Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/30/21

Agnes Irwin 12, Penn Charter 11

AIS
Brynn Ammerman – 1a, 1ct
Alex Lesko – 2g, 1gb
Cate Parsells – 2g, 1gb, 4dcs
Carly Wilson – 5g, 1a, 1gb 1dc
Sydney Wilson – 1g, 2a, 1ct, 1dc
Annabel Laveran – 1gb
Katherine Ernst – 2ct, 3dcs
Samantha Hark – 1gb, 2ct
Colby Macaione – 1gb, 1ct, 1dc
Ella Springer – 1g
Blair Fox – 1g, 1ct
Jordan Healy – 4 saves
Paige Crowther – 3 saves

Penn Charter
Kaylee Dyer 2G 2A
Mia Ferraro 2G
Maddie Shoup 4G 1DC
Darcy Felter 1G 4A 4DC
Charlotte Hodgson 1G 4DC
Gracie Shoup 1G 3CT 2GB 1DC
Lauren Anderson 2CT 1GB
Maggie Turner 1GB
Ella Curci 2CT 1GB
Grace Turner 2CT
Jamie Kubach 9 saves
Kayla Joyce 1 save

EA 21, Baldwin 12

EA
Brooke Stocku 3g 1a
Alexa Capozzoli 3g 2a 6dc 2gb 1cto
Jordan Morley 2g 2a 1dc 1gb
Sarah Groark 2g 1a 2gb 2cto 1int
Lex Venstresca 2g 3dc 1gb 1cto
Madison Vetterlein 1dc 2gb 1cto
Sydney Richter 2g 2dc 1gb
Jenna Morley 2g 4dc 1gb 1cto
Grace Snyder 2gb
Molly Delaney 1gb 1cto
Bella Piselli 3g 2dc 1cto
Alice Nash 1g 1gb 2a
Abby Bonner 1g
Eloise Richter 3 saves 1gb

Twin Valley 13, Henderson 6
Henderson 2, Twin Valley 8

Henderson
Grace DePrisco 2A 1dc 1gb
Ella Tunnell 3g 7dc 2GB 1ct
Erin Reichert 1a
Hanna Laudermilch 1g
Delaney 2g 4dc 4gb
Olivia Justice 1a 1gb
Anna Dinacci 1a
Sammi Cantor 5 saves

Hopewell Valley 15, Princeton 19
Hopewell Valley (4-1) 5 10 15
Princeton (1-2) 12 7 19

HV
Peyton Branagh 8g
Anderson Cappucci 3g
Maya Parker 1a
Paige Dumont 2g
Madeline Ryan 2g
Taina Harkins 1a
Mariel Haynes 9 saves

Princeton
Grace Rebak 1a
Shoshana Henderson 7g 7a
Kate Becker 10g 2a
Riley Devlin 2g 1a
Sarah Henderson 1a
Gigi Peloso 11 saves

Radnor 10, Archbishop Carroll 8
Radnor 6-4-10
Carroll 4-4- 8

Carroll
Julia Basciano 2g
Keri Barnett 3g, 1a, 3 dc, 1ct, 2gb
Emma Talego 1g
Kiley Mottice 2g
Sienna Golden 1dc
Machaela Henry 2dc, 1gb
Mary Matey 2dc
Karli Dougherty 1ct, 1gb
Katie Karoly 2ct, 1gb
Brooke Wilson 1gb
Sophie Kvetan 5 saves

Radnor
Karis Mameniski 3g
Margaret Moonell 2g
Courtney Wolfington 2g
Sally Austen 1g
Shelia Esgro 1g
Cierra Hopson 1g
Abby Jansen 6 saves
Elise Palmer 3 saves

ANC 16, FC 3

Tara Pitcairn: 8 goalie saves

ANC Scorers:
Becca Clark: 6g; 1a; 7dc
Cassidy Peterman: 3g; 2a; 3dc
Sabrina Brock: 4g; 2a
Emma Bryntesson: 1g; 1a; 3dc
Briana McCurdy: 1g; 2a
Xola Wade: 1g
Miah Weinberg: 1a
Erika Frazier: 1a

Owen J. Roberts 11, Methacton 0

OJR
Gabbi Koury 6G/1A
Alexa Vogelman 4G/1A
Gracyn Smith 1G/1A
Korrigan Smith 4 Saves

Methacton’s GK had 21 saves!

Boyertown 10, SpringFord 13
BT – 4 – 6 – 10
SF – 9 – 4 – 13

BT
Allie Schell 2g, 1a, 4gb, 1ct
Delaney Fox 4g, 1a, 2dc
Emma Ludwig 1ct
Mikayla Moyer 1gb, 2ct
Emma Beidler 1g, 1a, 1gb, 2dc
Jordan Woodring 2g, 5gb
Ali Pioli 1a, 2gb, 7dc, 2ct
Grace Rinehimer 1ct
Alina Friz 2gb, 1ct
Kenzie Schealer 2gb, 1ct
Jasmine Fink 1g, 1a, 2gb, 3dc
Elli Ferraro 9 saves

SF
Alyssa Mozi 4g
Brenna Whiteside 3g
Mac Maloney 3g
Abbey Boyer 1g
Alyssa Collins 1g
Rian Kengor 1g

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/30/21

St. Joe’s Prep 17, Bonnor 3

SJP
Mitch Lloyd 2 goals
Scott Oconnor 4 goals
Grant Snyder 3 goals
Nico Robak 2 goals

Haverford School 13, Germantown Academy 4

GA scoring
Joey Delello 1g 1a
Josh Lee 1g
Bryan O’Neill 1g
Rocco Ippoldo 1g
Brendan Donnelly 9 saves

Lansdale Catholic 14, Conwell Egan 2

LC Scoring
Connor Mann 6g 1a
Pat McKeever 2g 3a
Mikey Kleinert 2g 2a
Patch Flannery 2g 1a
Pat Cooney 2g
Colin Corbett 1a
Patch Flannery 9/14 FO
Tyler VanOsten 2/2 FO
Connor Flanegan 5 saves
Jack Kennedy 3 saves

Shanahan 7, Great Valley 6 OT
Shanahan-1-2-1-2-1=7
Great Valley -2-1-2-1-0=6

Shanahan scorers
Owen Mehok 1G, 4A
Colin McGrory 2G, 1A (game winner OT)
Collin Gucwa 1G, 1A
Aidan Stine 1G
Joe Devine 2G, 1A
Joe Pezone 4 saves
Liam Blakely OT FO win

Great Valley 6, Shanahan 7 (OT)
GV – 2-1-2-1-0 = 6
BS – 1-2-1-2-1 = 7

GV
Darren Middleton 2G 2A
Brady Mitchell 2G
August Flynn 2G
Michael Corrigan 1A
Nick Mort – 13 saves

CB South 9, Pennridge 6
CB South 5 3 1 0
Pennridge 1 2 2 1

CB South
Evan Jacobsen 1g
Chris Moore 1g 16 of 16 FO 8gbs
Cole Cenci 1g 3gbs
Nick Fareno 2g 2a 1gb
Reese Levinson 2g
Logan Dunn 2g 1CTO 1gb
Christian Manibo 2CTO
David Humphreys 1CTO 1gb
Gavin Ostroff 13 saves

Archbishop Wood 13, Archbishop Carroll 8

ABW:
Matt Dombrowski — 21 saves
Dan Divita — 6G 3A 6GB
Roman Filippo — 2G 2A 6GB
Nick Citrigno — 2G 2A 2GB
Aiden McCarthy — 1G 4GB
Will Studley — 1G 3GB
Tyler Traae — 1G 14/23 faceoffs
Dan Romano — 1A 1GB
Aiden Boyle — 1A
Jackson Foley — 4GB
Jake McNamee — 3GB

North Penn 7, CBWest 6
NP 4,2,1,0
CBW 2,2,1,1

NP scoring:
Declan Lanier 1g
Caleb Moister 1a
Dakari Luby 4g 1a
Lars Homan 2g 1a
Ryan McCann 1a
Connor Flynn 14 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/1/21

