Central Bucks South vs. North Penn

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CB South 7, North Penn 10
Quarter Breakdown:
1st: North Penn 1-3 (NP)
2nd: North Penn 2-6 (Halftime: 9–3 NP)
3rd: North Penn 0-1 (3-10)
4th: CB South 4–0 (Final 7-10)

CB South Scoring:
Bella Ricker (3G, 1A), Kelly McDonald (1G), Tessa Walls (1G), Sarah Victor (1G, 1A), Kaylee Conner (1G), Elysia Fessler (1A)

CB South dropped a hard-fought contest to North Penn, 10–7, in a game that tested both teams from start to finish. North Penn came out strong, building a 9–3 lead by halftime and extending it to 10–3 heading into the final quarter. The Knights controlled the draw for much of the game and capitalized on extra possessions, which played a key role in the outcome.

Despite the deficit, CB South showed resilience and grit in the fourth quarter, shutting out North Penn 4–0 while playing down two players. The Titans locked in defensively and finished with some of their strongest play of the game, led by Jordyn McCartin and Taylor Aldrich anchoring the defensive unit.

With key players on both teams out in the 4th quarter, both teams were forced to adjust throughout the game, adding to the challenge on both sides.

McDonald led the team with four ground balls, while Ryann Vandersluis, Taylor Aldrich, and Kaylee Vandersluis each collected three. Elysia Fessler added three draw controls, and goalkeeper Elia Kafel made five saves.

CB South will look to build on its strong fourth-quarter performance moving forward and play a full game.
North Penn Comments
NP 10
CB East 7

NP:
Quinn Rodoff, 2G, 3A
Kelly Woolaver, 1A
Brooke Goewey, 1G
Maddie Gorman, 3G, 8DC
Mila Rogozinski, 3G, 3A, 2DC
Joelle Davenport, 1A, 3DC
Lieka Keijzer, 1G, 1A
Caylynn Thompson, 7 Saves

CBE:
Tessa Walls, 1G
Kaylee Conner, 1G
Kelly McDonald, 1G
Sarah Victor 1G
Bella Ricker, 3G

15 Draw controls today with Maddie Gorman, Joelle Davenport, and Mila Rogozinski sharing the wealth.

8 of our goals came from assists and this was great to see as we have been working every day on feeding...being intentional with our passes and keeping our eyes focused toward the 8.

Low defense had a lot of success on transitions today, especially with trails and switches. Emily Kralik, Erin Walsh, Alana Tomkowicz, and Morgan Rodoff, played with poise and grit all game and were instrumental in our transitions, working the ball out of the back with confidence and speed.

It was a total team effort today as all 19 field players saw time today in a fiercely contested league game.