High School Scores/Rankings

June 2009 (scores compled from LaxPower, Phillylacrosse.com, the Inquirer and other newspapers)

Boys:

• EPSLA High School Boys Rankings (Coaches Poll)
• National High School Boys Rankings - LaxPower
• National High School Boys - Under Armour/IL High School National Power Rankings
• Regional High School Boys - Under Armour/IL High School Regional Power Rankings
• Max Prep's National Boys Lacrosse Spring 08-09 Rankings
• Pennsylvania High School Boys Rankings - LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Boys Rankings (Eastern PA - PIAA)- LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Boys Rankings (Eastern PA - Interac/Independent)- LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Boys Rankings (Central PA - PIAA)- LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Boys Rankings (Western PA - PIAA)- LaxPower
• PA Lacrosse Media Rankings - Boys (Phillylacrosse.com, Philadelphia Inquirer, Delaware County Daily Times, Allentown Morning Call, Harrisburg Patriot-News, Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Final Phillylacrosse.com Boys' Rankings: La Salle is No. 1
• 2009 Boys All-American, All-EPSLA and All-League Selections

• National High School Girls Rankings - LaxPower
• Max Prep's National Girls' Lacrosse Spring 08-09 Rankings
• Pennsylvania High School Girls Rankings - LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Girls Rankings (East - PASLA) - LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Girls Rankings (Central - CPLA)- LaxPower
• Pennsylvania High School Girls Rankings (West - WPIAL) - LaxPower
• PA Lacrosse Media Rankings - Girls(Phillylacrosse.com, Philadelphia Inquirer, Delaware County Daily Times, Allentown Morning Call, Harrisburg Patriot-News, Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Phillylacrosse.com Top 10 - Girls

• PLA's EPSLA League/Team Pages (and additional links/resources)
• Game Calendar - LaxPower

REPORTING GAME RESULTS: Coaches (boys/girls teams), please remember to report game scores (and goals/assists/saves and other summary information) to the Philadelphia Inquirer at 215-854-4570. Delaware County teams are asked to report all home games and any games played at locations outside of Delaware County to the Daily Times by calling (610) 622-8880 or (610) 622-8070. Information also can be sent to sports@delcotimes.com. Please also report scores to Phillylacrosse.com. Others? Let us know!

May 19, 2009

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Conestoga 15, Central Bucks East 2
• Downingtown East 9, Springfield DelCo 5
• Lower Merion 13, Abington 12 (ovt.)
• West Chester East 9, Garnet Valley 8 (ovt.)

• Archbishop Carroll Agnes Irwin 17, Springside 9 - Olivia Goodman powered the Owls with five goals. Katie Nelligan added four goals and one assist, while Caroline Keating had three goals and one assists.
• Notre Dame 23, Penn Charter 8 - Kelly McCallion led a high-powered attack with four goals and three assists. She was one of five players to score at least three times to pace the Irish (14-4, 8-3) to an Inter-Ac League victory. Bridget Burnshad five goals.
• Radnor 20, Strath Haven 11
• Springfield Delco 13, Bayard Rustin 3
• Unionville 21, Boyertown 12: Lizzy Riondet and Lindsey Smith each scored four goals as Unionville ruised past Boyertown in a District 1 tournament consolation-round game. Lisa Riondet added three goals and three assists for Unionville, which qualified for the state tournament with the victory, while Erica Midiri and Julie Moran each scored three goals. The Indians led by three, 11-8, at the half before pulling away with a 10-4 margin in the second half. Lyndsey Babilon led Boyertown, which lost for the second straight game, with three goals and one assist, Sam Mazzie and Sarah Bennett each scored two goals while Lisa Spitko, Raelynn Mikell, Emily Austerberry, Jordie Heidelbaugh and Jaime Vincent tallied one apiece. Goalie Lindsay Clinton posted six saves. The Bears have one more chance to qualify for states in the district's seventh-place game against Abington on Thursday at West Chester Henderson. Aimee Gennaro paced a balanced attack with three goals as Archbishop Carroll blasted Conwell-Egan, 18-1, Tuesday evening in the semifinal round of the District 12/Catholic League girls lacrosse semifinals at Swarthmore College. The victory sent the Patriots (13-5) into Thursday’s final at Swarthmore against Archbishop Wood, a 17-4 winner over Cardinal O’Hara. Carroll and Wood square off at 5 p.m. Kait Harris, Maggie Mauer, Ryan Yankowicz and Genni Hull added two goals each.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Collegium Charter 9, Delaware Valley Friends 1 - Alex Sarcione notched a hat trick to lead Delaware Valley Friends past visiting Collegium Charter, 9-1, in a Tri-County League quarterfinal playoff game.
• La Salle 16, Roman Catholic 2 - Christian Cardinal scored four goals and Andrew D’Addona made nine saves in three quarters of work as the North champion Explorers (16-4) cruised into the finals. LaSalle led 8-0 after the first quarter.
• Phelphs 9, Kimberton-Waldorf 2 - Ryan May scored four goals as Phelps beat visiting Kimberton Waldorf, 9-2.
• St. Joe's Prep 9, Archbishop Wood 2 - Colin Fleming poured in six goals as the Hawks (16-1) advanced to the Catholic League (District 12) finals to meet La Salle, a 16-2 winner over Roman Catholic. The teams will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at Swarthmore for the title and the lone District 12 state berth. Kenny Lankford added a goal and two assists for The Prep while Brad James and Jeff Heath each had one goal. Cory Scheuerle had two assists and Ian Correia had one assist, while Mike Zikoski had seven saves and Jake O'Brien won 10 of 15 face-offs

