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Friday, Jan. 9
NORTH PENN 5, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 2
The Knights picked up their ninth conference win in as many games, but the Titans made sure it wasn’t easy.
North Penn’s Declan Leahy scored the only goal of the opening period, using assists from Ismael Cabrales and Gavin Lombardi.
That lead grew to 3-0 after back-to-back goals by Samuel Norton (Ismael Cabrales/Nolan Shingle assists) and Danial Cabrales (Lombardi/Gabriel Dunn assists). Ryan Frey put South on the board with a power play goal, using assists from John Lord and Ryan Montagna, and it was a 3-1 game heading into the final period.
Samuel Norton turned a Shingle pass into a goal to give the Knights a 4-1 lead, but Joseph Slobodrian (Frey assist) answered for the Titans. Ismael Cabrales (Samuel Norton assist) found the net with the game’s final goal.
Andrew Norton turned away 38 shots in a winning effort in goal for the Knights.
Central Bucks South 0-1-1 2
North Penn 1-2-2 5
Shots: CBS 25, NP 40; Saves: Nathan Napoitano (CBS) 35, Andrew Norton (NP) 38.
First period: 1. Declan Leahy NP (Ismael Cabrales/Gavin Lombard) 7:26.
Second period: 2. Samuel Norton NP (Ismael Cabrales/Nolan Shingle) 14:23; 3. Danial Cabrales NP (Gavin Lombardi/Gabriel Dunn) 7:48; 4. Ryan Frey CBS (John Lord/Ryan Montagna) 6:53.
Third period: 5. Samuel Norton NP (Nolan Shingle) 14:13; 6. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Frey) 7:14; 7. Ismael Cabrales NP (Samuel Norton) 2:55.
Thursday, Jan. 8
SPRINGFIELD 3, ABINGTON 0
The Spartans scored a pair of second-period goals, breaking a scoreless tie and taking a lead they would not lose.
Owen Campbell (Lincoln Coleman assist) scored a goal that stood as the game-winner with 5:56 remaining in the second period. Two minutes later, Grayson Quinn scored, using assists from John Barr and Keegan McAlary.
Kellen Warman’s third-period goal with an assist from Gavin McManus closed out the scoring.
Emmett Kline turned away all 19 shots he faced in the shutout win in goal. Abington’s Matthew Evangelist recorded 37 saves.
Springfield 0-2-1 3
Abington 0-0-0 0
Shots: S 40, A 19; Saves: Emmett Kline (S) 19, Matthew Evangelist (A) 37.
First period: No score
Second period: 1. Owen Campbell S (Lincoln Coleman) 5:56; 2. Grayson Quinn S (John Barr/Keegan McAlary).
Third period: 3. Kellen Warman S (Gavin McManus) 10:14.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 7, WISSAHICKON 2
Daniel Guller scored two goals and assisted on two others to lead a balanced PW attack in its win over the Trojans. Jarret Olenginski (1g,2a) and Cooper Kanze (3 assists) both had three-point games.
The Colonials – who are in a battle with Hatboro-Horsham for the conference’s top spot - took a 2-0 lead in the first period, thanks to goals by Guller (Luke Wynne assist) and Wynne (Olenginski assist).
Guller scored to make it a 3-0 game, using assists from Kanze and Reid Quinn, before Wissahickon got on the board with a Link Matozzo goal (Mack Risnychok assist). The Colonials answered with back-to-back goals from Luke Smith to go on top 5-1. Wissahickon’s Logan Dicus scored with one second remaining in the period to make it a 5-2 game heading into the final period that included goals by Olenginski and Brandon Wooldridge.
PW goalie Max Yoder turned away 24 shots in a winning effort. Wissahickon’s Fletcher Lynch kept the Trojans in the game with 50 saves.
Plymouth Whitemarsh 2-3-2 7
Wissahickon 0-2-0 2
Shots: PW 57, W 26; Saves: Max Yoder (PW) 24, Fletcher Lynch (W) 50.
First period: 1. Daniel Guller PW (Luke Wynne) 10:41; 2. Luke Wynne PW (Jarret Olenginski) 3:48.
