drew Bethke 2ct

Radnor 13, Central Bucks West 5

Radnor
Jackson Birtwistle 6G
John Austen 3G
Drew Brown 2G/1A
Charlie Bernicker 1G
Jaden Goldstein 1G
Patrick Cullen 1A
Damien Ramondo 1A
Jack Dooley 1A
Ethan Ott 1A
Archer Darrach 8 saves
Patrick Cullen 8/16 F-O
Thomas Hannum 1/1 F-O

Souderton 8, Interboro 6
Interboro 0-3-2-1. 6
Souderton 4-1-2-1. 8

Souderton
Dylan Anderson 2g 2a
Cole Witoslawski 2g
Brock Azeff 2g
Fearghas Evanick 1g 1a
Matt Rauch 1g
Axell Beskar 14 saves

Interboro
Mikey Brown 1G 2A
Cj Jones 2G
Nick Mormando 1G 2A
Johnny Scibello 1G 1A
Jason Whalen 1G
Connor Evans 11 saves
AJ Porreca 6GBs

Souderton
Dylan Anderson 2G 2A
Brock Azeff 2G
Cole Wit 2G
Matt Rauch 1G
Feargas Evanick 1G

Penn Charter 8, Germantown Academy 3
PC 2-2-1-3-8
GA 2-1-0-0-3

PC
Gavin Tygh 11-15, 1 goal, 1 assist
Conor McKee 2 goals
Peter Malitas 2 goals
Nick DiCicco 1 goal, 2 assists
Kyle Earley 1 goal
Seth Kellen 1 goal
Antonio DeMarco 1 assist
Carson Marano 17 saves

GA
Gavin Derham 1 goal
Wills Jordan 1 goal
Timmy Ruth 1 goal 1 assist
Brendan Donnelly had 5 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 9, Haverford High 5

HGP
Zach May 6 Saves
Ben Morschauser 4 G 2 A
Dan Forsythe 1 G 1 A
Dan Kovacevich 1 G
Sean McLoughlin 1 G 2 A
James Castner 2 G
CJ Walker 1 A 2 GB
Jack Mahoney 1/1 FO 5 GB
Kaden Marotta 2 CTs 4 GBs
Sean Booth 6 GBs
Luke Slavin 2 GBs
Brandon Golden 1 GB
Dave Stollsteimer 6/14 FO 5 GB

Haverford
Harry Nardi: 1G
Kyle Bennett: 2G
John Scheivert: 1G/1A
Aiden Engleka: 1G
Matt Davis: 11 saves

Delaware Valley 18, Wyoming Area 9

DV
Josh Balcarcel 6g 3a
Shane Roche 4g 2a (100th career goal)
Jackson Melnick 2g 2a (100th career goal)
Finnegan McCormack 1g 1a
Joe Casella 1g 1a
Alex Husejnovic 2g
Bryan Morley 2g
Henry Hamill 11 saves

WA
Ethan Hosier 1g 1a
Dom DeLuca 4g
Jake Switzer 2g 1a
Mason Hoeffer 1g 1a
Matt Benlon 1g
FJ Bracini 20 saves

Coatesville 8 Devon Prep 7

Coatesville
Pat Limper 1g
AJ Kerrigan 1g
Tommy Ortega 2g
Alex Ly 2g
Frankie holm 1g
Dylan Nichols 1g
Micah Kranzel 1a 16/18 on faceoff- 100th win of the season (finished at 105)

Neshaminy 14, Conwell-Egan 5

Neshaminy
Connor McVey 4g
Luke Sermarini 3g
Ryan Maher each 3g
Nick Donato 2g, 3a
John Owczarzak 1g
Dawson Obringer 1g
Joey DeMatteo
Charlie Potash 1a
Doug Lang 1a

Conwell-Egan
Jack Kalinowski 2g, 1a
Tyler Leiby 2g, 1a
Colin McCarty 1g

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Owen J. Roberts broke open a 3-3 game by scoring 12 of 13 goals as it routed Spring-Ford, 17-5, to win its fifth straight Pioneer Athletic Conference championship at Upper Merion.

Meanwhile, Peyton Gensler tallied five goals as Spring-Ford won its ninth straight PAC boys’ title with a 10-3 win over Perkiomen Valley.

Junior Hannah Delahaye led Owen J. Roberts (16-3) with six goals and junior Maddi Koury collected four goals and four assists. Koury set the school’s assist record with a pass to Eloise Gebert, who scored three times.

Sophia Murray added 10 draw controls and seven groundballs and scored once.

Michaela Haney led Spring-Ford (14-6) with two goals. After a 2-8 finish in the Liberty division last season, Spring-Ford reached its second title game in three years.

Collin Pettine added two goals and an assist for the Spring-Ford (13-6) boys, who have reached all 13 PAC title games.

Defensemen Dean Costalas, Nick DelRomano and Blake Terrizzi and goalie Ben Swarr stifled the PV attack.

Natt Farrington scored twice for the Vikings (11-8).