• Conwell-Egan 12, Little Flower 11 (CE: Kate Ryan 6g, Ashley Pope 4g. LF: Kathleen Moffett 5g) - In another quarterfinal, Conwell-Egan defeated Little Flower, 12-11, as Molly Mitchell scored the game-winner with 3 minutes, 20 seconds left. Kate Ryan had six goals to lead the Eagles.
• Card O'Hara 17, Card. Dougherty 9 - Cardinal O'Hara's lacrosse team is getting familiar with the grounds of Swarthmore College. The Lions knocked off Cardinal Dougherty in a Catholic League playoff quarterfinal there yesterday, 17-9, and will return to the venue tonight for a league semifinal against Archbishop Wood. The prize for a win would be a third trip to Swarthmore in four days, for the league title. The Lions (14-3 overall, 11-2 league) disposed of Dougherty thanks to six goals from Amanda Mattera and four from Megan George. Cardinal O'Hara goalie Michelle Miller had 10 saves.
• Episcopal Acad. 18, Baldwin School 6 - Kelly Moore and Taylor Trimble each scored four goals as Episcopal Academy won at Baldwin, 18-6, to clinch 5th straight Interac title
• Perkiomen School 18, Delaware Valley Friends 12 - Lailah Carter led Perkiomen with five goals and two assists as the Indians easily took the Tri-County League semifinals victory. Christe Thomas added three goals and three assists and Jena Pirri also scored three goals. Tiffany Granger and Serena Meaze each scored two, while Isabelle Bade, Mary Lawrence, and Yaminah Carter each chipped in one for Perkiomen. Amnesty Yurek recorded 12 saves for the Indians, who advanced to the championship game Thursday.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Carlisle 9, Red Lion 7
• Central Bucks East 12, West Chester East 7
• Conestoga 10, Garnet Valley 4 - Conestoga wore gold shoe laces in honor of former Conestoga attackman, Mark Herzlich, who announced earlier this week that he had been diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a type of bone cancer. Mark, a linebacker with Boston College, earned ACC Player of the Year on defense, was a finalist for the Butkus Award and is considered one of the finest collegiate football players in the country. Mark has returned to Philadelphia to battle his illness and is starting his treatment; his younger brother, Brad, is an attackman on the Stoga squad. On behalf of the entire Philadelphia lacrosse community, we wish Mark a full and speedy recovery; our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family, and we look forward to seeing him again on the gridiron wearing Maroon and Gold.
• Downingtown East 11, Lower Merion 4
• Hempfield 12, Conrad Weiser 1
• Hershey 14, Northern York 5
• Manheim Township 20, Susquehannock 5
• Shipley 6, Academy New Church 4
• Springfield-Delco 11, Abington 9
• Tunkhannock 18, Mifflinburg 2

• Bayard Rustin 13, North Penn 12, OT - Julie Tatios scored the game-winning goal for Rustin in overtime to lift her squad to a 13-12 victory over North Penn in the PIAA District 1 quarterfinals. Tatios also tallied the equalizer with 11 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game into the extra session. North Penn: Lauren McDermott 5g; Abbie Hartman 4g; Dani Horn 1g, 2a; Alyssa Culp 1g; Stacey Pellechia 1g; Lyndsay Hepler 13 saves.
• Germantown Friends 15, Shipley 7 - Host Germantown Friends got six goals from Betsy Sachs in a 15-7 Friends Schools League title-clinching win over Shipley. The Tigers (14-4), who also won last year's crown, also got four goals from Lydia Kring and three goals and six draw controls from Iris Williamson.
• Hempfield, Landisville 17, Hershey 12
• Manheim Township 19, Susquehannock 5
• Springfield-Delco 17, Abington 10 - Led by a game-high six goals from Sammy Tulskie, Springfield-Delco defeated Abington 17-10 in the quarterfinal round of the District 1 playoffs. Madison Poplawski added four scores for Springfield and teammate Shannon Burns notched a pair of goals and five assists. Springfield will next take on Bayard Rustin on Tuesday at a site and time to be determined. Springfield-Delco: Sammy Tulskie 6g; Madison Poplawski 4g; Courtney Kennedy 2g; Shannon Burns 2g, 5a; Lindsey Mace 1g; Val Paolucci 1g; Maddy Lynch 1g; Janel Folkomer 8 saves. Abington: K. Ashby 5g; K. Cooper 2g; M. Seefried 1g; C. Cox 1g; M. Evans 1g; Aqueletta 10 saves.
• Strath Haven 10, Unionville 6 - Ana White scored four goals and Emily Garrity added two goals and four assists, while Annalise Penikis had two goals and one assist to lead Strath Haven to a 10-6 victory over Unionville today in the District 1 girls’ quarterfinals at West Chester East. The win advanced the fifth-seeded Panthers (17-3) into the semifinals Tuesday against the winner of today’s Radnor-Boyertown contest, also at WC East. Strath Haven’s defense was led by Claure Sherry and Kim McClellan. Garrity also had three interceptions. Erica Midiri led the fourth-seeded Indians (17-3) with three goals and Melissa Lloyd made 14 saves. Unionville will play Tuesday in a play-back game against the Radnor-Boyertown loser. The top seven teams advance to the first Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) playoffs. Strath Haven: Ana White 4g; Emily Garrity 2g, 4a; Annalise Penikis 2g, 1a; Kelly Ruffini 1g; Julie Hayward 1g; Jenna Frost 1a. Lela Meunier 6 saves. Unionville: Erica Midiri 3g; Julie Moran 1g; Lisa Riondet 1g, 1a; Lindsey Smith 1g; L. Carney 1a. Melissa Lloyd 14 saves