Second period: 3. Daniel Guller PW (Reid Quinn/Cooper Kanze) 12:17; 4. Link Matozzo W (Mack Risnychok) 12:01; 5. Luke Smith PW (Cooper Kanze) 11:26; 6. Luke Smith PW (Blake Ambler) 3:18; 7. Logan Dicus W (Chase McClintic) 00:01.
Third period: 8. Jarret Olenginski PW (Cooper Kanze/Daniel Guller) 6:29; 9. Brandon Wooldridge PW (Daniel Guller/Jarret Olenginski) 3:35.
PENNRIDGE 9, NESHAMINY 1
The Rams came out of the gate on fire, opening up a 6-1 lead after one period and never looking back on their way to the decisive win.
James Rush’s five-point game led the Rams and included one goal and four assists while Landan Bishop contributed a hat trick and one assist in a four-point game. Colby Booth added a goal and two assists.
Goals by Booth and Bishop spotted the Rams an early 2-0 lead, but Neshaminy’s Sean Mooney scored to cut the lead in half. The Rams closed out the period with four straight goals – two by Georgios Siokos and one each from Bishop and Dean Venner.
Pennridge goalie Andrew Slutsky was credited with 22 saves in the win.
Neshaminy 1-0-0 1
Pennridge 6-0-3 9
Shots: N 23, P 32; Saves: Thomas Fox (N) 23, Andrew Slutsky (P) 22.
First period: 1. Colby Booth P (James Rush) 15:45; 2. Landan Bishop P (Colby Booth) 10:10; 3. Sean Mooney N (Tyler Hathaway/Nikita Evdokimov) 7:46; 4. Georgios Siokos P (Luke Hagenbuch) 6:36; 5. Landan Bishop P (Colby Booth/James Rush) 5:45; 6. Georgios Siokos P (Kaden Gunning/Austin Persofsky) 3:44; 7. Dean Venner P (Landan Bishop/Ryan Burke) 00:01.
Third period: 8. Dean Venner P (James Rush) 12:05; 9. Landan Bishop P (James Rush) 9:59; 10. James Rush P, 7:41.
Wednesday, Jan. 7
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 3, PENNSBURY 3 (OT)
The Patriots opened up a 3-1 lead later in the second period, but the Falcons answered with a pair of goals – the first with 20 seconds remaining in the period by Shane Hicks (Gavin Schlotter/Shane Gleisner assist) and the second with 54 seconds remaining in regulation by Gleisner (Hicks/Francis DeLucia assists).
Overtime could not determine a winner, and the two teams settled for the 3-3 tie.
Earlier, East took a 1-0 lead when Alex Wilson scored with 3:15 remaining in the opening period, using assists from Evan Asimakopoulos and Braedon Hahn.
Moris Ostrobrod scored early in the second period with assists from Joseph Rhett Walter and Cole Kleindienst. Gleisner scored a power play goal with assists from Francis DeLucia and Jacob Sarver to make it a 2-1 game, but an unassisted goal by Benjamin Dempsey put the Patriots on top 3-1, setting the stage for the Falcons’ comeback.
East’s Cameron Young recorded 46 saves in goal while Pennsbury's Brendan Milliken had 30 saves.
Central Bucks East 1-2-0-0 3
Pennsbury 0-2-1-0 3
Shots: CBE 33, P 49; Saves: Cameron Young (CBE) 46, Brendan Milliken (P) 30.
First period: 1. Alex Wilson CBE (Evan Asimakopoulos/Braedon Hahn) 3:15.
Second period: 2. Moris Ostrobrod CBE (Joseph Rhett Walter/Cole Kleindienst) 14:31; 3. Shane Gleisner P (Francis DeLucia/Jacob Sarver) 10:09; 4. Benjamin Dempsey CBE, 2:51; 5. Shane Hicks P (Gavin Schlotter/Shane Gleisner) 00:20.
Third period: 6. Shane Gleisner P (Shane Hicks/Francis DeLucia) 00:54.
Overtime: No score
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 5, PENNRIDGE 3
Allen Pronin played the role of facilitator, assisting on all five of his team’s goas. Jordan Sarne had a four-point game, scoring three goals and assisting on another in the Golden Hawks’ win at Grundy.
The two teams exchanged goals in the first period. James Rush (Dean Venner assist) gave the Rams a 1-0 lead midway through the period, and two minutes later, Sarne scored with assists from Pronin and Jake Weiner.