PAC Girls’ Championship – Owen J. Roberts 17, Spring-Ford 5
Spring-Ford 4 1 – 5
Owen J. Roberts 8 9 -17
Spring-Ford
Liv Yeagle 2g
Cassie Marte 1g
Michaela Haney 1g
Brenna Whiteside 1g

OJR
Maddi Koury 4g, 4a
Maggie Kilgallon 1g
Hannah Delahaye 6g, 1a
Sophia Murray 1g, 10dc, 7gb
Gracyn Smith 1g, 1a
Eloise Gebert 3g, 3ct
Charlotte Lasak 1g
Cayden Jarvis 11 saves

Pioneer Athletic Conference girls’ champions since 2001
2001 – Owen J. Roberts
2002 – Great Valley
2003 – Pottstown
2004 – Boyertown
2005 – Boyertown
2006 – Boyertown
2007 – Boyertown 14, Spring-Ford 3
2008 – Boyertown 14, Spring-Ford 8
2009 – Boyertown 19, Methacton 5
2010 – Boyertown 17, Methacton 9
2011 – Boyertown 13, Methacton 7
2012 – Boyertown 11, Spring-Ford 7
2013 – Boyertown 19, Owen J. Roberts 12
2014 – Boyertown 17 Phoenixville 6
2015 – Owen J. Roberts 11, Methacton 10
2016 – Owen J. Roberts 9, Methacton 8
2017 – Owen J. Roberts 11, Spring-Ford 4
2018 – Owen J. Roberts 8, Boyertown 6
2018 – Owen J. Roberts 17, Spring-Ford 5

PAC Boys’ championship – Spring-Ford 10, Perkiomen Valley 3

Spring-Ford
Peyton Gensler 5g
Collin Pettine 2g 1a
Nick Teets 1g 1a
Joseph Morgan 1g
William Wojton 1g

Perkiomen Valley
Matt Farrington 2g
Sam Nice 1g
Connor Roop 1a
Jack Scaliti 1a
Matt Brock 11/17 FO
Rob Farrington 6 saves

All-Time Pioneer Athletic Conference champions
2007 – Spring-Ford 11, Owen J. Roberts 10, OT
2008 – Owen J. Roberts 15, Spring-Ford 4
2009 – Owen J. Roberts 8, Spring-Ford 7
2010 – Owen J. Roberts 11, Spring-Ford 9
2011 – Spring-Ford 20, Owen J. Roberts 13
2012 – Spring-Ford 9, Owen J. Roberts 8
2013 – Spring-Ford 10, Owen J. Roberts 9, 2 OT
2014 – Spring-Ford 15, Owen J. Roberts 8
2015 – Spring-Ford 8, Owen J. Roberts 7, OT
2016 – Spring-Ford 12, Owen J. Roberts 8
2017 – Spring-Ford 9, Owen J. Roberts 5
2018 – Spring-Ford 13, Perkiomen Valley 9
2019 – Spring-Ford 10, Perkiomen Valley 3

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/10/19

Catholic League championships:

Boys
First Round – May 13
No. 5 Lansdale Catholic at No. 4 Archbishop Carroll – 3:15 p.m. (at Proving Grounds)
No. 6 Archbishop Wood at No. 3 Cardinal O’Hara – 3:45 p.m.
Semifinals – May 15
TBA at No. 1 La Salle College – 3:45 p.m.
TBA at No. 2 St. Joseph’s Prep – 3:45 p.m.
Finals – May 17 (at Cardinal O’Hara)

Girls
First Round – May 13
No. 6 Conwell-Egan at No. 3 Bonner & Prendie
No. 5 St. Hubert’s at No. 4 Archbishop Wood
Semifinals – May 15
TBA at No. 1 Archbishop Carroll
TBA at No. 2 Cardinal O’Hara
Finals – May 20 (at Neumann University) – 6:00 p.m.

Final Boys Standings
La Salle College * 11-0
St. Joseph’s Prep * 10-1
Cardinal O’Hara * 9-2
Archbishop Carroll * 8-3
Lansdale Catholic * 7-4
Archbishop Wood * 6-5
Bonner & Prendie 4-7
Devon Prep 4-7
Roman Catholic 3-8
Father Judge 2-9
Archbishop Ryan 1-10
Conwell-Egan 1-10

Final Girls’ Standings
Archbishop Carroll * 10-0
Cardinal O’Hara * 9-1
Bonner & Prendie * 8-2
Archbishop Wood * 7-3
St. Hubert’s * 6-4
Conwell-Egan * 5-5
Lansdale Catholic 4-6
Little Flower 3-7
Archbishop Ryan 2-8
Bishop McDevitt 1-9
John W. Hallahan 0-10

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/11/19

Academy of the New Church senior Hunter Jaronski said his team has embraced the fact it has one of the smallest rosters in the state.

“We have been battling all year with short numbers, but that’s the beauty of it because everyody is able to play and got good game time experience,” he said. “We had that ‘Next guy up’ mentality.”

Despite having just five reserves and a high dependence on freshmen, Academy of the New Church (18-3) emerged as one of the top teams in the Philly region this year. And today the host Lions won their sixth straight Friends Schools League championship by toppling rival Shipley School, 14-11.