Boys' Lacrosse

• Haverford School 16, Germantown Academy 5 - Stephen Aitken, Joe O’Rourke, Zach Rego, Chris Hupfeldt and Will McNamara each scored two goals, while defender Stocky Euler and midfielder Liam O’Connor earned Toyota Stars of the Game honors as Haverford School toppled Germantown Academy, 16-4, Friday in the inaugural Inter-Ac League tournament semifinals at Cabrini College. The win boosted the Fords (15-8) into the Inter-Ac finals Wednesday (7 p.m.) against Malvern Prep, which earned a hard-fought 8-6 triumph over Episcopal Academy in the other semifinal. Will Horrocks added a goal and two assists for Haverford while Euler, Matt Walters, Tom Shihadeh, Brendan McGrath and Bill Annesley each scored once. Grove Stewart contributed two assists. Haverford and Malvern Prep tied for the league title with 6-2 records. Beau Jones (two goals) was the Toyota Star of the Game for the Patriots, who finished the year 6-12.
• La Salle 18, Archbishop Ryan 0
• Malvern Prep 8, Episcopal Academy 6 - Bobby Hill (midfield) and Wills Curley (goalie) earned Toyota Stars of the Game honors for the Friars (11-8), who advanced to the finals by topping the Churchmen (13-8). Matt Lerman (goaltender) was the Toyota Star of the Game for EA.
• Roman Catholic 18, Archbishop Carroll 7 (RC: Patrick Weiler 5 goals) - Roman Catholic scored eight goals in the second period en route to winning a Catholic League opening-round playoff game. For the Patriots (7-10), Brian Keith paced the scoring attack with two goals. Andrew Johnson, Ryan Flynn, Brian Shea, Joe Larraro and Gary Pergolini all netted one goal.

• Penn Charter 15, Springside 10

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Moorestown (NJ) 11, Penn Charter (PA) 2
• Abington 13, Owen J Roberts 7
• Academy of the New Church 11, MoorestownFriends (NJ) 3 - Steve Nehlig scored three goals to spark the Lions to theFriends League semifinals win. They play at Shipley Saturday (2 p.m.) for thetitle Archbishop Wood 16, Lansdale Catholic 5 - Sean Lindenmuth tallied five goals and Mike Maxwell added four as the Vikings moved into the Catholic League (District 12) semifinals. Vince Furlong added three goals while Dustan Mangan and Sean McCartney each had two and Ben Worthington posted 10 saves. Liam Malley led LC with three goals. Wood will meet South champion St. Joseph's Prep Tuesday in the semis.
• Butler Area 10, Trinity 3
• Central Bucks East 12, Unionville 8 - Central Bucks East 12, Unionville 8: Joe Lesicky's three goals weren't enough for Unionville (12-5) in the District 1 playoff game. Hunter Thomas, Tyler Simmigran and Greg Carroll were other standouts for the Indians, while Grady Stevens won 18 faceoffs. Unionville goals: Lesicky 3, Donovan 2, Bacci 2, Kaiser. C.B. East goals: Hughes 5, Sharmen 2, Vitzer 2, O'Brien, McSherry, Fetterman; Goalie saves: Mallya (U) 12; Kulva (CBE) 11.
• Conestoga 14, Strath Haven 1 - Paul Mita scored five goals as the top-seeded Pioneers advanced to the quarterfinals.
• Dowingtown East 14, Pennsbury 4 - D-East (17-2) made its first District 1 playoff game a successful one as Kenny Maas fired in four goals, and Shane Sturgis netted three goals and added three assists. Midfielder tacked on Rocco Piliero two goals. The Cougars, seeded second, will take on seventh-seeded Lower Merion in the quarterfinals on Saturday. Pennsbury goals: Warren, Delaney, Mager, unavailable. Downingtown East goals: Maas 4, Sturgis 3, Piliero 2, Zelinski 2, Lauletta 2, Kraft; Goalie saves: Shubert (P) 7; Normoyle (DE) 5, Barth (DE) 3.
• Garnet Valley 9, Hatboro-Horsham 4 - Eric Warden, Mike Montella and Steve Smyrl each tallied twice as the ninth-seeded Jaguars advanced. Jarett Carr scored twice for the Hatters.
• Greensburg Cath Cent 15, Cathedral Prep 7
• Hampton 18, Quaker Valley 4
• Lower Merion 13, Upper Dublin 3 - Matt Dilks collected five goals and two assists while Andrew Mongeluzzi had four goals and one assist as the seventh-seeded Aces cruised. Jordan Wolf added two goals and two assists and Ahmad Zachary had a goal and two assists. Joey Shallow scored once. Cody Hornung and Hank Altschuler each posted five saves in the goal. Jimmy Trentini led the Cards with a goal and two assists while Tim Duke and Eric Breuninger each scored once.
• Perkiomen School 8, Delaware Friends 1
• Selinsgrove 10, Mifflinburg 6
• Shipley 8, Friends Central 3 - Julius Mouser tallied three goals as the top-seeded Gators moved into the Friends' Schools League finals. They host Academy of the New Church Saturday at2 p.m.
• Springfield-Delco 12, Downingtown West 2
• State College 1, Danville Area 0
• St. Joe’s Prep 15, Cardinal O’Hara 2 - Brendan Glynn had five goals and two assists and Colin Fleming collected fourgoals and three assists as the The Prep rolled into the Catholic League(District 12) semifinals. Cory Scheuerlehad two goals and an assist and Kenny Lankford had a goal and three assists.
• Valley Forge 10, Collegium Charter 4
• West Chester East 8, Radnor 5 - Matt Maday scored four goals and Andrew Protenic added three as 13th-seeded West Chester East pulled the upset by stunning No. 4 seed Radnor, 8-5, in a District 1 second-round boys lacrosse playoff contest. Chris McCormick chipped in with a goal and two assists for the Vikings, who improved to 15-3, but it was an outstanding defensive effort that sealed the deal for East. Chris Saggese, Jim Barr, Kurt Smith, Killian White, Zach Lieb and Tim Kulp threw a blanket over the Red Raiders, whose every shot was hotly contested. And most of the shots that did manage to find their way on net were met by Viking keeper Justin Laxton, who turned away 18 Radnor attempts. East will be back in action Saturday against Central Bucks East, a 12-8 winner over Unionville, at a site and time to be determined. W.C. East goals: Maday 4, Protenic 3, McCormick 1; Radnor goals: Donelley 2, Norten, Cherry, Puckette ; Golaie saves: Laxton (WCE) 18; Bradley (R) 4.