Rock South broke the 1-1 tie with back-to-back goals by Sarne and Weiner before Ryan Burke scored a power play goal for the Rams to make it a 3-2 game heading into the final quarter.
Things got real interesting when Venner (Landon Bishop assist) found the net on a power play goal four minutes into the third period, evening the score 3-3. That tie stood until - with just 48 seconds remaining - Weiner scored the go-ahead goal, using assists from Sarne and Pronin. With three seconds remaining, Sarne tacked on a goal for the 5-3 final.
Trey Prozzillo urned away 26 shots in a winning effort in goal for the Golden Hawks.
Pennridge 1-1-1 3
Council Rock South 1-2-2 5
Shots: P 29, CRS 44; Saves: Andrew Slutsky (P) 39, Trey Prozzillo (CRS) 26.
First period: 1. James Rush P (Dean Venner) 7:44; 2. Jordan Sarne CRS (Aen Pronin/Jake Weiner) 5:47.
Second period: 3. Jordan Sarne CRS (Allen Pronin) 12:28;; 4. Jake Weiner CRS (Allen Pronin/Connor Holand) 12:10; 5. Ryan Burke P (Justin Dinsmore) 6:21.
Third period: 6. Dean Venner P (Landan Bishop) 13:03; 7. Jake Weiner CRS (Jordan Sarne/Allen Pronin) 00:48; 8. Jordan Sarne CRS (Allen Pronin/Jake Weiner) 00:03.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 4, ABINGTON 2
The Hatters had the better of play, but the Ghosts didn’t make it easy on a Hatter squad vying with PW for the American Conference crown.
Abington led 1-0 after one period, thanks to a power play goal by Joseph Widmeier (William Gura assist).
The second period belonged to the Hatters, who reeled off three unanswered goals – one each from Vincent Graziani, Joseph Magnin Jr and Nathan Nemchinov – to go on top 3-1 heading into the final period.
Abington’s William Gura (Hezzikia Brown) scored three minutes into the third period to make it a one-goal game, and that 3-2 score stood until Aiden North (Reid Rochestie assist) connected on a power play goal with 15 seconds remaining.
Eric Miller (HH) earned the win in goal for the Hatters, turning away 10 shots. Abington’s Matthew Evangelist recoded 34 saves for the Ghosts.
Abington 1-0-1 2
Hatboro-Horsham 0-3-1 4
Shots: A 12, HH 38; Saves: Matthew Evangelist (A) 34, Eric Miller (HH) 10.
First period: 1. Joseph Widmeier A (William Gura) 00:10.
Second period: 2. Vincent Graziani HH (Nathan Nemchinov) 6:53, 3. Joseph Magnin Jr HH (Reid Rochestie) 5:45; 4. Nathan Nemchinov HH, 4:04.
Third period: 5. William Gura A (Hezzikia Brown) 13:57; 6. Aiden North HH (Reid Rochestie) 00:15.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 10, NESHAMINY 0
Ryan Frey scored three goals and assisted on three others for a six-point game that led the Titans to the mercy rule win. Jamison Crouch’s four-point game included a hat trick and one assist. Ryan Montagna finished with three points on two goals and one assist while Nolan Senigo had a goal and an assist.
Four minutes into the game, Frey turned a Montagna pass into a goal that stood as the game-winner. By the time the opening period was over, the Titans led 6-0 with Crouch contributing a pair of goals, Frey adding another goal while Cole Lichtenstein and Montagna both added a single goal.
South goalie Nathan Napolitano turned away all 18 shots he faced in the shutout win.
Neshaminy 0-0-0 0
Central Bucks South 6-3-1 10
Shots: CBS 29, N 18; Saves: Gianna Raggio/Thomas Fox (N) 19, Nathan Napolitano (CBS) 18.
First period: 1. Ryan Frey CBS (Ryan Montagna) 13:10; 2. Jamison Crouch CBS, 9:21; 3. Cole Lichtenstein CBS (Joshua Iyahen-Luchesi/Owen Frey) 2:54; 4. Jamison Crouch CBS (Gavin Ostrobrod) 1:00; 5. Ryan Frey CBS, 00:53; 6. Ryan Montagna CBS (Ryan Frey) 00:16.