Drew Carr had four goals and two assists and Joey Paterno scored four goals while Jaronski had a goal and three assists and played nearly the entire game as a defender, middie and at the faceoff X as he has done all year.

Meanwhile, freshmen Jack Joyner (two goals, two assists) Tommy Vandegrift (two goals) were keys on attack and another freshman, Nandin Rhodes, started on defense. Yet another freshman, Ryan Kelly, had to play a minute in a key part of the fourth period when starter Griff McGinley (9 saves) had to sit for a 1-minute penalty.

But ANC – which opened a 5-1 lead midway through the second period – never allowed Shipley (12-5) to tie and broke open a 6-5 game at halftime with three tallies to open the third period.

“I am sper excited for our seniors, Hunter, Traut (Layne Trautmann), Drew, Yates (Pendleton), Weston (Trautmann); the whole year they bought in and they got everyone else to buy in,” said first-year ANC coach Jack Forster, who had been the assistant under brother Rob Forster (now an assistant at Penn) the past 5 years. “They passed it down to the younger guys and made my job easy.

“We went through some adversity early on with injuries, but everybody stepped up.”

The game lasted an amazing 2 hours as the team traded hard hits and clutch goals. Shipley refused to wilt and pulled within 12-10 with 5:50 to play on a goal by Braden Lange (two goals). But Carr scored twice to salt the game.

Jaronski, a defensive standout who simply switches to a short stick when ANC goes on offense, also helped ANC win half the faceoffs and the first five of the second half to spark the run.

“It (playing offense) kind of just makes you work harder on defense,” said Jaronski, headed to Johns Hopkins. “You want to make the stop and get back to offense.”

Luke Grayum had two goals and three assists for the Gators while Randall Brown had two goals and two assists, Josh Gallia had two goals and an assist and Henry Reed tallied twice.

“This is the most rewarding one (title) because we put in so much effort,” said Carr. “We watched the film from the last Shipley game (a 9-8 win 3 weeks ago) and we knew everything we did wrong.

“Our freshmen play so well together with us. They don’t have size, but they have heart.”

Shipley senior defenseman Spencer Dee was disappointed only with the loss, but not his team’s effort.

“I am just really proud of the guys,” he said “We worked really hard all season. It (losing) stinks, but everybody put it out there and left nothing out.”

“Like Spencer said, I am extremely proud of this team,” added senior co-captain Ben Aschkenasy. “It was amazing to see some of the juniors and sophomores grow into better players.”

Shipley and ANC will now gear for the National Prep Championships next Thursday at The Hill School. ANC (seeded 5th) will meet No. 4 Hun School and No. 7 Shipley will face No. 2 and defending champion Hill Academy (Ontario).

“We have to just jump into our next practice and go play with intensity,” said Aschkenasy. “We will be playing one of the top teams in the country, but this team has a lot of fight and a lot of star players and when we are on we can play with anybody.”

Academy of the New Church 14, Shipley School 11
ANC 2-4-4-4- 14
Shipley 0-5-2-4- 11

Shipley School (12-5)
Randall Brown 2g, 2a
Luke Grayum 2g, 3a
Henry Reed 2g
Braeden Lange 2g
Josh Gallia 2g, 1a
Tyler Drake 1g, 1a
Terrence McCabe 1a
Nate Yi 9 saves

ANC (18-3)
Jeb Brenfleck 1g, 3a
Hunter Jaronski 1g, 3a
Joey Paterno 4g
Tommy Vandegrift 2g
Drew Carr 4g, 2a
Jack Joyner 2g, 2a
Griff McGinley 8 saves

Friends Schools League champions
1996 – George School 12, Academy of the New Church 6
1997 – Academy of the New Church 11, George School 1
1998 – Academy of the New Church 9, George School 3
1999 – Academy of the New Church 4, George School 3
2000 – George School 8, Academy of the New Church 5
2001 – Academy of the New Church 13, George School 3
2002 – Academy of the New Church 12, George School 10
2003 – Academy of the New Church 3, George School 1
2004 – Friends’ Central 15, George School 5
2005 – Academy of the New Church 6, George School 5
2006 – Shipley 16, Friends’ Central 9
2007 – Academy of the New Church 12, Friends’ Central 3
2008 – Friends’ Central 8, Shipley 5
2009 – Shipley School 6, Academy of the New Church 4
2010 – Shipley School 12, Academy of the New Church 5
2011 – Shipley School 15, Academy of the New Church 6
2012 – Shipley School 5, Academy of the New Church 4, OT
2013 – Shipley School 9, Westtown 5
2014 – Academy of the New Church 10, Westtown 8
2015 – Academy of the New Church 13, Shipley School 10
2016 – Academy of the New Church 13, Shipley School 6
2017 – Academy of the New Church 15, Shipley School 3
2018 – Academy of the New Church 13, Shipley School 9
2019 – Academy of the New Church 14, Shipley School 11

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/12/19

District 1 Boys’ Tournament

See updates here on District 1 site

Class AA
17 D1 Teams / 8 D1 Qualifiers / 2 PIAA Qualifiers

1st Round – Wed. 5/15/19
New Hope-Solebury (8) at Bishop Shanahan (1), 4 p.m.
Holy Ghost Prep (5) at Penncrest (4), 7 p.m.
Marple Newtown (7) at Strath Haven (2), 7 p.m.
Interboro (6) at Springfield-Montco (3), 6 p.m.