• Abington 10, Downingtown East 9 – Abington 10, Downingtown East 9: Downingtown East (12-8) came close to pulling off the District 1 playoff upset, but a last-second shot that would have tied the game went just wide. Kelly Devlin and Kelli Joran led the offense as they both netted three goals. Allie Murray was solid in goal with support from Melissa Hummel, Ali May, Marielle Ramsay and Haley Swartz. owningtown East goals: Devlin 3, Joran 3, Blye 2, Poli; Aington goals: Ashby 4, Cox 2, Cooper 2, Fitzgerald, Evans. Goalie saves: Murray (DE) 26; Aquilino (A) 10.
• Bayard Rustin 19, Downingtown West 11
• Boyertown 16, Upper Dublin 10 - Emily Austerberry and Rachel Hilbert each had three goals and Lyndsey Babiloncollected two goals and five assists while Lindsay Clinton posted 15 saves asthe eighth-seeded Bears advanced to the quarterfinals. Amy Cross led the Cardinals with three goals.
• Episcopal Acad 17, Agnes Irwin 10 - The Churchwomen (17-5, 10-1) raced to a 9-1 halftime lead and clinched at least a tie for the Inter-Ac League title as Taylor Trimble had four goals, two assists, eight groundballs and three interceptions and Kate Ivory had four goals and five draw controls. Kelley Moore added three goals and seven groundballs and Megan Spagnola contributed three goals and an assist while Avery Curley added one goal, one assist and two interceptions. Alexa Buckley and Allie Fuchs each added one goal for EA while Sammi Arbitman (two assists, one INT), Ashley McCormick (one INT) and Caitlin powers (five saves) paced the defense. EA can clinch the crown by defeating second-place Baldwin Monday.
• Germantown Academy 19, Notre Dame 16 - Olivia Mann poured in seven goals while Kate Henrich collected six goals and for assists as the Patriots (15-11, 7-5) shocked Fighting Irish (13-4, 7-3). Sidney Jacobs added four goals and an assist for GA while Maggie Ebbott and Aldex Farris each scored once and Mia Jordan had two assists. Katie Blumenthal and Kelly McCallion each netted four goals for Notre Dame while Kristen Bandos and Bridget Burns had three goals each. Isabel Manmade nine saves.
• North Penn 14, Villa Maria 9 - Abbie Hartman pumped in six goals and Lauren McDermott had four goals and two assists to lead the second-seeded Maidens to the victory. Dani Horn, Alyssa Culp, Stacey Pellechia and Kaitlin Colbridge each added one goal and Lyndsey Hepler made 13 saves for North Penn.
• Radnor 16, Great Valley 4
• Southern Lehigh 12, Nazareth 11 - SL: GOALS: Brooke Bornemen 4, Sophia Pifer 2, Maura McGlone 2, Lindsey Derstine, Julia Nemeth, Sam Risi, Katie Johnson. ASSISTS: Derstine 5, Nemeth, McGlone, Pifer. SHOTS: 25. SAVES: Emily Saeger 12. N: GOALS: Amy Rydeen 4, Amanda Denger 2, Bianca Broncaleane 2, Lindsey Whipple, Emma Fitzgibbens, Hilary Halecz. ASSISTS: Brancaleane, Denger, Rydeen. SHOTS: 26. SAVES: Chantelle Krock 11. Southern Lehigh wins LVGL championship. Maura McGlone scored the game-winning goal with 7.8 seconds to go.
• Springfield-Delco 15, Merion Mercy 14 - Madison Poplawski collected three goals and three assists and Shannon Burns scored three times as third-seeded Springfield-Delco survived a scare from Merion Mercy and claimed a 15-14 victory Thursday in the second round of the District 1 girls’ lacrosse tournament. The Cougars (18-2)will face sixth-seeded Abington – a 10-9 winner over Downingtown East – in the quarterfinals Saturday at West Chester East. Sammy Tulskie added two goals and three assists for Springfield-Delco while Val Paolucci, Courtney Kennedy and Lindsey Kennedy each had two goals. Janal Folkomer made seven stops in goal. Emily Corcoran led Merion Mercy with a standout game, notching six goals and two assists. Meg Corzel added three goals. Freshman goalie Caili Guilday also had a strong game, posting 11 saves.
• Strath Haven 16, Ridley 8 - Annalise Penikis erupted for six goals, Ana White scored four times and Emily Garrity collected two goals and seven assists as the fifth-seeded Panthers prevailed over their Central League rivals. Jenna Massimo led Ridley with three goals.
• Unionville 10, Conestoga 8 - Lindsey Smith netted four goals and Julie Truluck and Lisa Riondet added a pair to lead the fourth-seeded Indians. Taylor Malloey led the Pioners with three goals and Kaitlin Hildebrand added two.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Malvern Prep (PA) 10, Lawrenceville (NJ) 7
• Chartiers Valley 9, Shaler Area 2
• Emmaus 16, Easton 5
• Germantown Academy 5, Penn Charter 4 (OT)
• North Allegheny 11, Bethel Park 6
• Seneca Valley 14, Upper St Clair 7
• Shady Side Academy 4, Franklin Regional 2
• Upper Darby 14, Cardinal O'Hara 4 - Upper Darby and Cardinal O'Hara played out the string in this nonleague tilt with Kevin Fonio scoring six times in the 14-4 Upper Darby victory. Sean Riley added a hat trick for Upper Darby who finished the season 8-10.