Second period: 7. Jamison Crouch CBS, 15:41; 8. Nolan Senigo CBS (Ryan Frey/John Lord) 8:41; 9. Ryan Montagna CBS (Nolan Senigo/Ryan Frey) 00:06.
Third period: 10. Ryan Frey CBS (Jamison Crouch) 14:52.
NORTH PENN 11, SOUDERTON 1
(Ben Reese was there to cover North Penn's Hockey Fights Cancer game and recaps the action. Click on the following link: https://suburbanonesports.com/article/content/shshl-north-penn-defeats-souderton-hockey-fights-cancer-game-00122480
Friday, Dec. 19
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 6, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4
Jake Weiner had a hat trick, Jordan Sarne dished out three assists, and Brendan Rooney had a hand in three straight goals in the second period, scoring once and assisting on two other goals. The trio led a balanced attack in the Golden Hawks’ win over the Patriots.
Weiner opened the scoring with back-to-back goals in the opening period. A goal by East’s Benjamin Dempsey made it a 2-1 game after one period.
Dempsey scored eight minutes into the second period, and it was a one-goal game, but not for long. The Golden Hawks reeled off three straight goals to close the period – a pair by Jacob Cohen sandwiched around a goal by Rooney, and the Hawks led 5-2 heading into the final period.
East’s Dempsey scored his third goal, but Weiner answered for the Golden Hawks. A goal by Braedon Hahn closed out the scoring.
Trey Prozzillo earned the win in goal, recording 17 saves. Cameron Young kept the Patriots in the game with 52 saves.
Council Rock South 2-3-1 6
Central Bucks East 1-1-2 4
Shots: CRS 58, CBE 21; Saves: Trey Prozzillo (CRS) 17, Cameron Young (CBE) 52.
First period: 1. Jake Weiner CRS (Aidan Judge/Jordan Sarne) 15:47; 2. Jake Weiner CRS (Jordan Sarne) 10:55; 3. Benjamin Dempsey CBE (Joseph Rhett Walter/Alex Wilson) 8:31.
Second period: 4. Benjamin Dempsey CBE (Braedon Hahn) 9:14; 5. Jacob Cohen CRS (Brendan Rooney) 7:08; 6. Brendan Rooney CRS (Connor Holland) 4:23; 7. Jacob Cohen CRS (Brendan Rooney) 2:32.
Third period: 8. Benjamin Dempsey CBE (Alex Wilson) 14:07; 9. Jake Weiner CRS (Jordan Sarne) 12:07; 10. Braedon Hahn CBE (Cole Kleindienst) 10:45.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 13, WISSAHICKON 3
Nathan Nemchinov (4g,1a) and Luca Staffieri (2g,3a) both had five-point games, leading the Hatters to no-doubt-about-it win over the Trojans. Eleven players contributed to the scoring.
Nemchinov set the tone for the win with three straight goals to open the scoring. Mack Risnychok found the net to put the Trojans on the scoreboard, trimming the Hatters’ lead to 3-1 after one period.
The Hatters outscored the Trojans 5-1 in the second period and brought an early end to the game with a 5-1 tear to open the third period.
Contributing two-point games for the Hatters were Kyle Roesing (2a), Joseph Magnin Jr (2g), Vincent Graziani (2a), William Moffa Jr (2g), Cole Meyer (1g,1a) and Giovanni Bucci (1g,1a).
Hatboro-Horsham 3-5-5 13
Wissahickon 1-1-1 3
Shots: HH 41, W 16; Saves: Domenic Sestito (HH) 13, Fletcher Lynch (W) 28.
First period: 1. Nathan Nemchinov HH, 13:06; 2. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Kyle Roesing) 5:19; 3. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Kyle Roesing) 4:26; 4. Mack Risnychok W (Logan Dicus) 2:40.
Second period: 5. William Moffa Jr (Vincent Graziani/Nathan Nemchinov) 15:03; 6. Logan Honeycutt W (Joseph Gambino IV) 15:03; 7. Joseph Magnin Jr (Luca Staffieri) 12:43; 8. William Moffa Jr (Vincent Graziani) 11:57; 9. Luca Staffieri HH, 9;43; 10. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Luca Staffieri) 00:55.
