Check out the recaps for SHSHL ice hockey teams in action last week.
Friday, Dec. 12
WISSAHICKON 5, ABINGTON 2
The Trojans opened up a 4-0 lead on their way to the conference win. Logan Dicus led a balanced attack with two goals and one assist.
Dicus put the Trojans on the board two minutes into the game with an unassisted goal, and the Trojans led 2-0 before the game was five minutes old when Link Matozzo scored with assists from Joseph Gambino IV and Chase McClintic. Dicus connected on a power play goal with assists from Mack Risnychok and McClintic to give the Trojans a 3-0 lead after one period.
Risnychok turned a pass from Dicus into a goal midway through the second period to put the Trojans on top 4-0.
In the third period, Aiden Courtney and Jamison Donofry each scored for Abington to make it a 4-2 game before Gambino scored an unassisted goal for the 5-2 final.
Wissahickon’s Fletcher Lynch earned the win in goal with 11 saves.
Wissahickon 3-1-1 5
Abington 0-0-2 2
Shots: W 33, A 13; Saves: Fletcher Lynch (W) 11, Matthew Evangelist (A) 28.
First period: 1. Logan Dicus W, 15:16; 2. Link Matozzo W (Joseph Gambino IV/Chase McClintic) 14:30; 3. Logan Dicus W (Mack Risnychok/Chase McClintic) 8:10.
Second period: 4. Mack Risnychok W (Logan Dicus) 7:27.
Third period: 5. Aiden Courtney A, 6:45; 6. Jamison Donofry A (Joseph Widmeier) 3:11; 6. Joseph Gambino IV , 1:56.1`
HATBORO-HORSHAM 5, WEST CHESTER EAST 3
The Hatters earned a non-league win at Hatfield Ice on Friday, opening off a 3-1 lead and fighting off a comeback attempt by the Vikings.
Vincent Graziani scored the only goal of the opening period, using assists by William Moffa Jr and Nicholas Gallo.
In the second period, Aiden North connected on an unassisted short-handed goal to put the Hatters on top 2-0 before the Vikings got on the board on a goal by Cole Pariseault. Goals by Graziani and Giovanni Bucci sent the Hatters into the third period with a 4-1 lead.
West Chester East trimmed that led to 4-3 with seven minutes remaining. That score held until Reid Rochestie found the net with less than a minute remaining for the 5-3 win.
West Chester East 0-1-2 3
Hatboro-Horsham 1-3-1 5
Shots: WCE 43, HH 16; Saves: Stella Nurenberg (WCE) 11, Patrick Murphy (HH) 40.
First period: 1. Vincent Graziani HH (William Moffa Jr/Nicholas Gallo) 2:14.
Second period: 2. Aiden North HH, 13:24; 3. Cole Pariseault WCR (Teagan Stutzman/Embry Eddy) 10:38; 4. Vincent Graziani HH (William Moff Jr/Luca Staffieri) 10:09; 5. Giovanni Bucci HH (Vincent Graziani/William Moff Jr) 1:33.
Third period: 6. Cole Pariseault WCE (Teagan Stutzman/Embry Eddy) 7:46; 7. Braden McVeigh WCE (Jaxon Zwirzina) 7:06; 8. Reid Rochestie HH (Vincent Graziani) 00:53.
Thursday, Dec. 11
PENNSBURY 8, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4
The Falcons picked up their second win in as many days, following up their win over Souderton with a win over East. Shane Gleisner once again led the Falcons, scoring five goals and assisting on another.
Back-to-back goals by Gleisner in a 14-second span late in the opening period gave the Falcons a 2-0 lead that was cut in half a minute later on a goal by Benjamin Dempsey.
Shane Hicks connected on a power play goal early in the second period to put the Falcons on top 3-1, but Alex Wilson answered with a goal for the Patriots. Gleisner’s power play goal late in the second period sent the Falcons into the third period with a 4-2 lead
That lead grew to 7-2 after a pair of goals by Gleisner around a goal by Chase Kinley.