• Peddie School (NJ) 14, Hill School (PA) 6
• Archbishop Ryan 11, Bishop McDevitt 4
• Kennedy-Kenrick 13, Conwell-Egan 3
• Seneca Valley, PA 9, Vincentian Academy 7

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Moorestown Friends (NJ) 6, George School (PA) 5
• Pennington (NJ) 9, New Hope/Solebury (PA) 3
• Abington 7, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 4
• Archbishop Carroll 18, Kennedy-Kenrick 1 - Ryan Flynn scored four goals and Brian Keith netted three goals and dished out three assists for the Patriots (7-9, 4-2). Andrew Johnson and Joe Lerario each recorded a hat trick, while keepers Jason Cuzzupe and Tom Mitchell combined for seven saves.
• Carlisle 10, Lewisburg 3
• Central Bucks East 11, Neshaminy 6
• Chestnut Hill Academy 11, West Chester Rustin 4 - Dante LaRuffa struck for a hat trick and helped Chestnut Hill Academy get past visiting West Chester Rustin, 11-4. Greg Quillian chipped in with two goals and two assists for the Blue Devils.
• Conrad Weiser 17, Exeter 5 - Corey Elmer scored four goals and had two assists as Conrad Weiser routed Exeter 17-5 in a District 3 Class AAAA first-round lacrosse game Tuesday night at Robesonia. Mike Oliveto, Pete Antosy, Adam Showalter and Curtis Shook each had two goals for the fourth-seeded Scouts (19-2), who will play fifth-seeded Hempfield in the second round Saturday at 1 p.m. at Gov. Mifflin Stadium. The Black Knights beat Cumberland Valley 16-4 in an opening-round game Tuesday. Dino Kotsakis had one goal and three assists for Weiser, which led 9-3 at the half. Sean Flamm and Jake Hennessy each had a goal and assist for 13th-seeded Exeter (10-8).
• Downingtown West 5, Ridley 4 - The Whippets’ Jamie Raezor scored three times to make Ridley’s postseason ride a short but tough one. The Green Raiders (10-9) scored twice late to put a scare into the Whippets. Ridley received goals from Dan Stranix, Tyler Johnston, Pat Zimmerman and Kevin Garling. Ryan Higgins scored twice for Downingtown West, which received 12 saves from goalie Robbie Keene.
• Garnet Valley 14, Upper Merion 5
• Hempfield 16, Cumberland Valley 4
• Hershey 13, Ephrata 4
• LaSalle College HS 13, Archbishop Wood 2
• Lansdale Catholic 16, Souderton 3
• Lower Merion 11, Bishop Shanahan 2
• Malvern Prep 15, Germantown Academy 2 - Connor Steidle came through with four goals to lead Malvern Prep past host Germantown Academy, 15-2.
• Manheim Township 20, Wilson West Lawn 3 - At Neffsville, the Berks runner-up Bulldogs (12-7) fell behind early and never recovered in a lopsided loss to the sixth-seeded Blue Streaks (15-5). Colin Gallagher scored two goals and assisted on the third for Wilson.
• Northern York 11, Lampeter-Strasburg 6
• Owen J Roberts 16, West Chester Henderson 10
• Pennsbury 15, Sun Valley 10 - Donnie Krausse, the county’s lead goal scorer heading into the game with 49, got four more Tuesday, but the Vanguards (11-7) dropped a tough decision to the Falcons. Sun Valley was tied with the higher-seeded Falcons after one quarter and down by just 7-6 at the half, thanks to the work of Krausse, Bobby Clemens (two goals, three assists), Sam Maldou (goal, three assists) and Matt Remner (two goals, two assists).
• Perkiomen School 6, Woodlynde 2
• Red Lion 13, Penn Manor 6
• Selinsgrove 13, Danville Area 5
• Strath Haven 7, Central Bucks West 6 (OT) - Nick DeCindis scooped up a ground ball, beat two defenders then fired a cross-field pass to Mark Dolphin, whose low shot found net and lifted Strath Haven to a thrilling, 7-6 overtime victory Tuesday over Central Bucks West in a District One Class AAA boys lacrosse game. That late home celebration victory gifted the Panthers (9-10) with a second-round meeting with Conestoga Thursday. It might not have happened if goalkeeper Will Torrence (11 saves) hadn’t made a huge stop in overtime. “The goaltender played fantastic,” Strath Haven coach Dave Waldman said. “And I thought we played with great hustle and heart in the middle of the field.” Dave Alyankian scored three goals for Haven, while Dolphin added two. Sean McGraw and Jim Battel had the other Panther goals.
• Susquehannock 16, Lower Dauphin 9
• Unionville 13, Penncrest 7 - Richard Kaiser and Grady Stevens each notched a hat trick as Unionville opened the District 1 tournament with a 13-7 win over visiting Penncrest. Nick Bacci added a pair of goals for the Indians.
• Upper Dublin 10, Holy Ghost Prep 9
• Valley Forge 8, Delaware Friends 6
• West Chester East 14, Avon Grove 12