Semifinals – Tues. 5/21/19
District One Championship – Thurs. 5/23/19

Class AAA
42 D1 Teams / 24 D1 Qualifiers / 6 PIAA Qualifiers

1st Round – Tues. 5/14/19
Perkiomen Valley (17) at Spring-Ford (16), 7 p.m.
Downingtown East at (24) at Wissahickon (9), 7 p.m.
Pennsbury (20) at North Penn (13), 7 p.m.
WC Rustin (21) at Kennett (12), 7 p.m.
Henderson (19) at Upper Dublin (14), 4 p.m.
Unionville (22) at Central Bucks East (11), 5 p.m.
Owen J. Roberts (23) at Souderton (10), 6 p.m.
Council Rock North (18) at Pennridge (15), 7 p.m.

2nd Round – Thurs. 5/16/19

Perkiomen Valley/Spring-Ford winner at Springfield-Delco (1)
Downingtown East/Wissahickon winner at Boyertown (8)
Pennsbury/North Penn winner at Garnet Valley (4)
WC Rustin/Kennett winner at Central Bucks West (5)
Council Rock North/Pennridge winner at Conestoga (2)
Owen J. Roberts/Souderton winner at Avon Grove (7)
Henderson/Upper Dublin winner at WC East (3)
Unionville/Central Bucks East winner at Radnor (6)

Quarterfinals – Sat. 5/18/19
Semifinals – Tues. 5/21/19
District One Championship – Thurs. 5/23/19
Playbacks – 5/21 and 5/23

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/12/19

District 1 Girls’ tournament
See Full info here on District 1 site

Class AA
27 District 1 Teams / 16 D1 Qualifiers / 4 PIAA Qualifiers

1st Round – Tues. 5/14/19
Villa Joseph Marie (16) at at Villa Maria Academy (1), 4 p.m.
Interboro (9) at Mount St. Joseph (8), 4 p.m.
Sprngfield-Montco (12) at Upper Moreland (5)
Strath Haven (13) at Bishop Shanahan (4)
Merion Mercy (15) at Springfield-Delco (2)
Phoenixville (10) at Gwynedd Mercy (7)
Pope John Paul II (14) at New Hope-Solebury (3)
Jenkintown (11) at Pottsgrove (6)

Quarterfinals – Thurs. 5/16/19
Semifinals – Tues. 5/21/19
District One Championship – Thurs. 5/23/19
Playbacks – 5/21 and 5/23

Class AAA
46 District 1 Teams / 24 D1 Qualifiers / 6 PIAA Qualifiers
1st Round – Tues. 5/14/19
Boyertown (24) at Pennsbury (9)
Upper Merion (23) at Central Bucks West (10)
Perkiomen Valley (22) at Central Bucks East (11)
Hatboro-Horsham (21) at WC Rustin (12)
Kennett (20) at Spring-Ford (13)
Souderton (19) at Upper Dublin (14)
North Penn (18) at Methacton (15)
Wissahickon (17) at Unionville (16)

2nd Round – Thurs. 5/16/19

Wissahickon/Unionville winner at Harriton (1)
Boyertown/Pennsbury winner at Owen J. Roberts (8)
Kennett/Spring-Ford winner at Downingtown West (4)
Hatboro-Horsham/WC Rustin winner at Abington (5)
North Penn/Methacton winner at Garnet Valley (2)
Upper Merion/Central Bucks West winner at Downingtown East (7)
Souderton/Upper Dublin winner at Conestoga (3)
Perkiomen Valley/Central Bucks East winner at Radnor (6)

Quarterfinals – Sat. 5/18/19
Semifinals – Tues. 5/21/19
District One Championship – Thurs. 5/23/19
Playbacks – 5/21 and 5/23

