Check out the recaps for SHSHL ice hockey teams in action last week. Hatboro-Horsham/Abington photos courtesy of Mark Allen, NP/CR South photos courtesy of Gregory Powell, PW/Abington photos courtesy of Michael Rice Photography & Neshaminy/CB West photos courtesy of Michael Rice Photography. Check back for galleries of all four games. CLICK HERE to go directly to Suburban One Sports' ICE HOCKEY GALLERIES.
Thursday, Nov. 20
NESHAMINY 4, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 1
In a contest that featured more defense than offense, it was the Bucks opening up a 1-0 lead midway through the opening period on a goal Joshua Glauser. Neshaminy’s Angelo Veneziale and Joseph Episcopo
answered with back-to-back goals. Neither team scored in the second period that saw the Redskins pepper West goalie Isaac Mays with 17 shots.
Carter Lennon and Jake Topoleski each scored in the third period for the 4-1 final.
Gianna Raggio recorded 12 saves in a winning effort in goal for the Redskins. Mays kept the Bucks in it with an impressive 58 save effort.
Neshaminy 2-0-2 4
Central bucks West 1-0-0 1
Shots: N 62, CBW 13; Saves: Gianna Raggio (N) 12, Isaac Mays (CBW) 58.
First period: 1. Joshua Glauser CBW (Brett Schuster) 8:39, 2. Angelo Veneziale N, 4:43;
3. Joseph Episcopo N (Nathan Parker) 2:53.
Second period: No scoring
Third period: 4. Carter Lennon N (Jake Topolski) 13:45, Jake Topoleski N (Carter Lennon) 6:51.
SOUDERTON 6, PENNRIDGE 4
The two teams entered the third period deadlocked 3-3. A goal by Collin Engler gave the Rams a 4-3 lead, but the Indians answered with three straight goals in the final 7:22 to earn the win at Hatfield Ice.
Jackson Kelly scored a short-handed goal to knot the score, and then it was Julia Kaminsky turned a pass from Maxwell Ryon into a goal that stood as the game-winner. Cameron Fairweather added an insurance goal with 57 seconds remaining for the 6-4 final.
Early on, Jackson Kelly spotted the Indians a 1-0 lead when he scored in the game’s opening minute. The Rams closed out the period with back-to-back goals by Ryan Burke and James Rush to go on top 2-1.
In the second period, it was the Indians regaining the lead on back-to-back goals by Korbin Reynolds and Pierce Miller, but a goal by Burke evened the score heading into the final period.
Cameron Fairweather (1g,2a) and Maxwell Ryon (3a) led the Indians with three-point games. Kelly added a pair of goals.
Alexander Archer recorded 25 saves in a winning effort in goal.
Souderton 1-2-3 6
Pennridge 2-1-1 4
Shots: S 28, P 29; Saves: Alexander Archer (S) 25, Andrew Slutsky (P) 22.
First period: 1. Jackson Kelly S (Maxwell Ryon) 16:30; 2. Ryan Burke P (Colby Booth) 13:07; 3. James Rush P (Justin Dinsmore/Collin Engler) 6:25.
Second period: 4. Korbin Reynolds S (Maxwell Ryon/Cameron Fairweather) 13:55; 5. Pierce Miller S (Cameron Fairweather) 9:22; 6. Ryan Burke P (Georgios Siokos) 5:48.
Third period: 7. Collin Engler P (Andrew Engler) 14:12; 8. Jackson Kelly S, 7:22; 9. Julia Kaminsky S (Maxwell Ryon) 4:27; 10. Cameron Fairweather S, 00:57.
PENNSBURY 9, PENNRIDGE 4
Shane Gleisner scored four goals and added a pair of assists for a six-point game that led the Falcons. Shane Hicks added one assist and three goals for four points while Gavin Schlotter added a three-point game (1g,2a).
The Falcons appeared to be on their way to an easy win when they opened up a 5-0 lead after one period only to watch the Rams answer with four goals in the second to make it a 5-4 game. Pennsbury put the game away with a four-goal third period.
In the first period, Gleisner opened the scoring with a goal assisted by Hicks, and by the time the period had ended, he had a hat trick. Schlotter and Connor Gray each added a goal.
The second period belonged to the Rams, who were led by the three-goal effort of James Rush in the frame. Georgios Siokos also had a goal, and the Falcons were holding just a 5-4 lead heading into the final period when the Rams took over.