• Archbishop Wood 22, Cardinal Dougherty 2
• Baldwin School 23, Springside School 10
• Bethel Park 15, Chartiers Valley 6
• Boyertown Area 13, Pennridge 5 - Sam Mazzie had five goals and an assist to lead the Bears (17-1) past the Rams in a District 1 Class AAAA first-round game. Lyndsey Babilon had two goals and two assists for Boyertown, which will meet Upper Dublin (16-2) in a second-round game Thursday at home. Upper Dublin beat Harriton 16-7 in the first round.
• Cardinal O’Hara 15, Archbishop Ryan 4 - Amanda Mattera’s five goals paced the Lions, who improved to 11-3 overall. Megan George found the back of the net three times, while Steph McCoy and Alecia Goviannicci scored two apiece. Michelle Miller stopped seven shots between the pipes.
• Downingtown West 14, Penncrest 7 - Marissa Restaino scored three goals, Mary Kate Manganiello had two goals and two assists and Caroline Moore added one goal and one assist for the visiting Lions (11-8), who were outscored in the second half, 10-5. “It’s a little disappointing, but our girls did get a little taste of what the playoffs are all about,” said Penncrest coach Megan Magee.
• Exeter 15, Dallastown 13 - At Reiffton, Molly Laird and Madison Obritz each scored three goals as the seventh-seeded Eagles (15-4) edged the 10th-seeded Wildcats in a District 3 Class AAAA first-round game. Devon Gordon, Brittany Heimbach and Rachael Shellabear each had two goals for Exeter, which will play at second-seeded Penn Manor in the second round Saturday at 11 a.m. at Gov. Mifflin Stadium. The Comets beat Warwick 13-10.
• Germantown Academy 22, Agnes Irwin 15
• Great Valley 16, Central Bucks South 4
• Greensburg Central Cath 15, Winchester Thurston 13
• Hempfield, Landisville 19, Cocalico 8
• Lewisburg 4, Wilson 2: At Bucknell University, Jess Navone scored a pair of goals and Laura McCanney had an assist for the Bulldogs (13-8) in their loss to Lewisburg (10-1) in a District 3-AAAA first-round game.
• Marple Newtown 19, Upper Darby 7
• Merion Mercy Academy 9, West Chester East 8 - Host Merion Mercy, the No. 14 seed, had to rally to beat West Chester East, 9-8, as Margaret Corzel scored the tying and winning goals. The Golden Bears (15-4) were down, 8-6, in the last two minutes.
• North Penn 17, Garnet Valley 4 - In a first-round game, host North Penn, the No. 2, jumped out to a 13-1 halftime lead and coasted to a 17-4 win over No. 31 Garnet Valley behind Abbie Hartman's eight goals. The Maidens also got four goals and four assists from Lauren McDermott. Colleen O'Malley scored six goals and added a pair of assists as host and 16th-seeded Great Valley overwhelmed No. 17 Central Bucks South, 16-4.
• Notre Dame Acad, PA 13, Episcopal Academy, PA 12 (OT) - Kristen Bandos, a freshman, scored the winning goal in overtime as Notre Dame topped Episcopal Academy, 13-12. Bandos led the Irish attack with five goals, Maggie Corcoran netted four and Kelly McCallion tossed in three. Sammi Arbitman scored four goals and Megan Spagnola registered a hat trick for the Churchmen.
• Quaker Valley 10, Seton-La Salle 7
• Radnor 25, Interboro 1 - The top-seeded Red Raiders grabbed a 10-goal lead 12 minutes into the contest, had a 17-0 advantage at halftime and had no trouble remaining undefeated (18-0). Allie Martin scored five goals, Kelyn Freedman and Ellie Kraus got four goals apiece and Sam Ellis and Natalie Miller both chipped in with three goals for Radnor, which hosts No. 16 Great Valley in the second round Thursday. Senior Steph Parcell scored for Interboro (9-7) and finished the season with 86 goals and had 274 in her four-year varsity career.
• Ridley 14, Methacton 3 - The host Green Raiders (11-8) got three goals from Jenna Massimo and Shaela Allen to qualify for a second-round game at Strath Haven. “Our girls played well,” Ridley coach Beth Bryan said. “They came out and played two solid halves. They played with intensity and played smart. They possessed when they needed to possess and pushed when they needed to push.”
• Sewickley Academy 13, Oakland Catholic, PA 9
• Shady Side Academy 20, Hampton Township 5
• Shipley School 13, Friends' Central School 12 (3 OT) - Shipley's girls' lacrosse team overcame a seven-goal deficit with three minutes left in the second half to down visiting Friends' Central, 13-12, in a double-overtime Friends Schools League semifinal playoff thriller. Brie Blumenthal capped the remarkable comeback by scoring the winning goal with 14 seconds left in the second overtime. The Gators (16-4), who got four goals from Brooke Truskey and three goals and four assists from Tara Stokes, trailed, 8-1, at the end of the first half and 12-5 with three minutes left before rallying. In the other league semifinal, host Germantown Friends remained unbeaten in the league with a 19-6 win over Westtown as Lydia Kring scored eight goals and Iris Williamson had a similar scoring impact (five goals, three assists). The two schools will play Saturday at 2 p.m for the title.
• Strath Haven 17, Council Rock South 5
• Unionville 10, Council Rock North 3
• Upper Dublin 16, Harriton 7
• West Chester Rustin 16, Springfield (MontCo) 11