La Salle 15, Manheim Twp. 6

La Salle
Jack Vandegrift- 1 assist
Andrew Kelly- 1 assist
Charlie Huntley- 7 goals, 1 assist
Tim Mehlmann- 1 goal
Jack Pilling- 2 assists
Franky Fix- 1 goal
Mason Lasasz- 1 goal 2 assists
Seth Michalak- 3 goals
Colin Wakefield- 1 assist
Pj Oppenheimer – 1 goal
Harry Sweitzer- 1 goal
Layton Brackton- 1 assist
Luke Hreshko- 7 saves
Stevie Davis- 12/17 FO
Seth Michalak- 5/6 FO

Great Valley 11, Conestoga Valley 6
GV – 1-4-3-3 = 11
CV – 0-2-1-3 = 6

GV
Darren Middleton 3G
Daniel Siaton 2G 1A
August Flynn 2G
Andy Talone 2G
Gavin Foga 1G
Brady Mitchell 1G
Nick Mort – 11 Saves

CV
Zach Fisher 3G
Jeff Fisher 2G 2A
Keller Dillman 1G 1A
Ben Nolt – 11 Saves

Perkiomen Valley 16, Boyertown 6
PV 4-6-4-2 16
BT 0-0-3-3 6

PV
Jack Scaliti 4g 1a
Matt Farrington 4g 2a
Dane Hagen 2g 3a
Sam Nice 2g
Dillon Kane 2a
Aidan McCabe 2a
Riley Milligan 1g
Brad Curci 1a
Ethan Schauer 1g 1a
Luke CiChetti 2g
Dallas Pulliam 3/7 FO
Colin Delo 4/7 FO
Noah Delo 6/11 FO
Jacob Klosinski 5 saves 1 GA
Chuck McCue 2 saves 5 GA

Boyertown
Lane Yergey 1g 1a
Luke Heimbach 1g 2a
Ryder Gehris 2g
Aidan McFalls 2g
John McGrath 12/25
Michael McMahon 6 saves

Radnor 11, Conestoga 7

Radnor
Ryan Goldstein 3G 1A
Damien Ramondo 2G 2A
Chris Begier 1G 2A
Charlie Bernicker 2G
Colin French 1G
Drew Cox 1G
Nick Lucchesi 1G

Bishop Shanahan 10, Abington 0
Shanahan-1-3-3-3=10
Abington-0-0-0-0=0

Shanahan
Owen Mehok-3G, 3A
Brendan Oakes-2G, 1A
Devin Mullen-2G
Trevor Barbadora-1G
Dylan Jones-2G
Andrew Deviney-1A

Unionville 7, Haverford High 6
Haverford. 2. 1. 2. 1 – 6
Unionville. 1. 2. 3. 1 – 7

Haverford High
Quinn Carson: 4G
Nikolas McKendry: 1G
Curran Kranick: 1G
Jimmy Klein: 2A
Matt Davis, G: 6 saves
Ben Devitis, FO: 9/17

Unionville
Haden Quillman 2G
Kevin Carson 2G
Will Snook 2G
Luc Spano 1G, 2A
Nico Kotch 8 saves

Wilson 6, Central Bucks East 3
W 1 2 2 1. -6
CBE 0 1 1 1 -3

Wilson
Kieffer 1G 1A
Strobel 2G
Powers 1A
M Lenart 3G
Stitzel 1A, 8/13 faceoffs.
Skipper 7 saves

Haverford School 13, Garnet Valley 5
(#1OVE Cup to honor memory of Kip Taviano)

Haverford School
Teddy Malone – 2g/1a
Avi Mehl – 2g/1a
Wills Burt – 2g/1a
Ryan DiRocco – 1g/2a
Wells Flinn – 2g
Nolan Cooleen – 1g
Geordy Holmes – 1g
Michael Bozzi – 1g
Reed Halpert – 1g
Pat Gillin – 1a
Bo Page – 1a
Chuck Cacciutti – 6 Saves
Ben McCarthy – 6 GB’s

Upper Merion 15, Interboro 9
Upper Merion 2-3-6-4 —15
Interboro 4-3-0-2 —9

U. Merion
C. Beso 7G 3A
C. Laney 3G 1A
L. Jones 2G 1A
A. Haney 1G
K. Roseland 1G
B. Marino 1G

Interboro
John Scibello 5G 3A
Logan Sanders 2G
Konnor Oreskovich 2G
Nick Mormando 1A
CJ Jones 11 saves

Kennett 17, Central Bucks West 3
Kennett 5 7 4 1 – 17
CB West 1 2 0 0 -3

Kennett
Jake Freebery 4g 2a
Sam Forte 4g 2A
Zach Hulme 4g 1A
Rich Hughson 2g 2A 18 of 24 FO
Evan Hartman 2g 1a
Broc Fantazzi 1g

CBW
Brayden Albrecht 1g
Austin Hahn 1g
Matt Jacobsen 1g
Connor Albrecht 1a
Jeff Woosnam 1a
Evan Hee 7 save
Will Shandlay 1 save

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 9, Spring-Ford 8, OT

SCHA
Alex Pilling 1a
Luke Neverosky 1g
Neil Hutchinson 2g (GW goal)
Will Freeman 2g, 2a
Brenden Dundas 3g, 1a
Alec Tulio 1g
Fitz McLaughlin 2g
Conor Kilfeather 11 of 20 FO
Tyler Guzik 12 saves

Avon Grove 9, Coatesville 3

Coatesville
Alex Ly 2g
Logan Fleming 1g
Owen Ellis 3a

Malvern Prep 12, Salesianum School 7
Sallies 2-3-2-0 – 7
Malvern 2-2-3-5 – 12

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/1/21

Pingry 13, Haddonfield 10
Pingry (3-1) 8 5 -13
Haddonfield (3-1) 6 4 -10

Haddonfield
Allie Brown 2g
Emily Smart 1g
McKenzie Blake 3g, 1a
Ava Keenana 2g, 1a
Sadie Carpenter 1g
Juliet Walls 1g
Maya Feinstein 1 save
Lexi Gawku 2 saves

Emmaus 18, Wyoming Seminary 4

Emmaus
Smith 5g
Hollinger 4g, 1a
Cote 4g
Shaffer 1g, 4a
Watkins 2g, 1a
Brown 1g
Candy 1g

Penncrest 12, Haverford High 11
Penncrest 6-6-12
Haverford 3-8-11

Haverford
Jackie Heinerichs-3g, 2a, 5dc,
Emma Rowland- 2g, 1a, 5dc , 3gb
Grace Hetznec kerf-2g, 1a, 2gb
Izzy McGarvey-2g, 2a,2gb
Carloline Dotsey-1g
Colleeen Bates-1g
Rory Turner-11 saves

Penncrest
Kate Stanton -3g
Mia George-5g
Annalyn Pompetti-3g
Amber Wolfe-1g
Sophie Pasniak-8 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/2/21
Staff Report

Teddy Malone, Avi Mehl and Willis Burt each had two goals and an assist as No. 2 Haverford School topped visiting Garnet Valley, 13-5, in the second 10VE Cup Saturday.

The game – created in 2019 – is played in memory of Kip Taviano, who played for the Fords (7-4) and lived in the Garnet Valley School District, playing youth lacrosse with many members of the Jaguars program. Taviano died in an automobile accident in 2013 shortly after graduation.

Wells Flinn also had two goals and Ryan DiRocco added one goal and two assists for the Fords. Chuck Cacciutti had six saves.

Ryan Nealon paced No. 5 Garnet Valley (11-2) with two goals while Max Busenkell had a goal and two assists.