Third period: 11. Patrick Murphy HH (Cole Meyer/Aiden North) 16:43; 12. Cole Meyer HH (Reid Rochestie) 15:38; 13. Joseph Magnin Jr (Giovanni Bucci) 13:34; 14. Mack Risnychok W (Logan Honeycutt) 11:18; 15. Luca Staffieri HH, 11:07l 15. Giovanni Bucci HH (Luca Staffieri) 10:07.
Thursday, Dec. 18
PENNRIDGE 7, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 1
Landan Bishop scored two goals and assisted on two others to lead the Rams to the win. Teammates Andrew Engler (3a) and Kaden Gunning (3g) both contributed three-point games.
Bishop scored the only goal of the first period, and Luke Hagenbuch and Gunning opened the second period with back-to-back goals before the Bucks got on the board with a goal by Tyler Ricci.
The Rams closed out the game with a four-goal third period that included a pair of goals from Gunning and single goals from Bishop and James Rush.
Andrew Slutsky was credited with 12 saves in a winning effort in goal. West’s Isaac Mays kept the game close with 71 saves in a superb outing.
Pennridge 1-2-4 7
Central Bucks West 0-1-0 1
Shots: P 78, CBW 13; Saves; Andrew Slutsky (P) 12, Isaac Mays (CBW) 71.
First period: 1. Landan Bishop P (Collin Engler) 3:50.
Second period: 2. Luke Hagenbuch P (Landan Bishop/James Rush) 13:56; 3. Kaden Gunning P (Dean Venner/Andrew Engler )10:56; 4. Tyler Ricci CBW (Brayden John/Jackson Hirsch) 10:34.
Third period: 5. Landan Bishop P (Andrew Engler) 16:39; 6. Kaden Gunning P (Collin Engler) 12:41; 8. Kaden Gunning P (Andrew Engler) 3:35; 9. James Rush P (Landan Bishop) 2:33.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 4, ABINGTON 1
The Colonials led 1-0 after one quarter and still had just a one-goal lead (2-1) heading into the final period when they scored a pair of goals for the 4-1 final.
PW’s Cooper Kanze scored the only goal of the opening period.
An unassisted goal by Abington’s Joseph Widmeier evened the score early in the second period. Morgan Hulitt gave the Colonials a 2-1 lead, and they extended their advantage to 4-1 with single goals by Kanze and John Zawislak.
Brayden Campbell earned the win in goal for PW. Abington’s Matthew Evangelist kept the game close with a 37-save effort.
Abington 0-1-0 1
Plymouth Whitemarsh 1-1-2 4
Shots: A 7, PW 41; Saves: Matthew Evangelist (A) 37, Brayden Campbell (PW) 6.
First period: 1. Cooper Kanze PW (Daniel Guller/Dan Molony) 4:37.
Second period: 2. Joseph Widmeier A, 15:06; 3. Morgan Hulitt PW (Liam Kelly) 3:23.
Third period: 4. Cooper Kanze PW (Daniel Guller) 14:40; 5. John Zawislak PW (Morgan Hulitt) 2:37.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 12, SPRINGFIELD 2
Vincent Graziani’s seven-point game led the Hatters and included three goals and four assists in a decisive win over the Spartans. Nathan Nemchinov also had a big night with three goals and three assists.
Adding four-point games were Aiden North (1g,3a) and William Moffa Jr (1g,4a) while Reid Rochestie contributed two goals and an assist and Luca Staffieri contributed a goal and an assist.
The Hatters, who outshot the Spartans 52-20, opened up a 5-0 lead after one period and never looked back.
Eric Miller recorded 18 saves in goal in a winning effort for the Hatters.
Hatboro-Horsham 5-1-6 12
Springfield 0-0-2 2
Shots: HH 52, S 20; Saves: Eric Miller (HH) 18, Emmett Kline (S) 40.
First period: 1. Vincent Graziani HH (Nathan Nemchinov/Aiden North) 13:02; 2. William Moffa Jr HH (Nathan Nemchinov/Vincent Graziani) 8:59; 3. Aiden North HH (William Moffa Jr) 4:46; 4. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Reid Rochestie) 00:38; 5. Vincent Graziani HH (Nathan Nemchinov/Kyle Roesing) 00:30.