East’s Alex Wilson scored back-to-back goals to make it a 7-4 game. A goal by Hick with 47 seconds remaining gave the Falcons their final margin of victory.
Brendan Milliken earned the win in goal for the Falcons, turning away 22 of 26 shots he faced.
Pennsbury 2-2-4 8
Central Bucks East 1-1-2 4
Shots: P 34, CBE 26; Saves: Brendan Milliken (P) 22, Logan Mitchell/Matthew Urena (CBE) 26.
First period: 1. Shane Gleisner P (Shane Hicks/Gavin Schlotter) 2:20; 2. Shane Gleisner P (Shane Hicks) 2:06; 3. Benjamin Dempsey CBE, 1:10.
Second period: 4. Shane Hicks P (Gavin Schlotter/Shane Gleisner) 13:39; 5. Alex Wilson CBE (Benjamin Dempsey/Ethan Cenci) 10:32; 6. Shane Gleisner P (Gavin Schlotter) 5:41.
Third period: 7. Shane Gleisner P (Gavin Schlotter/Jacob Sarver) 11:59; 8. Chase Kinley P, 9:09; 9. Shane Gleisner P (Shane Hicks) 7:07; 10. Alex Wilson CBE (Evan Asimakopoulos/Ethan Cenci) 2:35; 11. Alex Wilson CBE (Braedon Hahn/Benjamin Dempsey) 2:07; 12. Shane Hicks P (Gavin Schlotter) 00:47.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 7, SPRINGFIELD TWP 2
The Spartans took a 1-0 lead into the second period when the Colonials answered with a 4-0 tear to seize control of the game.
Blake Ambler’s five-point game (2g,3a) led the Colonials while Daniel Guller added two goals and two assists for a four-point game.
Springfield’s Lincoln Coleman scored the only goal of the opening period, using an assist from Grayson Quinn.
The second period belonged to the Colonials, who received single goals from Ambler, Luke Smith, Morgan Hulitt and Guller to go on top 4-1.
PW opened up a 7-1 lead after goals by Ambler, Guller and Jack Condon before Springfield’s Kellen Warman scored for the 7-2 final.
PW’s Lucas Bennett recorded 23 saves in a winning effort in goal.
Springfield 1-0-1 2
Plymouth Whitemarsh 0-4-3 7
Shots: S 25, PW 42; Saves: Emmett Kline (S) 35, Lucas Bennett (PW) 23.
First period: 1. Lincoln Coleman S (Grayson Quinn) 14:39.
Second period: 2. Blake Ambler PW (Carson Wooldridge/Morgan Hulitt) 16:18; 3. Luke Smith PW (Jack Condon) 10:54; 4. Morgan Hulitt PW (Daniel Guller/Blake Ambler) 2:37; 5. Daniel Guller PW (Blake Ambler) 00:23.
Third period: 6. Blake Ambler PW (Daniel Guller) 15:50; 7. Daniel Guller PW (Blake Ambler) 11:39; 8. Jack Condon PW (John Zawislak) 3:15; 9. Kellen Warman S (Trent Gardner) 2:54.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 10, ABINGTON 0
The Hatters owned this one from the outset, opening up a 4-0 lead after one quarter on their way to the big win. The Hatters’ dominance is underscored by the fact that they held a 47-6 advantage in shots.
Vincent Graziani’s six-point game (4g,2a) led the Hatters while Aiden North played the role of facilitator, assisting on four goals and scoring one. Luca Staffieri (1g,2a) and Cole Meyer (1g,2a) added three-point games.
The Hatters took care of business in a hurry, opening up a 4-0 lead after one period. Graziani accounted for a pair of goals with Reid Rochestie and Kyle Roesing both adding a goal.
They added four more in the second – one each from Cole Meyer, Staffieri, North and Graziani. The Hatters closed it out with goals by Graziani and Giovanni Bucci in the third period.
Domenic Sestito was forced to make just six saves in the shutout win.