Haverford School
Teddy Malone 2g/1a
Avi Mehl 2g/1a
Wills Burt 2g/1a
Ryan DiRocco 1g/2a
Wells Flinn 2g
Nolan Cooleen 1g
Geordy Holmes 1g
Michael Bozzi 1g
Reed Halpert 1g
Pat Gillin 1a
Bo Page 1a
Chuck Cacciutti 6 Saves
Ben McCarthy 6 GB’s

Garnet Valley
Joey Halloran 1G
Ryan Nealon 2G
Max Busenkell 1G 2A
Bishop Barnes 1G
Drew Keaveney 5 Saves
Sam DiTrolio 6 of 11 FO
Sam Morin 6 of 8 FO, 2 FTO, 5GB
Sean Gallagher 1 FTO, 5GB
Luke Shoemaker 3 FTO, 3GB

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/3/21

1. Conestoga (10-0-1) – Last week: No. 1. The Pioneers play at Catholic league leader Archbishop Carroll on Saturday.
2. Penn Charter (12-1-1) – Last week: No. 2. The Quakers look to rebound from their first loss, 12-11, to Agnes Irwin Tuesday vs. Archbishop Carroll.
3. Garnet Valley (11-1) – Last week: No. 3. The Jaguars have a big Central league game Tuesday at Radnor.
4. Radnor (10-1) – Last week: No. 4. The Raiders, after a big win over Archbishop Carroll, host Garnet Valley Tuesday.
5. Agnes Irwin (10-3) – Last week: No. 9. The Owls had another big week, clipping Manheim Township, 15-6, and then dealing Penn Charter its first loss, 12-11.
6. Archbishop Carroll (11-2) – Last week: No. 5. The Patriots rebounded from a loss to Radnor with a 13-2 conquest of Villa Maria Academy.
7. Moorestown-NJ (5-0) – Last week: No. 7. The Quakers play at Lenape on Tuesday.
8. Unionville (11-1) – Last week: No. 6. The Longhorns suffered their first loss to Bishop Shanahan and rebounded with key one-goal wins over Great Valley at Kennett.
9. Downingtown West (11-1) – Last week: No. 11. The Whippets host Downingtown East Tuesday in a battle of Ches-Mont League leaders.
10. Bishop Shanahan (5-3) – Last week: No. 12. The Eagles have Ches-Mont wins over Downingtown East, Unionville, West Chester Rustin and Great Valley.
11. Manheim Township (12-3) – Last week: No. 8. The Blue Streaks fell to Agnes Irwin, 15-6.
12. Owen J. Roberts (11-0) – Last week: No. 10. The Wildcats continue to dominate the Pioneer Athletic Conference.
13. Cape Henlopen-DE (10-1) – Last week: No. 13. The Vikings dealt Sussex Academy its first loss, 17-10.
14. Twin Valley (15-1) – Last week: Unranked. The Raiders enter the rankings after topping Downingtown East, 13-10. Their loss was to Manheim Township, 14-10.
15. (tie) Downingtown East (10-3) – Last week: No. 14. The Cougars play Tuesday at Downingtown West. (tie) Cardinal O’Hara (8-4) – Last Week: No. 15. The Lions continue to play elite non-league games and travel to Radnor on Friday.

Under consideration: Academy of Notre Dame (4-6), Easton (12-0), Emmaus (14-1), Episcopal Academy (6-4), Great Valley (7-4), Haddonfield-NJ (3-1), Kennett (7-1), Methacton (7-2), Penncrest (8-5), Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (5-5), Strath Haven (11-3), Tatnall School (10-0), Ursuline Academy-DE (6-2), Villa Maria Academy (9-2), West Chester Rustin (5-5), Wissahickon (12-0).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/3/21

The Phillylacrosse.com Rankings for May 1:

1. Malvern Prep (11-1) – Last week: No. 1. The Friars play at No. 2 Episcopal Academy Tuesday in a key Inter-Ac League contest.
2. Episcopal Academy (6-2) – Last week: No. 9. The Churchmen made a big move after toppling Haverford School, 12-5, and improving to 5-1 in the Inter-Ac League.
3. Haverford School (7-4) – Last week: No. 2. The Fords downed Garnet Valley Saturday in the 2nd Annual 10VE Cup, 13-5.
4. La Salle (11-1) – Last week: No. 3. The Explorers handled Manheim Township, 15-6.
5. Radnor (11-1) – Last week: No. 4. The Raiders play Tuesday at Garnet Valley in a game that figures to decide the Central League championship.
6. Garnet Valley (11-2) – Last week: No. 5. The Jaguars host Radnor Tuesday in a showdown of undefeated Central League teams.
7. Salesianum School-DE (8-2) – Last week: No. 6. The Sals gave No. 1 Malvern Prep a battle until bowing, 12-7.
8. Conestoga (8-4) – Last week: No. 7. It appears the Pioneers – now with two league losses – will be dethroned after winning the past four Central League titles, no small task.
9. Kennett (11-0) – Last week: No. 8. The Demons have two big road games this week in the Ches-Mont League, Tuesday at West Chester Rustin and Thursday at Downingtown West.
10. Academy of the New Church (6-5) – Last week: No. 10. The Lions battled La Salle before falling, 13-8.
11. Wissahickon (9-3) – Last week: No 12. The Trojans have a big Suburban One American game Tuesday at Upper Dublin and then travels to Ches-Mont League co-leader Downingtown East on Thursday.
12. Springfield-Delco (8-3) – Last week: No. 11. The Cougars host Strath Haven Tuesday and travel to Conestoga Thursday.
13. Strath Haven (8-2) – Last week: No. 13. The Panthers toppled Penncrest, 9-7.
14. Germantown Academy (5-5) – Last week: No. 14. The Patriots edged Penn Charter, 6-5.
15. Downingtown East (11-1) – Last week: No. 15. The Cougars host Dwningtown West Tuesday in a cross-town rival showdown of undefeated Ches-Mont League teams.
    Under Consideration: Allentown Central Catholic (9-0), Cape Henlopen-DE (9-3), Downingtown West (12-2), Emmaus (11-0), Methacton (6-1), Penn Charter (2-7), Penncrest (10-3), Perkiomen Valley (8-0); Spring-Ford (6-2), Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (5-7), St. Augustine Prep-NJ (2-3), St. Joseph’s Prep (8-2), Unionville (6-2), Wilson (15-1).

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/3/21
From Press Release

The Philadelphia Lacrosse Association is pleased to announce the names of the individuals who will be inducted into the Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the US Lacrosse Hall of Fame. The PLA hosts the Hall of Fame induction ceremony every two years to honor the great players, coaches, officials, promoters and others, both men and women, who have made significant contributions to the game in Pennsylvania and are deserving of the highest recognition.

The PLA will hold its induction ceremony and reception at the United Sports Training Center, Downingtown, PA on September 18, 2021 beginning at 1:30 pm. More information and ticket sales for the festive outdoor event will be forthcoming.

The 2021 Class is listed below along with additional awards. The incoming class was selected following a nomination and balloting process and a vote by the PLA Board of Directors, based on the recommendations of the Men’s and Women’s HOF Selection Committees, which conduct and supervise the process.

The first class to the Chapter HOF was inducted in 1998, at which time all National HOF members with a Pennsylvania nexus were admitted to the Chapter HOF as well. US Lacrosse requires that all candidates for the National HOF first be members of a Chapter HOF.
Men’s Division Class of 2021 Hall of Fame Honorees:
• Drew Adams: Player
• Steve Colfer: Coach
• G.T. Corrigan: Player
• Matt Flynn: Coach/Contributor
• Greg Gurenlian: Player
• Don Evanson- Player
Women’s Division Class of 2021 Hall of Fame Honorees:
• Judy Turner Baxter: Player/Coach
• Julie Hull Elicker: Player
• Diane Horsey: Coach/Official/Contributor
• Marilyn Hull: Official
• Chrissy Muller Poplawski: Player/Contributor

The PLA Board of Directors has also selected the following persons to receive Chapter Awards this year:
Founder’s Award: Given by the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association on behalf of its Chapter Members in recognition of significant and enduring contributions to the growth and development of lacrosse in Pennsylvania
Men’s Game Honorees:
• Bruce Garcia (Central Bucks East High School, Central Bucks Athletic Association)
• Mike Bauer (West Chester Youth Lacrosse, Chester County Lacrosse Association)
Women’s Game Honorees:
• Alan Geiger (USWLA Lacrosse, Haverford Youth Lacrosse, National Tournament, Women’s Club Lacrosse)
• Diane Faison (Interboro Youth Lacrosse, High School coach)

Peter Samson Award: Given by the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association on behalf of its Chapter Members in memory of Peter Samson, founder of Radnor Youth Lacrosse and the Katie Samson High School Lacrosse Festival, to honor outstanding character, leadership and sportsmanship as well as long-time passion, commitment and devotion to America’s Native Game and the lacrosse community of Southeastern Pennsylvania.