Hicks scored a power play goal to open the period, and then Chase Kinley, Jacob Sarver and Gleisner each added single goal.
Brendan Milliken earned the win in goal for the Falcons, turning away 22 of 26 shots he faced.
Pennridge 0-4-0 4
Pennsbury 5-0-4 9
Shots: PR 26, PB 39; Saves: Andrw Slutsky (PR) 30, Brendan Milliken (PB) 22.
First period: 1. Shane Gleisner PB (Shane Hicks) 11:12; 2. Gavin Schlotter PB (Shane Gleisner) 10:13; 3. Connor Gray PB (Derek Nink) 9:54; 4. Shane Gleisner PB (Shane Hicks/Gavin Schlotter) 7:36; 5. Shane Gleisner PB (Francis DeLucia/Jacob Sarver) 00:37.
Second period: 6. James Rush PR, 13:02; 7. James Rush PR, 10:06; 8. Georgios Siokos PB (Dean Venner/Colby Booth) 4:56; 9. James Rush PR, 3:39.
Third period: 10. Shane Hicks PB (Gavin Schlotter/Shane Gleisner) 11:53; 11. Chase Kinley PB, 10:04; 12. Jacob Sarver PB, 4:53; 13. Shane Gleisner PB (Shane Hicks) 3:27.
SPRINGFIELD 10, WISSAHICKON 0
Grayson Quinn scored five goals while Gavin McManus added three goals and two assists in strong offensive outings, leading the Spartans to the mercy rule win.
Kellen Warman added a goal and two assists in a three-point game. John Barr (1g,1a) and Hunter Stock (2a) both had two-point games.
The Spartans scored all the goals they would need in the opening period when McManus and Quinn each scored a goal. They added four goals in both the second and third periods.
Emmett Kline was credited with nine saves in the shutout win in goal.
Springfield 2-4-4 10
Wissahickon 0-0-0 0
Shots: S 39, W 9; Saves: Emmett Kline (S) 9, Zachary McHugh (W) 29.
First period: 1. Gavin McManus S, 10:23; 2. Grayson Quinn S, 9:49;
Second period: 3. Grayson Quinn S (Oliver Carlson) 14:37; 4. Grayson Quinn S (John Barr) 7:46; 5. Gavin McManus S (Kellen Warman) 6:23; 6. Grayson Quinn S (Hunter Stock) 2:29.
Third period: 7. Grayson Quinn S, 15:25; 8. Kellen Warman S (Gavin McManus) 10:02; 9. Gavin McManus S, 5:11; 10. John Barr S (Gavin McManus/Kellen Warman) 1:06.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 10, ABINGTON 0
The Colonials took a 3-0 lead after one period and added five goals in the second on the way to their fourth win without a loss in league play.
Ten PW players contributed to the scoring, led by the five-point effort of Daniel Gullar (1g,4a) while teammate Ryan Jagher added a four-point game with four assists. Blake Ambler had two goals and an assist for three points while John Zewisiak (1g,1a), Liam Kelly (1g,1a) and Cooper Kanze (2g) each had two-point games.
The Colonials led 3-0 after one period – thanks to one goal each from Kelly, Dan Molony and Kanze.
Lucas Bennett recorded 10 saves in the shutout win in goal for PW.
Abington 0-0-0 0
Plymouth Whitemarsh 3-5-2 10
Shots: A 10, PW 56; Saves: Matthew Evangelist (A) 46, Lucas Bennett (PW) 10.
First period: 1. Liam Kelly PW (Daniel Guller) 5:30; 2. Dan Molony PW (John Sawislak) 1:10; 3. Cooper Kanze PW (Daniel Guller/Ryan Jagher) 00:47.
Second period: 4. Cooper Kanze PW (Daniel Guller) 14:14; 5. Brandon Wooldridge PW (Liam Kelly/Connor Barclay) 8:17; 6. John Zawislak PW (Ryan Jagher/Daniel Guller) 5:17; 7. Daniel Guller PW (Ryan Jagher) 1:17; 8. Blake Ambler PW, 00:29.
Third period: 9. Blake Ambler PW (Ryan Jagher) 9:54; 10. Luke Smith PW (Blake Ambler) 9:36.