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/13/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Episcopal Academy (18-0) – EA clinched its third straight Inter-Ac League championship and can cap a perfect 19-0 season by defeating Penn Charter on Tuesday.
2. Radnor (14-4) – The Raiders tied for the Central League championship with Harriton and have the sixth seed in the District 1 Class AAA tournament.
3. Harriton (17-1) – The Rams shard the Central League crown with Radnor and secured the top seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.
4. Garnet Valley (16-2) – The Jaguars received the second seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.
5. Academy of Notre Dame (15-3) – NDA is expected to receive the top seed in the PAISAA tournament.
6. Agnes Irwin (16-6) – The Owls toppled Moorestown, 17-16.
7. Moorestown-NJ (13-4) – The Quakers are the top seed in the South Jersey Group 3 tournament.
8. Villa Maria Academy (17-1) – The Hurricanes won the Catholic Academies League title with an undefeated record and own the tip seed in the District 1 Class AA tourney.
9. Archbishop Carroll (12-4) – The Patriots are the top seed in the Catholic League championships.
10. Conestoga (14-3) – The Pioneers have the third seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.
11. Springfield-Delco (13-5) – The Cougars have the second seed in the District 1 AA tournament and host Merion Mercy on Tuesday in the first round.
12. Cape Henlopen-DE (15-0) – The Vikings host St. Andrew’s School-DE on Tuesday.
13. Haddonfield-NJ (13-3) – The Haddons are the top seed in the South Jersey Group 2 tournament.
14. Manheim Township (16-3) – The Blue Streaks won their 10th straight Lancaster-Lebanon League title and have the top seed in the District 3 AAA tourney.
15. Owen J. Roberts (16-3) – The Wildcats, who won their fifth straight Pioneer Athletic Conference title, have the No. 8 seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.

Under Consideration: Abington (15-3), Bayard Rustin (14-3), Bishop Shanahan (13-5), Downingtown East (14-3), Downingtown West (15-3), Eastern-NJ (14-3), Hempfield (16-3), Ocean City-NJ (16-2), Seneca-NJ (13-3).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/13/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (16-4) – The Fords are the top seed in the Inter-Ac League Championships and have a first-round bye.
2. Malvern Prep (14-5) – The Friars are the No. 2 seed in the Inter-Ac League Championships and have a first-round bye.
3. Parkland (17-0) – The Trojans face Allentown Central Catholic tonight (7:30) in the East Penn Conference championship at Northampton.
4. Academy of the New Church (18-3) – The Lions won their sixth straight Friends Schools League championship and face Hun School (NJ) in the first round of the National Prep Championships on Thursday at Hill School.
5. Conestoga (14-3) – The Pioneers won their second straight outright and undefeated Central League crown.
6. Episcopal Academy (11-6) – The Churchmen host Germantown Academy Tuesday (4:30 p.m.) in the first round of the Inter-Ac League tourney.
7. West Chester East (14-2) – The Vikings won their first Ches-Mont League championship since 2005.
8. Springfield-Delco (16-2) – The Cougars own the top seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.
9. Manheim Township (16-3) – The Blue Streaks fell to Hempfield in the Lancaster-Lebanon League finals, but own the top seed in the District 3 AAA tourney.
10. Penn Charter (9-9) – The Quakers host Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Tuesday in the first round of the Inter-Ac championships.
11. Garnet Valley (14-3) – The Jaguars have the No. 4 seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.
12. Bishop Shanahan (15-1) – The Eagles own the top seed in the District 1 AA tourney.
13. Hempfield (13-4) – The Black Knights defeated Manheim Township for the first time in 6 years for the Lancaster-Lebanon League title.
14. Avon Grove (11-4) – The Devils own the seventh seed in the District 1 AAA tourney.
15. La Salle (13-5) – The Explorers have the top seed in the Catholic League playoffs.

Under Consideration: Allentown Central Catholic (15-3), Cape Henlopen-DE (12-2), Ocean City-NJ (17-2) Palmyra (17-2), Radnor (13-5), Salesianum School-DE (7-6), St. Augustine Prep-NJ (12-2).

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/13/19

Jack Wilson League MVP- Jack Spence- Springfield
George Kruse Award- Charlie Doane- Radnor
Co-Coach of the Year- Frank Urso, Garnet Valley and Rollie D’Ortone, Lower Merion
Sportsmanship

1. Upper Darby
2. Harriton
3. Ridley

2019 Boys Lacrosse All-Central Team
1st Team
Attack-
Jackson Birtwistle- Radnor
Jake Morin- Garnet Valley
Nicky Palermo- Strath Haven
Will Schnorr- Conestoga
Midfield–
Dan Bradley- Garnet Valley
Liam DiFonzo- Springfield
Ibo Pio- Strath Haven
John Scheivert- Haverford
Jack Spence- Springfield
Defense–
Pat Clemens- Springfield
Michael Prestipino- Conestoga
Scott Smith- Conestoga
LSM–
Jake Bouhdary- Conestoga
Faceoff–
Evan Prince- Harriton
Goalie–
Nick Van Horn- Garnet Valley
 
2nd Team
Attack-
John Austen- Radnor
Jack Clark- Springfield
Mitch Lachman- Garnet Valley
Brendan Murphy- Conestoga
Marlon Weathers- Marple Newtown
Midfield–
Ethan Belville- Strath Haven
Drew Brown- Radnor
Max Busenkell- Garnet Valley
Tyler Falco- Lower Merion
Defense–
Henry Bard- Lower Merion
Sam Morin- Garnet Valley
Cole Schwartz- Radnor
LSM–
Sean Gallagher- Garnet Valley
Faceoff–
Zach Broomall- Springfield
Ryan Matsinger- Penncrest
Goalie–
Brendan King- Ridley
 