Abington 0-0-0 0
Hatboro-Horsham 4-4-2 10
Shots: A 6, HH 47; Saves: Gavin Edmonds (A) 37, Domenic Sestito (HH) 6
First period: 1. Reid Rochestie HH (Aiden North/Vincent Graziani) 13:07; 2. Vincent Graziani HH (Aiden North) 12:40; 3. Vincent Graziani HH (William Moffa Jr) 7:42; 4. Kyle Roesing Hh (Cole Meyer/Giovanni Bucci) 5:30.
Second period: 5. Cole Meyer HH (Luca Staffieri) 8:41; 6. Luca Staffieri HH (aiden North) 4:06; 7. Aiden North HH (Vincent Graziani) 1:37; 8. Vincent Graziani HH (Cole Meyer) 00:01.
Third period: 9. Vincent Graziani HH (William Moffa Jr/Nicholas Gallo) 10. Giovanni Bucci HH (Luca Staffieri/AidenNorth) 12:58.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4, PENNRIDGE 3
(Ben Reese was there to capture all the action. Click on the following link to read his story: https://suburbanonesports.com/article/content/shshl-wrap-cb-east-edges-pennridge-ot-thriller-00122109 )
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 9, NESHAMINY 1
Jake Weiner had another big game for the Golden Hawks, scoring five goals and assisting on another in a six-point effort to lead Rock South to the big win.
Back-to-back goals by Weiner in the opening period - the first with a Jordan Sarne assist and the second assisted by Wesley Mallon – spotted the Hawks a 2-0 lead, and a goal by Keagan Spence (Brendan Rooney assist) made it a 3-0 game after one period.
In the second period, the Hawks added to their lead with a pair of Weiner goals around a goal by Sarne, and the Hawks led 6-0 heading into the final frame.
Neshaminy’s Eli Kirsh broke up the Hawks’ shutout bid, using assists from Carter Lennon and Brett Fox, but Rock South answered with three straight goals to close out the game – one each by Weiner, Allen Pronin and Garrett Hensel.
Evan Ayala earned the win in goal, turning away 15 of 16 shots he faced.
Neshaminy 0-0-1 1
Council Rock South 3-3-3 9
Shots: N 17, CRS 42; Saves: Thomas Fox/Gianna Raggio (N) 33, Evan Ayala (CRS) 16.
First period: 1. Jake Weiner CRS (Jordan Sarne) 16:19; 2. Jake Weiner CRS (Wesley Mallon) 4:41; 3. Keagan Spence CRS (Brendan Rooney) 3:32.
Second period: 4. Jake Weiner CRS (Wesley Mallon/Allen Pronin) 3:36; 5. Jordan Sarne CRS (Aiden Guinter/Nathaniel Grinberg) 3:22; 6. Jake Weiner CRS, 0:23.
Third period: 7. Eli Kirsh N (Carter Lennon/Brett Fox) 15:46; 8. Jake Weiner CRS, 10:36; 9. Allen Pronin CRS (Jake Weiner) 8:12; 10. Garrett Hensel CRS (Wesley Mallon/Nathaniel Grinberg) 2:00.
PENNSBURY 8, SOUDERTON 1
Shane Gleisner scored three goals and assisted on another to lead the Falcons to the decisive win over the Indians at Grundy.
Souderton’s Jackson Kelly scored the game’s first goal five minutes into the contest, using assists from Julia Kaminsky and Maxwell Ryon. It turned out to be the Indians’ last hurrah as the Falcons reeled off eight unanswered goals.
Gleisner and Gavin Schlotter both scored in the opening period to give the Falcons a 2-1 lead.
In the second period, the Falcons received goals from Shane Hicks, Gleisner and Derek Nink, and they closed out the game in the third period with single goals from Gleisner, Nink and Jacob Sarver.
Brendan Milliken was credited with 22 saves in a winning effort in goal for the Falcons, who held a 31-23 advantage in shots over the Indians.
Souderton 1-0-0 1
Pennsbury 2-3-3 8
Shots: S 23, P 31; Saves: Alexander Archer (S) 23, Brendan Milliken (P) 22.
First period: 1. Jackson Kelly S (Julia Kaminsky/Maxwell Ryon) 12:18; 2. Shane Gleisner P (Derek Nink) 7:34; 3. Gavin Schlotter P (Brayden Holden) 2:55.