• 2021 Honoree: Jason Christmas (Ashbee Youth Lacrosse, Duke’s Lacrosse Club)

Treinish Award: Given by the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association to honor the memory of Norman Treinish, founder of Ashbee Youth Lacrosse, one of the first youth lacrosse programs in Greater Philadelphia. The award is presented to an individual “whose longstanding efforts, energy and devotion to the game have had a profound and lasting impact on the development of organized youth lacrosse in our Chapter region.”

• 2021 Honoree: John Kirk (Marple Newtown JR. Tigers Lacrosse

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/3/21

Cardinal O’Hara 16, Little Flower 5

O’Hara
Ellie Miller 2 goals 4 assists
Lexi Culp 3 goals
Rachel Familetti 2g 2A
Honor Breen 2 goals
Mia Scarduzio 1g
Kellie McCarthey 1 Goal
Claire Kutufaris 1g1a

Kennett 11, Henderson 8
Half 6-8

Stats for Henderson
Grace DePrisco 1g 5a 4dc 5GB
Ella tunnell 1g 2dc 7gb 2ct
Delaney Turner 4g 1a 1dc 1gb 1ct
Kacey kidwell 1ct
Sammi cantor 10 saves
Anna Dinacci 1g 2A 2ct

Upper Dublin 15, Cheltenham 1
UD 11 4 15
Cheltenham 1 0 1

Upper Dublin
Jenn McCarry 4 goals
Tess Reardon 3 goals
Aditi Foster 2 goals 3 assists
Ellie Eby 2 goals
Ella Lyon 1 goal 2 assists
Allie Rock 1 goal
Paige Dinkel 1 goal
Lauren Dartely 1 goal

Cheltenham
Abby Leighton 1 goal

Bishop Shanahah 18, Gwynedd Mercy Academy 9
Bishop Shanahan: 10 – 8 – 18
Gwynedd Mercery: 5 – 4 – 9

Bishop Shanahan:
Michelle Warren: 2G
Lila Ceribelli: 4DC
Liv Murphy: 2G, 1A, 1DC
Darby Whalen: 1G, 1GB, 1INT
Ellie Udo: 3G, 2A, 5DC
Soph Lymberis: 3G, 1A
Paris Masaracchia: 1G, 2A, 1GB, 2DC
Caitlyn Hubiak: 1G, 2A, 1CT, 4DC
Silvia Baptista: 1G, 1A
Gretel Eissler: 1G
Nina Duncheskie: 1G, 1CT
Sam Dadezzio: 1G
Claire Fader: 1G, 1INT, 2DC
CeCe Newman (Goalie): 5 Saves
Mckenna Billie (Goalie): 1 Save

PW 13, Abington 12 OT
Halftime: Abington 6 PW 4

Abington
Maddie Hinkle 5g,1a
Lisa Karaba 3g
Mei Mei Cheng 3g,1a
Abby Johnson 1g

PW
Max Leszczynski 4g,1a 8 DC
Brianna Austin 4g,
Meghan Wendler 3g,
Fiona Gooneratne 1g,1a
Elle Clark 1g, 2GBs,2TOs

Conestoga 17, Ridley 3

Stoga:
Rachel Clark 3g 3dc
Kate Galica 3g 1dc
Kiki Liebezeit 2g 2gb
Piper Kienzle 1g
Gabby Ridder 1g 1a
Anna DeVuono 1g
Grace Shackleford 1g
Keating Hopkins 1g
Melissa Hewitt 1g 1a
Megan Marengo 1g 3dc
Kat Bielinski 1g
Natalie Yarmark 1g 3a
Alex Lepore had 2 saves

Ridley:
Hailey Shanahan 2g
Emily Liberis 1g

VJM 13, Naz 3

VJM
Hagan 5 goals, 4gb, 1ct
Leahy 1 goal, 1a, 2gb
McLaughlin 1 goal, 2a, 7gb,1dc,1ct
Peters 2 goals, 2gb, 1ct
Redican 3 goals, 3a, 11gb, 2dc
Roe 1 goal, 1a, 2gb
Verespy 1a, 4gb
Wiser Goalie 7 saves

Upper Perkiomen 16, Pottstown 8
Upper Perkiomen 11/5=16
Pottstown 4/4=8

Upper Perkiomen
Marykate Sitko 6G,2A,12DC,1CT
Abby Davidheiser 4G,1A
Payton Bettys 3G,1A,3GB,1CT
Lindsay Bieler 2G,2A,2GB,1CT
Abby Orsini 1G,1A
Makenzie Bettys 6 saves

Pottstown
Destri Roye 4G
Jocelyn Malou’ulu 1G
Taetum Robbins 1G
Brynn Mclune 1G
Daishawna Dean 14 saves

Williamstown (0) at Haddonfield (20)
Williamstown 0 0 0
Haddonfield 12 8 20

Haddonfield
Stella Stolarick 1g
Mia Rothstein 1g
Jenna Walls 1g
Emily Smart 3g
Mary Kate Murschell 2g
Amanda Meeker 1g
Juliet Walls 2g
Isabella Carl 1g
Ava Keenan 1g
Molly McDonnell 1g
Chloe Gwaku 1g
McKenzie Blake 5g 3a

Princeton 14, West Windsor-Plainsboro North 1
Princeton 11 3 14
West Windsor-Plainsboro North 0 1 1

Princeton
Phoebe Steiger 1g
Jane Biggs 1g
Sylvie LeBouef 1g
Grace Rebak 1g 1a
Shoshana Henderson 1g 5a
Kate Becker 3g 3a
Riley Devlin 1g 1a
Sarah Glenn 1g
Jocelyn Lee 1g
Sarah Henderson 2g
Catie Samaan 1g
Gigi Peloso 1 save

West Windsor-Plainsboro North
Lindsay Mitchell 1g

Central Bucks South 17, Neshaminy 0
CB South 11-6-17
Neshaminy 0-0-0

CB South
Janessa Watson 3 goals
Kate Victor 2 goals
Tegan Mullan 2 goals
Emalee Day 2 goals
Grace Gannon 2 goals
Bridget Curtis 1 goal
Emily Klunk 1 goal
Maddy Connell 1 goal
Brooke Cenci 1 goal
Maddy Flynn 1 goal
Kaitlyn Spicer 1 goal
Gabby Mayo 6 Saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/3/21

Lansdale Catholic 5 Bishop Shanahan 7

LC Scoring
Connor Mann 3g
Pat McKeever 3a
Colin Corbett 1g 1a
Pat Cooney 1g
Connor Flanegan 17 saves

Allentown Central Catholic 15, Moravian 7
Moravian 1 3 2 1 7
Central 1 6 4 4 15

MA:
Vinny C. 3g
Nolan Dosava 1g 1a
AJ Lozano 1g 1a
Gavin Gibbs 1g
Griff Hawkins 1g
Saves- Cris C. 14. Shots 21.

CCHS:
Sean Farrell 4g 1a
Jack McGorry 3g 2a
Tyler Schifko 3g 3a
Ben Scndone 2g 2a
Nick Pomajevich 1g
Caiden Shaffer 1g
Josh Moyer 1g A
Augie Barr 1a
Mike Driscoll 1a
Saves- Davis Ike 9, Chris Pez 1. Rec. 12-1

Del Valley 20, Dallas 11
Dallas 2 3 4 2 total 11
DV 7 2 5 6 total 20

Dallas
Leo 6g 2a
Audra 1g 2a
M. Jesse 2g
Machulsky 1g
Ormando 2g 2a
Calkins 11 saves

DV
Brady Quinn 4g 1a
Nate Melnick 6g 3a
Alex Husejnovic 1g 3a
Finnegan McCormack 3g
Liam Yost 1a
Paulie Weinrich 1g 4a
Xander Kelly 4g
Justin Kalitsnik 1g
Henry Hamill 7 saves

Unionville 10, Avon Grove 9

Unionville
Kevin Carson 3g, 2A
Haden Quillman 3g
Luke Schriver 2g 1a
Gray Dinsel 1g 3A
Will Snook 1g 2A
Luc Spano 1g
Nico Kotch 14 saves

AG stats
Trent Luckovich 3g
Preston Boyd 3g, 1a
Aidan Firth 1g, 1a
Jake Vitone 1g
Connor Walsh 1g
Keegan Quatman 1g
Colby Riddell 7 for 17 F/O