Wednesday, Nov. 19
NORTH PENN 5, COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 2
In a battle between two of the premiere SHSHL squads, it was the defending state champions erupting for three unanswered goals in the third period, breaking a 2-2 tie and giving the Knights a 5-2 lead that stood until the final horn.
In the pivotal final period Samuel Norton’s goal less than two minutes into the period turned out to be the game-winner. Declan Leahy and Christopher Silvotti IV each added a goal.
Earlier, in the opening period, Rock South’s Jake Weiner and Norton exchanged goals. In the second period, Silvotti and North Penn’s Keagan Spence scored in a 24-second span, and that was the extent of the scoring by both teams until the third period.
The Knights held a 38-24 advantage in shots. Andrew Norton turned away 20 of 22 shots to earn the win in goal.
North Penn 1-1-3 5
Council Rock South 1-1-0 2
Shots: 38 NP, CRS 24; Saves: Andrew Norton (NP) 22, Trey Prozzillo (CRS) 33
First period: 1. Jake Weiner CRS (Allen Pronin) 8:16; 2. Samuel Norton NP (Andrew Norton) 00:44.
Second period: 3. Christopher Silvotti IV NP (James Boyle/Declan Willison) 3:00; 4. Keagan Spence CRS (Brendan Rooney) 2:36.
Third period: 5. Samuel Norton NP (Danial Cabrales) 15:12; 6. Declan Leahy NP (Luke Haftel/Chase Kelly DelRicci) 6:51; 7. Christopher Silvotti NP, Chase Kelly Del Ricci) 4:13.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 10, ABINGTON 0
Nathan Nemchinov’s six-point game (2g,4a) led the Hatters to their fifth win without a loss. He had plenty of help. Teammate Vincent Graziani had a five-point game (2g,3a), and William Moffa Jr had two goals and two assists for a four-point game.
In the opening period, the Hatters scored a pair of goals – one each by Evan Snow and Moffa. The Hatters put the game out of reach with five goals in the second period.
Adding two-point games for the Hatters were Joseph Magnin Jr (1g,1a), Snow (1g,1a) and Reid Rochestie (2a).
Domenic Sestito turned away all 12 shots he faced in goal to earn the win.
Hatboro-Horsham 2-5-3 10
Abington 0-0-0 0
Shots: HH 52, A 12; Saves: Domenic Sestito (W) 12; Matthew Evangelist (A) 42.
First period: 1. Evan Snow HH (Giovanni Bucci) 14:58; 2. William Moffa Jr (Vincent Graziani/Nathan Nemchinov) 12:46.
Second period: 3. Aiden North HH, 16:06; 4. Vincent Graziani HH (William Moffa Jr/Nathan Nemchinov) 15:30; 5. Cole Meyer HH (Luca Staffieri) 13:01; 6. William Moffa Jr (Vincent Graziani/Nathan Nemchinov) 7:48; 7. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Vincent Graziani/Reid Rochestie) 7:00.
Third period: 8. Joseph Mangini Jr (Evan Snow) 14:38; 9. Vincent Graziani (Nathan Nemchinov/Joseph Mangnin Jr) 9:42; 10. Nathan Nemchinov HH (William Moffa Jr/Reid Rochestie) 2:02.
DEVON PREP 9, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 0
The Titans fell to Devon Prep in a non-league game. They trailed 2-0 after one period and 5-0 after two.
Devon Prep held a 24-16 advantage in shots.
Devon Prep 2-3-4 9
Central Bucks South 0-0-0 0
Shots: DP 24, CBS 16; Saves: Grant Gale (W) 16, Nathan Napolitano (CBS) 15.
First period: 1. Braydon Russo DP (Ryan O’Rourke/Ethan Hillanbrand) 7:08; 2. Jan Bach DP (Daniel Donegan) 4:50.
Second period: 3. Ethan Hillanbrand DP, 15:09; 4. Jan Bach DP, 7:18; 5. Braydon Russon DP (Daniel Dowling/Daniel Donegan) 4:43.
Third Period: 6. Tristan Apalucci DP (Josh Vaughn) 14:43; 7. Josh Vaughn DP (Braydon Russo/Ethan Hillanbrand) 14:25; 8. Braydon Russo DP (Daniel Donegan/Daniel Dowling) 3:22; 9. Brian Ward DP (Tristan Apalucci) 2:14
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