Check out the recaps for SOL boys’ lacrosse teams in action Tuesday. CB East/PW photos provided courtesy of Michael Rice Photography. Check back for a gallery of photos. CLICK HERE to go directly to Suburban One Sports' BOYS' LACROSSE GALLERIES.
American Conference
Upper Dublin 11, Hatboro-Horsham 5
Matthew Shohen reached the 100-goal plateau for his career as part of a five-goal night as Upper Dublin bested American Conference opponent Hatboro-Horsham 11-5 on Tuesday.
Shohen also added an assist to his milestone game.
Michael Pileggi also registered six points on three goals and three assists, while Vinnie Afflisio won 11 faceoffs for the Cardinals.
By the numbers: Upper Dublin: Ryan Bond (1A), Michael Pileggi (3G, 3A), Matthew Shohen (5G, 1A), Nate Brown (1G), Chase Foster (2G, 1A), Vinny Afflisio (11 FO), Ben Shervin (9 saves).
Up next: The Cardinals will host Quakertown at 6:15 pm Thursday. The Hatters will visit Chelteham at 4 pm Thursday.
SOL Crossover non-league
Central Bucks East 13, Plymouth Whitemarsh 4
Central Bucks East jumped out to an early lead and used a solid defensive effort to keep Plymouth Whitemarsh from mounting any sustained attacks as the Patriots picked up a 13-4 win in Tuesday’s SOL Crossover game.
Colin Campbell (4 goals, 1 assist) led the offense, while Jackson Jagoda (7 GB, 2 CTO) paced the defensive effort for the Patriots. Connor Post scored his first varsity goal among the 13-goal East attack.
Jack Cooper had a hand in all four Colonials’ goals, scoring one and assisting on three. Zach Strohl scooped up six groundballs and registered three caused turnovers.
By the numbers: Central Bucks East: Colin Campbell (4G, 1A, 2GB), Ryan Williams (2G, 2A), Oliver Rennie (2G, 3GB, 3CTO), Jackson Jagoda (7GB, 2CTO), Ben Winward (1G, 1A, 1GB), Aiden Zimmer (1G, 1A, 1GB), Grant Bullard (1G, 1A, 1GB), Connor Post (1G), Luke Walters (1GB, 3CTO), Charlie Munshower (2GB, 4CTO), Jax Distantis (9/18 FO, 3GB), Cooper Planck (1A), Bobby Purring (1GB, 1CTO), Alex Sipperly (2 saves). Plymouth Whitemarsh: Jack Cooper (1G, 3A), Dylan Ippolito (1G, 1CTO), Owen Cababe (1G, 1GB), Sean Herron (1G, 2GB), Drew Strohl (2GB, 1CTO), Nolan Schneider (1GB), Zach Strohl (6GB, 3CTO), Luke Smith (2GB), Gavin Best (1GB), Kai Silverman (6/11 FO), Fadl Greene (4/10 FO), Mason Best (6 saves), Brian Devitis (4 saves).
Up next: PW will look to bounce back at Upper Moreland at 3:45 pm Thursday. East will visit Council Rock South at 7 pm Monday.
Central Bucks East 4 3 2 4 – 13
Plymouth Whitemarsh 1 0 2 1 – 4
Pennridge 13, Quakertown 5
Pennridge exploded for nine goals in the first quarter to build a lead that Quakertown would never threaten as the Rams topped the Panthers 13-5 in Tuesday’s SOL Crossover game.
Harrison Cranage had four goals and an assist to lead the Rams, who led 12-1 at halftime.
By the numbers: Pennridge: Harrison Cranage (4G, 1A), Rocco Fanelli (1G,1A), Matteo Fanelli (2G), Reid Moyer (3G, 1A), Shawn Matthews (1A), Emerik Tasker (1G), Gage Gottshalk (1G), Cael Gottshalk (1G), Cole Nitterour (8/13 FO ), Justin Gramlich (6 saves).
Up next: Quakertown will visit Upper Dublin at 6:15 pm Thursday. The Rams will visit Easton Area for a nonleague game at 5 pm Friday.
Pennridge 9 3 1 0 – 13
Quakertown 1 0 0 4 – 5
Nonleague
Upper Moreland 14, Roman Catholic 1
Goalkeeper Colin Davidson and the Upper Moreland defense held Roman Catholic scoreless over the last three quarters of Tuesday’s nonleague game and rolled to a 14-1 victory.
Eight players had a hand in the scoring, with Jake Drinkwater scoring four goals and assisting on another, while David Adamski recorded a hat trick.
Sophomore Lukas Rhode recorded his 100th career ground ball among his five pickups. Freshman Jack Sorrentino scored his first varsity goal.
By the numbers: Upper Moreland: Jake Drinkwater (4G, 1A), David Adamski (3G), Sean Durso (2G), Kevin Smith (2G), James Funk (2G), Jack Sorrentino (1G), Travis Quirk (4A), Evan Barrett (1A), Colin Davidson (7 saves), Lukas Rhode (2CTO, 5GB).
Upper Moreland coach Matthew Beck: “We used a strong second quarter to put some distance between us and Roman. Jack Sorrentino won the faceoff and scored with under 5 seconds to go in the half to extend our lead to 9-1. The boys were very businesslike in the second half and we got the win today.
“We need a good practice tomorrow and we need to keep improving.”
Up next: The Golden Bears will host Plymouth Whitemarsh at 3:45 pm Thursday.
Roman Catholic 1 0 0 0 – 1
Upper Moreland 2 7 3 2 – 14
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