Boys’ Lacrosse

• St. Joe’s Prep 10, Moorestown (NJ) 7 - Brendan Glynn had five goals and Ian Correia added two goals and one assist as the No. 2 Hawks improved to 13-1 with the victory over their South Jersey foes. Kenny Lankford had a goal and two assists and defender Steve O'Hara had 10 groundballs for St. Joe’s. Moorestown is 9-6.
• Abington 14, Hatboro-Horsham 13, OT - The National Conference champion Ghosts (15-3) tied the game with less than 30 seconds left to play in regulation and took it in OV over the rival Hatters (14-4). Hatboro-Horsham had scored five unanswered goals in the final quarter to turn a 12-8 deficit into a 13-12 advantage. Both teams host District 1 playoff games today as Abington faces Plymouth-Whitemarsh and Hatboro entertains Spring-Ford.
• Easton 10, Parkland 9 - Ryan Scott capped a brilliant comeback with the game-winning goal with less than three minutes to play as the Red Rovers edged Parkland to advance to the Lehigh Valley Conference finals against Emmaus. Easton trailed, 9-6, heading into the fourth quarter. Luke Snyder had several key saves in the final 90 seconds to preserve the win.
• Emmaus 15, Allentown Cath Central 3 - Alex Kuehner collected three goals and three assists and Dan Kinek had threegoals and an assist as Emmaus dominated Allentown Central Catholic, 15-3, Monday at Nazareth and advanced to the finals of the Lehigh Valley Conference boys’ playoffs. Emmaus (15-4) will face Easton, a 10-9 winner over Parkland, in the finals Wednesday at Nazareth at 7 p.m.
• Kimberton Waldorf 13, Phelps 12
• La Salle 15, Lansdale Catholic 1 - Christian Cardinal scored three goals and Dan Losier added a pair as the Explorers (13-4, 5-0) remained undefeated in the Catholic League North with an easy win over the Crusaders (12-4, 4-2). La Salle, which led, 8-0, at half time, hosts Archbishop Wood today in a battle between divisional leaders. The winner gets the North’s top seed in the District 12 (Catholic League) playoffs, which begin Friday.
• Penn Charter 9, Germantown Academy 5
• Upper Merion 10, Springfield-Twp 9