Lehman 18, Tunkhannock 6

Lehman
Gavin Paraschak 8g5a
Marshall Woodrosky 4g3a
Bryce Burgit 3g5a
Landon Schuckers 2g
Connor Partington 1g
Nick Zaboski 1a
Andrew Evans 12 saves

Tunkhannock
Ethan Ergot 2g
Gavin Montross 1g
Macauley Kenia 1g,2a
Mike Sicker 1g
Gage Rosengrant 1g
Riley Jones 1a
Eric Falzone 1a

Boyertown 18, Pottsgrove 9

For the Bears
Aidan McFalls 4g 4a
Lane Yergey 2g
Luke Heimbach 15g 3a
Jonathan Mayan 3g
Adam Gallagher 2g 1a
Zach Kuhar 2g 1a
Tristian Reynolds `a
Mason Barndt 1a
Jack Christman 1a

For the Falcons
Tyler Kaufman 2g 1a
Justin Wescoat 5g 1a
Rylee Howard 1g
Max Nesson 1g

West Chester Henderson 10, Sun Valley 3
WCH 1 3 5 1 10
SV 1 0 0 2 3

Henderson Scoring
Alex Romano 3g
Dan Carnuccio 3g 3a
Jake Wagner 2g
Jeremy Reinhardt 2a
Charlie Fort 1a
Brett Patton 1g
Charles Biggs 1g
Casey Killoran 1a
Ryan Timmins 4 saves

Shanahan 7, Lansdale Catholic 5
Shanahan 3-1-2-1=7
Lansdale 0-2-2-1=5

Shanahan
Owen Mehok-4G, 2A
Devin Mullin-1G, 1A
Joe Devine -2G, 1A
Aidan Stine-1A
Ben Mace-1A
Liam Blakely-16/16 FO’s

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/4/21

Agnes Irwin 21, Germantown 10

AIS
Brynn Ammerman – 3g, 4a, 1gb (100th career assist)
Katie Repp – 2a
Alex Lesko – 2g, 1gb, 2dcs
Cate Parsells – 5g, 6dcs
Carly Wilson – 3g, 2a, 1ct, 2dcs, 1gb
Sydney Wilson – 3g, 4a, 2ct, 2gb
Katherine Ernst – 1gb
Samantha Hark – 2ct, 1gb
Colby Macaione – 1ct, 3gb
Ali Gerber – 1g, 1a
Ella Springer – 2g, 2a
Blair Fox – 1g, 1ct, 1dc
Lily Halpert – 1g, 1gb
KK Lerch – 2dcs
Avery McMullin – 2gb
Jordan Healy – 2 saves, 1ct
Paige Crowther – 2 saves

Methacton 12, Boyertown 8
MT – 7 – 5 – 12
BT – 4 – 4 – 8

MT
Megan Sanelli 5g
Jayme Weber 2g
Delaney Smith 2g
Michelle Zhai 1g
Rylie Derrickson 1g
Julia McCann 1g
Mackenzie Clark 10 saves

BT
Allie Schell 1a
Delaney Fox 2g, 1a, 4gb, 1dc
Mikayla Moyer 1ct
Emma Beidler 4g, 1gb, 4dc
Ali Pioli 1g, 1a, 5dc
Alina Friz 1a, 3gb
Kenzie Schealer 2gb, 1ct
Jasmine Fink 1g, 4dc
Elli Ferraro 7 saves

Penn Charter 12, Archbishop Carroll 11
PC 8-4-12
Arch. Carroll 3-8-11

PC
Kaylee Dyer 5G 2A (GW goal)
Mia Ferraro 2G 2GB
Maddie Shoup 2G 1A 1CT 1GB 4DC
Darcy Felter 1G 6A 2CT 1GB
Charlotte Hodgson 2G 1CT 1GB 2DC
Alex Glomb 1CT 1DC
Gracie Shoup 2CT 1GB 3DC
Maggie Turner 1CT
Ella Curci 1GB
Grace Turner 4CT
Nora Maione 1GB
Jamie Kubach 1CT 1GB 15 saves

Carroll
Julia Basciano 2g, Keri Barnett – 3g, Emma Talego 3g 1a, Kiley Mottice 3g 2a
Draw Controls for Carroll – Basciano 1, Sienna Golden 4, Barnett 2, Brooke Wilson 1, Machaela henry 2, Mottice 2, Nicole Pawelec 1
CTO’s/Steals for Carroll – Barnett 2, Henry 1, Karli Dougherty 2, Katie Karoly 1, Chloe Bleckley 2
Ground Balls for Carroll – Basciano 2, Shannon Wood 1, Barnett 2, Henry 3, Dougherty 3, Karoly 1, Mottice 1, Bleckley 2, Sarah Durham 1.
Sophie Kevtan – 5 saves

Gwynedd Mercy Academy 13, Villa Joseph Marie 7

VJM
HAGAN 2 goals 2a, 2gb
MCLAUGHLIN 1 goal 6gb, 2ct, 2dc
REDICAN 3 goals 1a, 6gb, 4dc, 1ct
ROE 1 goal 2gb 1 interception
GAYTON. 3gb
NOONE 2ct
WISER 15 saves

Eastern 16, Bishop Eustace 6
Eastern (3-2) 10 6 -16
Bishop Eustace (2-3) 4 2 -6

Eastern
Anne Traczyk 4g
Jane Trauger 6g
Kelsey Barratt 1a
Olivia White 2g
Hayley Marsden 1g
Kylie Yap 2g

Bishop Eustace
Jordan Roessler 3g
Josette DeGour 2g
Ava Swallow 1g

AFS 10, George School 8

AFS:
A. Muller- 7g, 1a, 12dc
M. Muller- 3g, 2dc
B. Washington-Vasquez- 10 saves

GS:
P. Copeland- 2g
R. Delie- 2g
C. Eagen- 1g, 2a
T. Gallagher- 2g, 2a
L. Hutchins- 2a
A. Morrison- 1a

EA 10 Notre Dame 9

Episcopal
Alexa Capozzoli 2g 1dc 1gb
Sarah Groark 2g 5dc 1gb
Alexis Ventresca 3g 1dc 1gb 1cto
Madison Vetterlein 3gb 2cto
Sydney Richter 1g 2gb (game winner in the final second of the game!)
Lainey McGonagle 1gb
Jenna Morley 1g
Grace Schnyder 2gb
Molly Delaney 1gb
Bella Piselli 1g 2gb 1cto 1int
Maddie Dennis 3dc
Eloise Richter 2 saves

Bonner Prendie 19, Archbishop Ryan 10

Bonner Prendie:
Abigail Blemings 9g, 2a
Ainsley George 4g, 1a
Leila George 2g, 1a
Delainey Ford 1g, 1a
Maeve Sullivan 1g,
Katie Standen 1g,
Annie Donahue 1g

SCH 19, Baldwin 7

SCH
Lucy Pearson – 9 saves, 1gb
Shay Romero – 5 saves
Brooke Prochniak- 5g, 3dc, 2ct, 1gb
Emma Bradbury – 2g, 1a, 1dc, 1ct, 1gb
Sarah Scollin – 1g, 2dc, 1ct, 1gb
Cece Reilly – 5g, 1a
Alex Reilly – 3g, 1dc
Hannah Knox – 1g, 2a
Maddy Caliendo – 1g, 1ct, 3gb
Caroline Reitmeyer – 1g
Madison Major – 1ct

Pottstown 4, Pottsgrove 19

Pottsgrove
Sydney Tornetta 6g, 1a
Sydney Wasdick 5g
Hannah Kumpf 2g
Katie Bean 2g, 4a
Ava O’Neil 1g, 1a
Riley Simon 2g 2a
Taylor Fiorini 1g
Lily Guerrette 3 saves

Pottstown
Destri Roye 2g
Taetum Robbins 2g
Avon Jones 8 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/4/21

Conestogas 19, Lower Merion 1
Conestoga 12-3-2-2=19
Lower Merion 0-1-0-0=1

Conestoga
Wade Beckstrom 1g
Pat Reilly 1g,1a
Joey Allen 4g,1g
Ian Kim 1g
Tommy Ciccarone 1g
Andy Marquet 1g
Peter Detwiler 1g
Mike Austin 1g, 1a
Aiden Kelly 2g
Chase Kelly 2a
Wylder Adkison 2a
Cooper Costikyan 1g
Toby Murphy 1g, 1a
Thatcher Hamill 1g
Ryan Schappell 1a
Mikey Hayden 2g
Sean Nissenbaum 1 save