Second period: 6. Evan Snow HH (Vincent Graziani) 8:13.
Third period: 7. Vincent Graziani HH (William Moffas Jr/Aiden North) 14:16; 8. Lincoln Coleman S (Kellen Warman) 11:11; 9. Gavin McManus S (Oliver Carlson) 10:00; 10. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Vincent Graziani) 7:59; 11. Reid Rochestie HH (Luca Staffieri) 7:48; 12. Luca Staffieri HH, 7:14; 13. Nathan Nemchinov HH (Vincent Graziani/William Moffa Jr) 5:31; 14. Reic Rochestie HH (Aiden North) 5:16.
SPRING-FORD 13, SOUDERTON 7
The Rams took an 8-6 lead into the third period when they erupted for five goals to blow the non-league game wide open.
Spring-Ford 2-6-5 13
Souderton 0-6-1 7
Shots: SF 28, S 29; Saves: Nathaniel Grice (SF) 22, Alexander Archer (S) 14.
First period: 1. Grady Heacock SF, 5:03; 2. Michael Gravinese SF (Dylan Cyr/Patrick Fergus) 2:08.
Second period: 3. Maxwell Ryon S (Jackson Kelly) 15:41; 4. Jackson Kelly S (Julia Kaminsky) 14:45; 5. Patrick Fergus SF (Michael Gravinese/Thomas Bentham) 14:10; 6. Christian Pacan SF (Dylan Cyr) 13:12; 7. Gavin Pencak SF (Gino Scala) 12:50; 8. Dylan Cyr SF (Patrick Fergus/Michael Gravinese) 12:05; 9. Grady Heacock SF, 11:23; 10. Jackson Kelly S (Evan Siegler) 9:09; 11. Jackson Kelly S (Pierce Miller) 9:02; 12. Julia Kaminsky S (Caden O’Neill/Maxwell Ryon) 3:44; 13. Jackson Kelly S (Maxwell Ryon) 2:58.
Third period: 14. Christian Pacan SF (Dylan Cyr/Michael Gravinese) 13:12; 15. Maxwell Ryon S, 12:22; 16. Michael Gravinese SF (Dylan Cyr) 11:05; 17. Grady Heacock SF (Cooper Venezia) 9:00; 18. Nathan Riley SF, 3:02; 19. Michael Gravinese SF (Isaak Bystol) 1:18.
Wednesday, Dec. 17
NORTH PENN 7, NESHAMINY 2
The Knights took care of business in a hurry, opening up a 4-0 lead after one period on their way to the win at Hatfield Ice. Their balanced attack was led by the three-point games of Danial Cabrales (1g,2a), Samuel Norton (1g,2a) and James Boyle (2g,1a).
In the four-goal first period, Boyle had a pair of goals while Norton and Nolan Shingle each had one. Two of the Knights’ goals came on the power play.
The Knights extended their lead to 6-0 after second-period goals by Gabriel Dunn and Cabrales before Neshaminy got on the scoreboard with a goal by Nikita Evodokimov that made it a 6-1 game heading into the final period.
Derek Lugara got that goal back in the third period before Neshaminy’s Eli Kirsh scored a power play goal for the 7-2 final.
North Penn held a 48-20 advantage in shots. Neshaminy’s Gianna Raggio had 41 saves while Aidan Quigley earned the win with 18 saves for the Knights.
Neshaminy 0-1-1 2
North Penn 4-2-1 7
Shots: N 20, NP 48; Saves: Gianna Raggio (N) 41, Aidan Quigley (NP) 18.
First period: 1. James Boyle NP (Nolan Shingle/Samuel Norton) 13:34; 2. Nolan Shingle NP (Danial Cabrales/James Boyle) 9:44; 3. James Boyle NP (Danial Cabrales) 8:34; 4. Samual Norton NP (Landon Hostetter/Ismael Cabrales) 00:02.
Second period: 5. Gabriel Dunn NP (Samuel Norton) 6:57; 6. Danial Cabrales NP (Tyler Evans) 3:36; 7. Nikita Evdokimov N (Tyler Hathaway/Kainen Thompson) 00:41.