Honorable Mention
Attack-
Kyle Bennett- Haverford
Christian Cucinotta- Upper Darby
Midfield–
Barkaat Ahdil- Upper Darby
Hunter Baar- Garnet Valley
Jake Bakey- Ridley
Luke Jelus- Marple Newtown
Liam Kirk- Conestoga
Defense–
Jimmy Callahan- Haverford
Michael Jameison- Conestoga
Zane Mazur- Strath Haven
LSM–
Lee Feinman- Penncrest
Luke Fink- Harriton
Andrew Lord- Haverford
Faceoff–
Patrick Cullen- Radnor
PJ Hewitt- Conestoga
Adam Oldrati- Garnet Valley
Goalie–
Matt Davis- Haverford
Archer Darrach- Radnor
Mick Lee- Conestoga
Davy Phosouvank-Chamrouenphorn- Upper Darby
Shane Stevens- Penncrest

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/13/19

HS Boys
East Penn Conference championship
Parkland 9, Allentown Central Catholic 8

Public League playoff – first round
No. 3 Frankford vs No. 6 Mastery Shoemaker 3:15 @ Frankford Stadium
No. 4 Central 8. South Philadelphia 3

Catholic League playoffs – first round
Archbishop Carroll 9, Lansdale Catholic 8
Cardinal O’Hara 17, Archbishop Wood 7

Non-League –
La Salle 8, St. Augustine Prep 7
Washington Township (NJ) 13, Eastern (NJ) 7
Delaware Valley 10, Lakeland 1
Conwell-Egan Catholic 19, Truman 5

HS Girls

Catholic League First Round playoffs

Bonner Prendie 19, Conwell Eagan 10
No. 5 St. Hubert at No. 4 Archbishop Wood, ppd to 5/14

East Penn Conference championship
Parkland 12, Easton 6

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East Penn Conference championship

Parkland 9, Allentown Central Catholic 8

Central Catholic 1 3 2 2 – 8
Parkland 2 4 2 1 – 9

Central Catholic
Matt Scandone 3g, 1a
Jack McGorry 3g
Justin Pasquale 1g
Tyler Schifko 1g, 1a
Louie Baloh 1a
Nolan Barr 11 saves

Parkland
James Cipolla 3g
Matt Geroulo 2g
Greg Santa-Anna 2g, 2a
Eli Fisher 1g, 2a
Brett Cipolla 1g
Alex Albertson 1a
James McLaughlin 7 saves

Catholic League first round playoffs
Archbishop Carroll 9, Lansdale Catholic 8

Carroll
Kearney 3g 1a
Mcnulty 2g
Burke 2g
Walsh 1g 1a
Ewing 1g
Casey 1a
Tarasca 12 saves

LC
Ryan Flanegan 1g
Jesse Brown 4g
Evan Hannings 2g
Connor Mann 1g

Cardinal O’Hara 17, Archbishop Wood 7

O’Hara
Troy Percival 2g 2a 4p
James Kutafaris 2g 3a 5p
Christian Donato 1g
Ryan Culp 2g 1a 3p
Jimmy Yocum 4g
Chris Kirby 1g
Aidan Gahagan 3g 1a 4p
Kyle Wilson 1g 1a 2p
Jeremy Garvey 1a
Kevin Kirby 1a
Jake Cavanaugh 1g
Tim Lorenz 12 saves 7GA
Ryan Culp 17-26 face offs

ABW
Bryson Wilson (Jr/GK) 13 saves
Andrew Leinenbach (Sr/A) 2G
Colin Bruestle (Sr/A) 1G 1A 1GB
Brian Kinkade (Sr/M) 1G 1A 2GB 10/20 faceoffs
Sean Nangle (Jr/M) 2G
Dan Waltrich (Jr/A) 1G
Dan Divita (So/M) 1A
Anthony Pileggi (So/M) 1A 1GB
Dylan Huegel (Jr/D) 3GB

Washington Township (NJ) 13, Eastern (NJ) 7
Washington Township 3 1 6 3 13
Eastern 1 1 3 2 7

Washington Twp
GianLuca Lockhart 5g 3a
Zach Grassi 5g 1a
Richie Hughes 1g 3a
Andrew McGinley 1a
Nick Flamma 1g 1a
Albert Tobey 1g
Dylan Kreitzer 8 saves

Delaware Valley 10, Lakeland 1
DV 13 3 2 2 total 20
Lakeland 0 1 0 0 total 1

DV
Shane Roche 4g 4a
Jackson Melnick 2g 3a
Josh Balcarcel 3g 2a
Finnegan McCormack 1g
Joe Casella 1g
Bryan Morley 1g 2a
Alex Husejnovic 4g 2a
Liam Sheldon 1a
Will Sheehan 1g
Nate Melnick 1g
Liam Yost 1g
John Ferraro 1g
Henry Hamill 4 saves

Lakeland
Chris Winkler 1g
Shayne Milok 8 saves

La Salle, 8, St. Augustine Prep 7, OT

La Salle
Dan Mallee 1g
Chris Mockaitis 2G
Zack Coar 2g
Shane Osborne 3g (plus game winner)