Second period: 4. Shane Hicks P (Francis DeLucia/Shane Gleisner) 14:41; 5. Shane Gleisner P (Jacob Sarver) 12:56; 6. Derek Nink P (Brayden Holden) 7:24.
Third period: 7. Shane Gleisner P (Gavin Schlotter) 16:21; 8. Derek Nink P (Jacob Sarver/Ryan Kalachik) 14:07; 9. Jacob Sarver P (Brayden Holden) 4:46.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 10, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 0
Fourteen South players contributed to the scoring in Wednesday’s mercy rule win over the Bucks. Ryan Montagna’s six-point game (3g,3a) led the Bucks while Joseph Slobodrian had a four-point game with two goals and two assists. Contributing three-point games were Dominic Gibson (2g,1a), and Ryan Frey (3a).
Slobodorian scored four minutes into the game, using assists from Frey and Montagna. That goal stood as the game-winner, although the Titans added another goal by Slobodorian, two from Montagna and one from Nolan Senigo to go on top 5-0 after one period.
In the second period, the Titans received a pair of goals from Gibson as well as single goals from Gavin Ostrobrod and Montagna. Joshua Iyahen-Lucchesi scored the final goal six minutes into the third period.
Nathan Napollitano was forced to make just eight saves in goal in the shutout win while CB West’s Isaac Mays turned away 50 shots.
Central Bucks West 0-0-0 0
Central Bucks South 5-4-1 10
Shots: CBW 8, CBS 60; Saves: Isaac Mays (CBW) 50, Nathan Napolitano (CBS) 8.
First period: 1. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Rey/Ryan Montagna) 12;59; 2. Ryan Montagna CBS (Dominic DiMarino) 8:09; 3. Nolan Senigo CBS (Owen Frey/Dominic Gibson) 4:48; 4. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Montagna/Ryan Frey) 4:42; 5. Ryan Montagna CBS (Ryan Frey/Joseph Slobodrian) 00:04.
Second period: 6. Dominic Gibson CBs (John Lord/Ryan Montagna) 11:44; 7. Gavin Ostrobrod CBS (Liam Oregan) 2:47; 8. Ryan Montagna CBS (Joseph Slobodrian/Dominic DiMarino) 00:23.
Third period: 10. Joshua Iyahen-Lucchesi CBS (Kobe Dunn/Parker Dunn) 10:54.
NORTH PENN 4, SALESIANUM 1
Salesianum has had a history of success in ice hockey, twice winning the Flyers Cup title, but in last Wednesday’s non-league game at Hatfield Ice, it was the defending state champion Knights who had the upper hand, opening up a 3-0 lead after two periods on their way to the win.
Declan Leahy (Christopher Silvotti IV/Derek Lugara assists) put the Knights on the board with just under six minutes remaining in the opening period. Then with one second showing on the scoreboard clock, Landon Hostetter scored a goal that turned out to be the game-winner, using assists from Silvotti and Leahy.
The Knights upped their lead to 3-0 on a goal by Gabriel Dunn midway through the second period. Milo Little and Luke Haftel assisted.
Salesianum got on the board with 2:28 remaining in regulation on a goal by Peter Brennan, but Gavin Lombardi answered with a goal for the Knights, using a Samuel Norton assists.
Andrew Norton recorded 30 saves in a winning effort in goal for the Knights, who held a 37-31 advantage in shots.
Salesianum 0-0-1 1
North Penn 2-1-1 4
Shots: S 31, NP 37; Saves: Jackson Royer (S) 33, Andrew Norton (NP) 30.
First period: 1. Declan Leahy NP (Christopher Silvotti/Derek Lugara) 5:56; 2. Landon Hostetter NP (Christopher Silvotti IV/Declan Leahy) 00:01.
Second period: 3. Gabriel Dunn NP (Milo Little/Luke Haftel).
Third period: 4. Peter Brennan S (Sean Melican/Henri Gravel) 2:28; 5. Gavin Lombardi NP (Samuel Norton) 00:56.
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