LM
D’Alonzo 1g

Germantown Academy 10, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 7

GA
Josh Lee 3g
Joey Delello 2g 1a
Walker Schwartz 2g
Hayes Rosato 1g 1a
Sean McHugh 1g 1a
Jack Luviano 1g
Jack Liss 1a
Brendan Donnelly 13 saves
Dean Shacklett 15 of 21 faceoffs

Harriton 11, Penncrest 6
Harriton- 1-2-3-5=11
Penncrest-1-1-2-2=6

Harriton
Josh Smith-4g,1a
Ryan Carlin-3g,1a,4gbs,2 cto’s
Evan Prince-12/14 fo’s, 1g, 1a 2cto’s,3gbs
Ross Prince-2/5 fo’s, 1g, 2a ,4gbs
Bradley Fagan-1g, 3gbs
Jonah Panigua-1g
Lachlan Noathington- 1a,gb
Tommy Gallaher- 2 cto’s, gb
Morgan Williamson-cto, gb
Owen Short- 3gbs
Nate Johnson-15 saves 

CB South 14 North Penn 6
CB South 5 4 4 1
North Penn 1 0 2 3

CB South
John Fitts 1g
Evan Jacobsen 4g 1a
Cole Cenci 3g 3a
NIck Fareno 3g 1a
Reese Levinson 1g 1a
Logan Dunn 2g 1a
Liam Goss 9 for 14 FO 5 gas
Matt Odonnell 1 for 2 FO
Christian Manibo 2CTO
David Humphreys 1CTO 1a 3gbs
Gavin Ostroff 12 saves

Pennsbury 17, Truman 3
PHS 9-2–2-4=17
Truman 0-0-3-0=3

Pennsbury
Jack Kalinowski 1g 6a
Shane Siegmund 2g 2a
Kyle Rinehimer 1g 3a
Will Taylor 2g
Troy Haynes 2g
Wes Carty 1g 1a
Ryan DeZutel 1g 1a
Kolby Ranniello 1g 1a
Ben Daugherty 1g
Avery Dysart 1g
Tyler Geist 1g
Matt Harkins 1g
Pat Kirk 1g
Kieran O’Neill 1g

Truman
Jake Vogt 1g
Juan Lopez 1g
Patrick Berkery 1g
Will Patterson 8 saves

Ridley 21, Upper Darby 1
Ridley 13-5-0-3=21
UD 0-0-0-1

Ridley
Jack Wills 2g, 2a
Gavin Kingsborough 3g
Reece Millison 1g, 2a
Blaise Harris 2g
Nate Desmond 1g, 1a
Anthony Laber 1g,1a
Evan Zappone 2g
Matt Morris 2g
Own Bosak 2g
Another Nasella 1g
Nick Avellino 1a
Cole Wills 3g, 1a
Luke Showalter 1a
Steve Gerace 1g
Own Bosak and Sean Kelly went 24/25 in the x.

Allentown Central Catholic 14, Spring-Ford 4
SFord 1 2 0 1 – 4
ACC 4 3 5 2 14

Spring-Ford
Nick Teets 1g
Pat Wixted 1g, 1a
Christian Marchini 1g

Allentown CC
Jack McGorry 5g
Tyler Schifko 5g
Liam Drake 1g
Mike Driscoll 1g
Caiden Shaffer 1g
Nick Pomajevich 1g
Ben Scandone 1a

Episcopal Academy 5, Malvern 8

EA
Max Strid 2 goals
Dylan Jaszcz 1 goal
Reilly Dugan 1 goal
TJ Lamb 1 goal
Tristan Whitaker 2 assists
Nash Womack – 12 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/4/21 – Staff Report

Ryan Goldstein scored the go-ahead goal with 4 minutes, 10 seconds to play as visiting Radnor defeated Garnet Valley, 7-5, today to take over sole possession first place in the Central League.

Radnor (12-1), ranked No. 5 by Phillylacrosse.com, is 8-0 in the league while No. 6 Garnet Valley (11-3) is 8-1.

Radnor was up, 4-2, at halftime but trailed, 5-4, heading into the fourth period. Colin French, however, tied it with 6:09 to play and Goldstein took a feed from Chris Begier to put his team ahead before French notched the insurance goal with 3:27 left.

Damien Ramondo and French led Radnor with two goals each while Robert Hobbs had 9 saves.

Colin Smith scored twice while Joey Halloran and Max Busenkell each had a goal and an assist for Garnet Valley.

Radnor 7, Garnet Valley 5
Radnor 2-2-0-3- 7
Garnet Valley 2-1-2-0- 5

Garnet Valley
Joey Halloran 1G 1A
Ryan Nealon 1A
Max Busenkell 1G 1A
Bishop Barnes 1A
Colin Smith 2G
Sean Gallagher 1G
Sam Di Trolio 5 of 8 FO
Sam Morin 3 of 6 FO
Drew Keaveney 10 Saves

Radnor
Ryan Goldstein 1G 2A
Damien Ramondo 2G
Colin French 2G
Chris Begier 2A
Jack Murphy 1G
Charlie Bernicker 1G
Nick Lucchesi 1A
Robert Hobbs 9 saves
Thomas Hannum 6/10 FO
Masonm Btrown 2/6 FO

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/5/21
Courtesy of SuburbanOneSports.com

It had been 11 years since Wissahickon had defeated Suburban One American Conference rival Upper Dublin.

So Tuesday night’s 19-4 Suburban One American Conference victory over the Cardinals was equally savored for revenge and its impact on the league standings. The Trojans (11-3) are the only undefeated team left, at 7-0, in the league; Upper Dublin (6-6) is 4-1.

Wissahickon – ranked no, 11 by Phillylacrosse.com – wasted little time getting ahead Tuesday, with senior Matt Fritz winning the opening faceoff, taking it down and scoring just 13 seconds in.

“It’s a team that’s had our number since I’ve been here,” Trojans coach Matt Conway said. “It’s my first win over them and the first win over them for any of our players. We know what the game is going to mean coming in, so I thought we executed really well.”

Wissahickon senior attackman jackson Intrieri led the onslaught with seven goals and one assist. His first goal gave the Trojans a 3-0 lead less than two minutes into the game, and he had a hat trick before the first quarter expired.

He punched home his third goal with just 0.6 on the clock in the first quarter, giving Wissahickon a 6-1 lead and capitalizing on a late Cardinals turnover near the end of the quarter.

“It’s just being patient on offense, and overall, through the season, I’ve just tried to get better using my body,” Intrieri said. “I was trying to use my shoulders and elbows to turn guys and get where I wanted to on the field, take my time and not let them speed me up.”

Intrieri often does most of his work from behind the goal, setting up teammates or going in for goal, but Tuesday, he just had it going. UD tried several different defenders on him, but the senior just kept taking the ball in close and putting the ball in the right spot.

His back-to-back goals sent Wissahickon into the half leading 10-2 and the senior had scored or assisted on more than half of the Trojans’ scores.

In an offense that also features potent scorers like Kyle Lehman, Brody Myers, Sam Baker and Dean Wolfe, the Trojans have the luxury of being able to play the hot hand.

“We all can get hot at any time. Whether it’s Brody sweeping over the top, Kyle (Lehman) coming around from X, Dean Wolfe from the wing, we use up picks, down picks,” Intrieri said. “I wouldn’t say we’re un-guardable, but I do think we’ve shown we’re a hard team to defend.”

Upper Dublin would get within 3-1 on a man-up goal by Vijay Foster, but the Trojans defensive unit kept the Cardinals under wraps the rest of the way. With Wissahickon focusing on closing down attackers Andrew Sowers and Brett Rama, UD was limited to just one goal in each of the four quarters.

“(Sowers) and (Rama) are really good players who make everything go for them, so I thought Jake Picata and Quinn Fonash were huge in that they could play one-on-one with them so we didn’t have to slide too much,” Conway said.

Ethan Glass, Joey Connolly, Scott Pfeiffer, Alex Solomon, Sam Baker and EJ Schreiner were excellent all evening as well

Intrieri faced extra defensive attention in the second half, but added a goal in each quarter after intermission. Brody Myers had three goals and four assists to back up Intrieri, while Baker also had a hat trick, Lehman scored a pair and Fritz finished with two goals plus a 20-of-25 showing on the faceoff X.