Conwell-Egan Catholic 19, Truman 5
CEC: 4-6-5-4=19
HST: 1-1-3-0

Conwell-Egan Catholic
Jack Kalinowski 8g, 3a
Sam Schurr 5g, 1a
Brendan Held 2g, 8a
Colin McCarty 1g, 2a
David Kelley 1g, 2a
Jimmy Bickel 1g
Brian Farrell 1g
Tyler Leiby 2a
Egan Rigney, goalie, 12 saves

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Catholic League First Round playoffs
Bonner Prendie 19, Conwell Eagan 10
Halftime: BP 9, CE 5

Prendie Box Score:
Lindsey Fagan- 6g, 1a, 5gb, 7dc (100th draw control win of season+2)
Maeve Finnegan- 4g, 2a, 6gb, 1ct
Rachel Doubet- 4g, 2gb
Maggie Blemings-3g, 3a, 2gb
Daly Ewing- 1g, 4gb
Meryn Steinrock- 1g, 3gb, 5dc
Ainsley George- 1a, 3gb
Maeve Sullivan-6gb
Della George- 5gb, 2ct
Brennagh Shields- 3gb
Chloe Menear- 8 Goalie Saves

East Penn Conference championship – Parkland 12, Easton 6

Parkland 8 4 – 12
Easton 3 3 – 6

Parkland
Morgan Hurd 5g
Kaz Kennedy 2g
Emily Leiby 2g, 1a
Mackenzie Roth 1g, 1a
Maeve Leonzi 1g
Sophie Marcotte 1g
Kenzie Galucy 12 saves

Easton
Riley McDonald 3g, 1a
Maddie Caffrey 1g, 1a
Allie Drake 1g
Ellie McIntyre 1g
Rylee Soltis 4 saves
Kylee Hager 5 saves

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The 2019 All-Catholic League girls’ team:

First Team

Madison Henry Archbishop Carroll MVP
Emily Raech Cardinal O’Hara
Amber Germer Archbishop Carroll
Lindsey Fagan Bonner-Prendie
Annie Whalen Archbishop Wood
Katie Shallow Cardinal O’Hara
Alex Cabahug Almonte Archbishop Carroll
Maggie Blemings Bonner-Prendie
Liza Dellarata Archbishop Carroll
Kenzie Raech Cardinal O’Hara
Annie Corrigan Conwell-Egan
Maeve Heckard Lansdale Catholic
Goalie: Lizzie Velton Archbishop Wood

Second Team

Lindsey Faul Archbishop Wood
Rachel Familetti Cardinal O’Hara
Kelli Ann Matey Archbishop Carroll
Leah Hueber Bishop McDevitt
Sarah Hartigan St. Hubert
Natalie O’neill Little Flower
Della George Bonner-Prendie
Rachel Doubet Bonner-Prendie
Erin Grady Cardinal O’Hara
Grace Picozzi Lansdale Catholic
Mia Scarduzi Cardinal O’Hara
Maeve Finnegan Bonner-Prendie
Goalie: Julia Dellarata Archbishop Carroll

Honorable Mention

Madeline Curran Little Flower
Alexandra Urbine Hallahan
Olivia Simmons Archbishop Ryan
Jess Ruk St. Hubert
Kiley Mottice Archbishop Carroll
Tori Wolstenholme St. Hubert
Goalie: Jackie Deuber Cardinal O’Hara

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/14/19
Staff Report

James Cipolla scored three goals and Greg Santa-Anna added two goals and two assists as Parkland defeated Allentown Central Catholic, 9-8, Monday night at Northampton to claim its second straight East Penn Conference boys’ lacrosse championship.

Parkland (19-0) kept its perfect season going as it toppled the Vikings for third time this year.

Meanwhile, in the East Penn girls’ championship, Morgan Hurd tallid five goals as Parkland toppled Easton, 12-6, for its sixth crown in seven years.

The Parkland boys scored four consecutive goals after falling behind 1-0 and never gave up the lead. The Panthers led 6-4 at halftime and allowed ACC (16-4) to close within one goak only at 9-8 in the final four minutes of play.

Matt Geroulo added two goals for Parkland and Eli Fisher had a goal and two assists while James McLaughlin posted 7 saves.

“It was a great team win for our players and the Parkland program,” said Parkland’s first-year coach, Mike Bender. “We are excited about the accomplishment, but remain focused on what’s next for us.

“Everyone on the roster and staff have been working extremely hard and are well deserving of a repeat EPC championship.”

Matt Scandone had three goals and an assist and Jack McGorry had three goals for the Vikings. Nolan Barr had 11 saves.

Parkland is the No. 1 seed in the District 11 Class AAA tournament and the Vikings are the top Class AA seed.

In the girls’ final, Emily Leiby had two goals and an assist and freshman Kaz Kennedy scored twice to help Hurd on attack for Parkland (13-7).

Riley McDonald collected three goals and an assist and Maddi Caffrey had a goal and an assist for the RedRovers (14-4), who had edged the Trojans, 17-16, in their EPC regular-season game.