Third period: 8. Derek Lugara NP (Christopher Silvotti IV/Nolan Little) 9:24: 9. Eli Kirsh N (Carter Lennon/Sean Mooney) 6:59.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 14, SOUDERTON 6
Twelve players contributed scoring for the Titans in a contest that featured a whole lot more offense than defense.
Ryan Frey’s six-point game (2g,4a) led the Titans’ attack while Dominic Gibson (1g,4a), Jamison Crouch (2g,3a) and Ryan Montagna (2g,3a) each had five-point games. Joseph Slobodrian contributed three goals and an assist.
The two teams were deadlocked at 3 after one period, and the Titans blew the game wide open with a nine-goal outburst in the second period.
Also contributing multi-point performances for the Titans were Nolan Senigo (2g,1a) and John Lord (2a).
The two teams combined for 98 shots with the Titans accounting for 60 of those.
Ozzy Cerruti earned the win in goal for the Titans.
Central Bucks South 3-9-2 14
Souderton 3-1-2 6
Shots: CBS 60, S 38; Save: Ozzy Cerruti (CBS) 32, Alexander Archer (S) 46.
First period: 1. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Jamison Crouch) 16:32; 2. Evan Siegler S (Maxwell Ryon) 15:08; 3. Maxwell Ryon S (Pierce Miller) 11:28; 4. Ryan Frey CBS (Kobe Dunn) 6:53; 5. Jamison Crouch CBS (Parker Dunn) 4:55; 6. Julia Kaminsky S (Maxwell Ryon/Jackson Kelly) 00:02.
Second period: 7. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Montagna/Ryan Frey) 16:25; 8. Nolan Senigo CBS (Dominic Gibson) 15:51; 9. Dominic Gibson CBS (Jamison Crouch) 11:20; 10. Owen Frey CBS (Dominic Gibson/Jimmy Jonas) 11:06; 11. Lillian King CBS (Nolan Senigo/Dominic Gibson) 10:37; 12. Ryan Montagna CBS (Ryan Frey/Joseph Slobodrian) 7:58; 13. Joseph Slobodrian CBS (Ryan Montagna/Ryan Frey) 7:28; 14. Pierceson Egan S (Jackson Kelly) 4:05; 15. Ryan Montagna CBS (Ryan Frey/Jamison Crouch) 2:11; 16. Nolan Senigo CBS (Dominic Gibson) 00:39.
Third period: 17. Maxwell Ryon S (Julia Kaminsky) 16:53; 18. Ryan Frey CBS (John Lord/Ryan Montagna) 6:18; 19. Jamison Crouch CBS (John Lord) 4:03; 20. Maxwell Ryon S, 3:03.
PENNSBURY 11, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 1
The Falcons used a team effort to earn a lopsided win over the Bucks.
Shane Gleisner’s four-goal game led the Falcons, who saw 13 players collect points in the win. Jacob Sarver (3g) and Jaxon Pinto (3a) had three-point games while Connor Gray (1g,1a), Declan Donohue (1g,1a) and Chase Kinley (1g,1a) added two-point games.
Pennsbury led 3-1 after one period and added three more goals in the second before blowing the game wide open with a five-goal outburst.
Central Bucks West 1-0-0 1
Pennsbury 3-3-5 11
Shots: CBS 10, P 60; Saves: Isaac Mays/Joseph Carter III (CBS) 49, Brendan Milliken (P) 9.
First period: 1. Jacob Sarver P, 14:35; 2. Declan Donohue P (Chase Kinley/Jaxon Pinto) 5:30; 3. Shane Gleisner P (Shane Hicks/Jaxon Pinto) 3:27; 4. Tyler Ricci CBW (Austin Griffin) 1:08.
Second period: 5. Connor Gray P (Joseph Willard) 7:25; 6. Jacob Sarver P, 4:49; 7. Chase Kinley P (Declan Donohue/Brayden Holden) 1:00.
Third period: 8. Shane Gleisner P (Francis DeLucia) 13:00; 9. Shane Gleisner P, 9:46; 10. Shane Gleisner P (Derek Nink) 9:16; 11. Ryan Kalachik P (Connor Gray) 9:01; 12. Jacob Sarver P (Jonathan Milliken/Jaxon Pinto) 6:45.
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