Dean Wolfe also added two goals for the Trojans while EJ Schreiner and Joey Connolly added assists.

“This senior class, they keep us focused and do a really good job of that,” Conway said. “We’re a senior-laden group, which is a lot of the reason for our success.”

Wissahickon 19, Upper Dublin 4
WISSAHICKON 6 4 3 6 -19
UPPER DUBLIN 1 1 1 1 -4

WISSAHICKON
JACKSON INTRIERI 7G 1A
BRODY MEYERS 3G 4A
SAM BAKER 3G
MATT FRITZ 2G 20/25 F/O
DEAN WOLFE 2G
KYLE LEHMAN 2G
EJ SCHREINER 1A
JOEY CONNOLLY 1A

UPPER DUBLIN
VIJAY FOSTER 1G 1A
ANDREW SOWERS 1G 1A
BRETT RAMA 1G
BRETT CALLAHAN 1G
STEVE PILEGGI 1A

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La Salle 16, Roman Catholic 0

La Salle
Andrew Kelly- 1 assist
Charlie Huntley- 2 goals
Franky Fix- 1 goal 1 assist
Mason Lasasz- 2 goals
Jack Pilling- 1 assist
Paul Van- 1 goal
Owen Dougherty- 2 goals
Pj OPP- 2 goals 2 assists
Harry Sweitzer- 3 goals
Ryan Moore- 1 assist
Leyton Brackton- 1 goal 2 assists
Jack Vandegrift- 2 goals 1 assist

Great Valley 17, Sun Valley 1
GV- 5-7-3-2 = 17
SV- 0-0-1-0 = 1

GV
Daniel Siaton 2G 2A
Gavin Foga 2G
Darren Middleton 2G
August Flynn 2G
Andy Talone 2G
Brady Mitchell 1G 2A
Ryan Banavitch 1G
Harrison Beach 1G
Timmy Matthews 1G
Brandon May 1G
Wyatt Warner 1G 1A
Jack Meyer 1G 1A
Ty Meyer 3A
Hayden Darabant 2A
Nick Mort 2 Saves

Lenape 9, Washington Township 7
Lenape 1 2 1 5 9
Washington Township 3 3 1 0 7

Lenape
Sean Kennedy 3a
David Grabowski 1a
Luke Cole 2g 2a
Sean Shelko 2g 1a
Brady Long 1g
Luke Birney 2g
Ben Blum 10 saves

Washington Twp
Jadin Adams 2g 2a
Alex Birmingham 2g
Richie Hughes 3g 1a
William Dennery 24 saves

Lansdale Catholic 8 Devon Prep 7

LC Scoring
Connor Mann 3g 1a
Pat McKeever 2g
Pat Cooney 2g
Colin Corbett 1g
Connor Flanegan 11 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/5/21

Carroll 15, Notre Dame 7
Carroll – 7 – 8 – 15
N. Dame – 4 – 3 – 7

Carroll
Keri Barnett 3g
Brooke Wilson 1g 1a
Sarah Durham 1g
Emma Talego 3g 2a
Kiley Mottice 6g 1g
Julia Basciano 1g 1a
Chloe Bleckley 1a
Sophie Kevtan 9 saves

Notre Dame
Dani Falcone – 3g, 4dc
Ava Bleckely – 3g, 4dc
Cat Leary – 1g
Quinn Sullivan – 8 saves

ANC 16, Moorestown Friends 12

ANC Scorers:
Becca Clark: 8g; 2a; 3dc
Cassidy Peterman: 5g; 5dc
Emma Bryntesson: 3a; 1dc
Sabrina Brock: 1g; 1a
Xola Wade: 1g
Aria Genzlinger: 1g
Tara Pitcairn: 13 goalie saves

Plymouth Whitemarsh 14, New Hope 13
Halftime PW 9 – NH 7

New Hope
L Smith 3g
KDougherty 3g,2a
R Hepp 2g,3a
M Tresier 2g
M Thistlewaite 2g
R Sexton 1g,2a

PW
Meghan Wendler 5g
Max Leszczynski 5g,1a
Brianna Austin 2g
Lauren Ianello 1g
Fiona Gooneratne 1g

Princeton 16, West Windsor-Plainsboro South 2
Princeton 6 10 16
West Windsor-Plainsboro South 2 0 2

Princeton
Phoebe Steiger 1g
Syvie LeBouef 1g
Grace Rebak 2g
Shoshana Henderson 1g 12a
Kate Becker 8g
Riley Devlin 2g
Sarah Henderson 1g
Gigi Peloso 5 saves

WW-PS
Emma Yanagi 1g
Manusree More 1a
Becca Arbeiter 1g
Lauren Bryant 1 saves
Bella Colitsas 6 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/6/21
Staff Report

Perkiomen Valley had last won a boys’ lacrosse championship in 2006 – in a conference, the Penn Valley League, long since disbanded.

But in recent years, the Vikings had come close, falling to perennial champion Spring-Ford in the league title game in 2018 and 2019. And after the lost COVID-19 year fo 2020, the Vikings knew they would be competing for the 2021 PAC championship.

Finally, the dream came true as host PV blitzed undermanned Interboro, 17-1, Wednesday to finish a perfect league season. This year, due to COVID, there will be no championship tournament so regular season games decided the champ.

PV went 9-0 (the Vikings are 10-0 overall), including two one-goal wins, over nine-time defending champion Spring-Ford and Methacton.

Matt Farrington had four goals and an assist and Jack Scaliti added two goals and four assists for the Vikings. Dillon Kane and Shane Fusco each had three goals and Dane Hagen had two goals and two assists. Meanwhile, Dallas Pullium (10/10), Colin Delo (9/9) and Luke Hanlon (2/3) combined to go 21 of 22 at the faceoff X.

Perk Valley is currently No. 2 in the District 1 Class AAA playoff points race, but will play non-league games against some top: Friday vs. District 11’s Emmaus, Saturday vs. District 2’s Crestwood, May 11 vs. PAC rival Owen J. Roberts in a non-league game, May 13 vs. Central League’s Haverford High and then May 14 vs. Suburban One American Conference power Wissahickon.

Perkiomen Valley 17, Interboro 1

Perk Valley 7-6-2-2 – 17
Interboro 0-0-0-1 – 1

Perk Valley
Jack Scaliti 2g 4a
Matt Farrington 4g 1a
Dane Hagen 2g 2a
Sam Nice 1a
Dillon Kane 3g
Aidan McCabe 1g
Ryan Poston 1g 1a
Shea Fusco 3g
Matt Horgan 1g 1a
Dallas Pullium 10/10 FO
Colin Delo 9/9 FO
Luke Hanlon 2/3 FO
Jacob Klosinski 0 saves in two quarters of action
Caleb Woolsey 2 saves 1 GA

Interboro
Nick Mormando 1g
CJ Jones 12 Saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/6/21

Chichester 16, Academy Park 8

Chichester Scoring
Avery McLaughlin 4goals 4 assists
Peyton Bethea 1 goal
Natalia Willoughby 8 goals
Meghan Murray 2 goals
Sydney Heacock 1 goal
Rizza Mojados 2 assists
Maura Kopaczynski 14 saves

Garnet 13, Penncrest 3
Garnet- 7-6-13
Penncrest- 1-2-3

Garnet
Erin Barnes- 2dc, 3gb, 1ct
Lauren Bendo- 1gb
MaryRose Berry- 3gb
Kendall DiCamillo- 1g, 1a, 4gb
Riley Gallagher- 1gb
Lex Garrity- 1ct
Kait Henning- 2g, 1a, 2gb
Maddie Kalish- 3g, 2a
Sophie Kingsborough- 3g, 1gb, 2ct
Maya Langin- 1g, 1a, 2gb
Sydney Pyon- 3g, 2dc, 3gb
Maddie Shoemaker- 1gb, 1ct
Kate Stankavage- 5dc, 5gb, 2ct
Sierra McLaughlin- 9 save