East Penn Conference Championships

Boys – Parkland 9, Allentown Central Catholic 8
Central Catholic 1 3 2 2 – 8
Parkland 2 4 2 1 – 9

Central Catholic
Matt Scandone 3g, 1a
Jack McGorry 3g
Justin Pasquale 1g
Tyler Schifko 1g, 1a
Louie Baloh 1a
Nolan Barr 11 saves

Parkland
James Cipolla 3g
Matt Geroulo 2g
Greg Santa-Anna 2g, 2a
Eli Fisher 1g, 2a
Brett Cipolla 1g
Alex Albertson 1a
James McLaughlin 7 saves

Girls – Parkland 12, Easton 6
Parkland 8 4 – 12
Easton 3 3 – 6

Parkland
Morgan Hurd 5g
Kaz Kennedy 2g
Emily Leiby 2g, 1a
Mackenzie Roth 1g, 1a
Maeve Leonzi 1g
Sophie Marcotte 1g
Kenzie Galucy 12 saves

Easton
Riley McDonald 3g, 1a
Maddie Caffrey 1g, 1a
Allie Drake 1g
Ellie McIntyre 1g
Rylee Soltis 4 saves
Kylee Hager 5 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/14/19

The 2019 East Penn Conference All-League boys’ team:

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – James Cipolla , #35, Senior (Parkland)

ATTACK
1st Team James Cipolla, #35, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Greg Santa-Anna, #5, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Justin Pasquale #9, Senior (CCHS)
2nd Team Alex Petrignani, #22, Sophomore (Easton)
2nd Team Evan Bhagat, #25, Senior (Emmaus)
MIDFIELDER
1st Team Mike Leschinsky, #22, Senior (Emmaus)
1st Team Bailey O’Connor, #11, Senior (Emmaus)
1st Team Justin Kinter, #28, Senior (Freedom)
2nd Team Todd Gloss, #26, Senior (CCHS)
2nd Team Matt Scandone, #3, Senior (CCHS)
2nd Team Will Filipovits, #24, Sophomore (Parkland)
2nd Team Jack McKenna, #5, Junior (Nazareth)
DEFENSE
1st Team Alex Albertson, #7, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Dylan Rahm, #16, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Joe Pasquale #8, Senior (CCHS)
2nd Team Tyler Hoagland, #44, Senior (Nazareth)
2nd Team Giovanni Raso, #33, Junior (Easton)
2nd Team Marcus Kreidler, #19, Sophomore (Freedom)
LONG STICK MIDFIELDER
1st Team Devin Boyko, #44, Senior (Emmaus)
2nd Team Colby Carlson, #8, Senior (Parkland)
2nd Team Nathaniel Oraschin, #15, Senior (Easton)
FACEOFF
1st Team Luke Talago, #14, Senior (CCHS)
GOALIE 1st Team James McLaughlin, #14, Senior (Parkland)
2nd Team Joseph Heckel, #11, Junior (Easton)
UTILITY
1st Team Max Stevens, #26, Senior (Freedom)
2nd Team Eli Fisher, #12, Senior (Parkland)

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/14/19

The 2019 East Penn Conference All-League Girls’ team:

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Taylor O’Brien, #20, Senior (Emmaus)

LOW ATTACK
1st Team Katie Flynn, #11, Junior (Freedom)
1st Team Morgan Hurd, #2, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Riley McDonald, #19, Junior (Easton)
2nd Team Allie Drake, #1, Senior (Easton)
2nd Team Maddie Caffrey, #23, Senior (Easton)
2nd Team Grace Hall, #6, Senior (Emmaus)
2nd Team Emily Leiby, #1, Junior (Parkland)
LOW DEFENSE
1st Team Lydia Lisetski, #8, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Annie Walsh, #13/33, Senior (Easton)
1st Team Emma Telatovich, #21, Senior (Freedom)
2nd Team Char Smith, #24, Senior (Easton)
2nd Team Mary Ballas, #8, Senior (CCHS)
2nd Team Caroline Garrett, #11, Junior (Easton)
2nd Team Kristyn Kleinhenz, #19, Junior (Parkland)
MIDFIELDER
1st Team Taylor O’Brien, #20, Senior (Emmaus)
1st Team Mackenzie Roth, #11, Senior (Parkland)
1st Team Juliana Lopez, #6, Junior (Pleasant Valley)
1st Team Brooke Veit, #20, Sophomore (Liberty)
1st Team Lauren Kolakowski, #21, Senior (Nazareth)
2nd Team Emma Talago, #34, Freshman (CCHS)
2nd Team Kaz Kennedy, 33, Freshman (Parkland)
2nd Team Lea Krieger, #36, Freshman (Easton)
GOALIE
1st Team Mackenzie Galucy, #62, Senior (Parkland)
2nd Team Adrianna Johns, #75, Senior (Nazareth)
2nd Team Chloe Gerhard, #45, Senior (Emmaus)
UTILITY
1st Team Jill Bushinsky, #9, Junior (Parkland)
1st Team Alexandra Bush, #14, Freshman (Pleasant Valley)
2nd Team Kaitlyn Csensits, #27, Junior (Emmaus)

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