Perk Valley 8, Boyertown 9
PV- 3 – 5 – 8
BT – 7 – 2 – 9

PV
Harlon 2g
Dawson 2g
Fulner 1g
Bruno 1g
Rotay 1g
Fink 1g
Foley 14 saves

BT
Allie Schell 2g, 2a, 3gb
Delaney Fox 2g, 1gb, 1dc
Emma Ludwig 1gb, 1dc
Mikayla Moyer 1gb
Emma Beidler 4gb, 4dc, 1ct
Jordan Woodring 1g, 1a, 1gb
Ali Pioli 2g, 2a, 7gb, 2ct
Grace Rinehimer 2gb, 1int, 2ct
Alina Friz 1g, 2gb
Jasmine Fink 1g, 1gb, 2dc
Elli Ferraro 7 saves

Germantown Academy 17, Germantown Friends School 16

GA
Heidi Cross 2g 3a
Sarah Marvin 2g 1a
Elise Smigiel 6g 2a
Mia Raven 1g 1a
Cate Luviano 1g
Emma Goodwin 2g 1a
Gigi Ippoldo 1g
Josie Munson 1g
Maggie Borek 1g
Devin smith did a great job face guarding on defense
Quinn Dooley has a couple interceptions

Upper Perkiomen 8, Pottsgrove 22
Upper Perkiomen 5/3=8
Pottsgrove 13/9=22

Upper Perkiomen
MaryKate Sitko 3G,2GB,1CT
Olivia Rogers 2G
Lindsay Bieler 2G
Bella Carpenter 1G,3DC,3GB,1CT

VJM 15, Sacred Heart 4

VJM stats
Hagan 4 goals, 2gb, 1dc,1ct
Leahy 1 goal, 2a, 4gb
McLaughlin 3 goals, 2a,5gb,4dc, 3ct
Peters 1 goal, 2a, 1gb
Redican 4 goals, 1dc
Roe 1 goal, 1a, 2gb
Verespy 1 goal
Noone 2ct, 1gb
Gorman 2gb
Gayton 2ct
Hensel 2gb, 1ct
Wiser Goalie 6 saves
Kaness Goalie 1 save

Bonner Prendie 21, Bishop McDevitt 6

Bonner Prendie:
Abigail Blemings 5g, 3a
Ainsley George 4g, 1a
Katie Standen 4g, 1a
Leila George 3g
Maeve Sullivan 2g, 4a
Bella Perri 1g
Riley Donahue 1g
Annie Donahue 1g
Liv Dibona 2a
Hailie Jolly 6 saves, 2 goals allowed, win

Lansdale Catholic 12, Perkiomen School 5

LC
G. Picozzi – 4 goals, 2 assists
E. Simpson – 3 goals, 2 assists
S. Beyerle – 2 goals, 1 assist
K. Trainer – 1 goal, 4 assists
H. Wunder – 1 goal
A. Frick – 1 goal
C. Kerr – 6 saves
Draw controls: LC – 10, PS – 8
Ground balls: LC – 23, PS – 18

Harriton 19, Marple Newtown 15

Harriton
Ashley Wald 1dc, 1a, 4gb
Sydney Odiorne 2dc, 3g, 3gb, 1cto
Alexia Louca 2dc, 1g, 1gb, 1cto
Rachel Kolton 5dc, 5g, 2a, 5gb, 2cto
Annie Aspesi 5dc, 7g, 3gb, 2cto
Zoe Berman 2 gb, 2cto
Tessa Mahoney 3gb, 1cto
Rose Dwyer 3gb, 2a, 6gb
Naomi Ku 1gb
Shayla Maher 12 saves

Upper Merion 8, Phoenixville 9
Halftime score- 5-5

UM
Cat Merritt- 5g, 2a
Bella DiSanto- 1g, 3a
Sam Walmsley- 1g
Julianna Callison- 1g
UM GK saves- Anya Waller- 7

Pville
Gianna Thaxton- 2g, 1a
Alana Lathan- 2g
Jaime Michaud- 1g, 3a
Lucy O’Donnell- 2g
Kira O’Donnell- 1g
Andrea Hook- 1g
GK saves- Maddy Schramm- 12

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/6/21

Haverford 14, LM 6
Haverford 3. 3. 3. 5. 14
LM. 3. 2. 0. 1. 6

Haverford
Andreas McKendry: 4 G, 1 A
Nikolas McKendry: 3 G
Quinn Carson: 3 G
Curran Kranick: 1 G
Jimmy Klein: 1 G
Eric Reisenwitz: 2 G
Matt Davis: 9 saves
Ben Devitis: 9/22

OJR 12, Phoenixville 4

OJR
Chase Jorgensen 2g
Will Jaeger 1g 4a
Josh Devine 3g 1a
Gabe DellaPenna 1g
DYLAN MERCADANTE 1g 2a
Will whitlock 2g 2a
Patrick Deanna 2g
Jared JDevine 9 saves

Methacton 15, Boyertown 7
Half: 6-1

Boyertown
Aidan McFalls 3g 1a
Luke Heimbach 1a
Adam Gallagher 1g 1a
Gage Parker 2g
Mason Barndt 1g

DTE 8, Wissahickon 6

DTE
Hemberger 2G 1A
Wetzel 2G 1GB
Kolinsky 1G 2A
Ostertag 1G
McCook 1G
Horvath 1G 1A 2clrs 2GB
Quinn 2clrs 2GB 2cto’s
Barton 3clrs 2GB 2cto’s
Cogliati 1clr 2cto’s
Klunk 3clrs
Waite 4cto’s 2GB
Shannon 3GB 1cto
Milon 14 saves

Marple Newtown 15, Harriton 7
Mn – 3-6-4-2
Harriton- 4-1-1-1

Mn
Charlie Box 6G 4A
CJ lane 3G 7A
Cole Thomas 3G 1 A
Joey Yukenevitch 2G
Ciarran Corr 1 G
Jack Welsh 8 Saves

Harriton
Joshua Smith – 4 G
Evan Prince – 1 G
Lachlan Northington – 1G 1A
Ryan Carlin- 1 G 1 A

Kennett 8, Downingtown West 3
KEN 1-2-2-3 8
DW 1-1-0-1 3

DW
Luke Venzie 2G, 2 GB
Michael Straub 1G, 1A
Kevin Lundmark 2A
Egan Butala 4 GB, 1 CTO
Tom Venzie 2 GB, 3 CTO
Zach Rossman 11 Saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/6/21 – Staff Report

Teddy Malone had five goals and an assist and Avi Mehl scored midway through the fourth period to give Haverford School a 9-8 stunning win today over host Malvern Prep.

The Fords’ win snapped an 11-game win streak for Malvern Prep (11-2), which had entered the Top 5 in all national rankings and is No. 1 by Phillylacrosse.com.

Despite the loss, the Friars remain in first place in the Inter-Ac with a 7-1 record. No. 3 Haverford (9-4) and No. 2 Episcopal Academy are next at 5-2.

Haverford coach Brendan Dawson credited the Fords’ defense for the victory. Chuck Cacciutti was a stndout in goal with 12 saves while defensemen Colby Kim, Will Costin, Mac Zeller, Pat Gillin (LSM), Matt Rosato (LSM) and d-middies Michael Bozzi, Michael King, Sam Gerber stood out.

Eric Spanos led the Friars with two goals.

Haverford School 9, Malvern Prep 8

Malvern Prep 3-2-1-2 – 8
Haverford School 3-2-3-1 – 9

Haverford School
Teddy Malone 5g, 1a
Avi Mehl 1g
Geordy Holmes 1g
Wills Burt 1g
Aidan Kopen 1g
Ryan DiRocco 1a
Chuck Cacciutti 12 Saves
Jake McCarthy 8gb
Defensemen Colby Kim, Will Costin, Mac Zeller, Pat Gillin (LSM), Matt Rosato (LSM) and d-middies Michael Bozzi, Michael King, Sam Gerber stood out

Malvern Prep
Spanos 2g
Potemski 1g
Nikolic 1g
Sheridan 1g
Milhous 1g
Frankenheimer 1g, 1a
Caccese 1g
Peden 1a
O’Grady 5 saves
Doherty 3 saves
Turley 6/15 faceoffs
Frankenhiemer 4/6 faceoffs
M. Buono 4gbs, 1 forced turnover
L. DiBartolomeo 3gbs, 2 forced turnovers

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