• Archbishop Wood 18, Bishop McDevitt 1
• Cardinal O'Hara 13, Little Flower 7
• Cardinal Dougherty 16, St. Hubert 12
• Cheltenham 20, Academy of the New Church 9 – Charlotte Swavola pumped in seven goals to lead the Panthers to the non-league win.
• Marple Newtown 19, Upper Darby 7
• Norristown 15, Lower Moreland 5 - Trisha Taylor netted four goals while Shernai Banks, Jenn Nguyen and Kelley Cooney had two each to lead the Eagles tothe non-league win. Christina Baez, Janelle Scruggs, Liana Benjamin, Pam English and Leannie Custodio each scored once for Norristown, while Jenn Buell had two goals for the Lions.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Hill School (PA) 11, Portledge (NY) 4
• Allentown Cath Central 12, Moravian Academy 6
• Archbishop Wood 10, Lansdale Catholic 6 - see Wood wins battle of PCL unbeatens
• Emmaus 13, Bishop Shanahan 1
• Episcopal Academy 17, Chestnut Hill Academy 5
• Father Judge 19, Conwell Egan 7
• Haverford School 12, Germantown Academy 5 - Liam O’Connor’s hat trick highlighted an Inter-Ac League victory for the Fords. Will Horrocks found the back of the net twice and dished out two assists, while Stephen Aitken potted two goals and had one helper. Brent Tomlinson, Brendan McGrath, Carl Walrath, Matt Walters and Joe McCallion all finished with one goal.
• Malvern Prep 5, Penn Charter 4
• Perkiomen School 5, Valley Forge 3
• Unionville 14, Downingtown West 6

• Merion Mercy Academy 15, Villa Maria Academy 14 - At St. Josph's University, Kimmy Keating's five goals and three assists powered Merion Mercy past Villa Maria, 15-14, for the Association of Catholic Academies championship. It was the third title in the last five years for the Golden Bears, who dethroned last year's champs in the process. Merion Mercy last won the title in 2007. Casey Rooney and Emily Corcoran each added three goals for the Golden Bears (15-4), who had to hold on for the win after leading, 15-12.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Council Rock South 18, Truman 8
• Episcopal Academy 6, Hill School 2
• Hatboro-Horsham 17, Holy Ghost Prep 6
• Interboro 9, New Hope/Solebury 6
• Perkiomen School 10, Kimberton Waldorf 2

• Downingtown West 15, Germantown Academy 14
• Germantown Friends 11, Coatesville 7
• Kennedy-Kenrick 10, Archbishop Ryan 1
• Notre Dame Acad, PA 23, Springside School 9
• Upper Dublin 17, Norristown Area 4

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Abington 14, Hatboro-Horsham 13 (OT)
• Academy New Church 9, George School 1
• Bishop Shanahan 7, Kennett Square 3
• Conestoga 13, Haverford High 2
• Downingtown West 19, Sun Valley 9
• Emmaus 17, William Allen 5
• Garnet Valley 14, Marple Newtown 7
• Lancaster Mennonite 9, Daniel Boone 4
• Lower Merion 15, Harriton 6
• Neshaminy 15, Council Rock North 10
• Owen J Roberts 8, Spring-Ford 7
• Penncrest 11, Upper Darby 3
• Phelps 8, Woodlynde 5
• Plymouth-Whitemarsh 6, Holy Ghost Prep 3
• Radnor 8, Strath Haven 1
• Shipley 17, Friends Central 4
• Unionville 14, West Chester Henderson 5
• Upper Dublin 16, Upper Merion 9

• Archbishop Carroll, PA 20, Archbishop Ryan 4
• Boyertown Area 19, Methacton 5
• Council Rock South 12, Central Bucks East 6
• Downingtown East 21, Avon Grove 4
• Garnet Valley 14, Marple Newtown 11
• Great Valley 20, Coatesville 3
• Harriton 16, Lower Merion 7
• Penncrest 16, Upper Darby 4
• Radnor 19, Strath Haven 18
• Southern Lehigh 14, Nazareth Area HS 10
• Springfield (DelCo) 15, Ridley 5
• Unionville 16, West Chester Henderson 8
• Upper Dublin 15, Upper Merion Area 3
• Villa Maria Academy 17, Mt. St. Joseph Acad 11
• West Chester Rustin 11, West Chester East 10

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Georgetown Prep (MD) 7, LaSalle College HS (PA) 6 (2 OT) - The host Hoyas (18-3) tied the game with seven seconds left in regulation and dealt the top-ranked Explorers (11-4) their third OT loss to Maryland foes this year.
• Bayard Rustin 12, Kennett 4 - Kevin Robinson scored four goals to lead the Golden Knights.
• Bishop Shanahan 14, Great Valley 6 - Michael Thompson pumped in six goals and Keegan Lawton tallied four for the Eagles.
• Central Bucks East 17, Souderton 6 - The Patriots (12-3,10-1), ranked ninth in the PA Media Rankings for PIAA teams, continued its hold on first place in the Continental Conference as Adam Bitzer scored four goals and Zack Sharman had three goals and one assist. Grant Nice had 22 saves for the Indians. CBEast: Bitzer 4 goals, Matt Hughes 2 goals, 2 assists; Zack Sharman 3 goals, 1assist; Alex Fetterman 2 goals, 1 assist; Brian Urban 1 goal; Kenny Miller 1goal; Conor McSherry 1 goal; Matt Brodzik 1 goal; Tyler Smith 1 goal; RyanHartung 1 assist. Souderton: Bryan Ziegler 1 goal, 1 assist; Jon Eells 2 goals; Jon Prasky1 goal; Joe Kudla 1 goal; J.P. Carroll 1 goal 1 assist; Sean Becker 1 assist.Saves: Grant Nice 22 saves.
• Chestnut Hill Academy 10, Academy New Church 5
• Conestoga 13, Strath Haven 4 - The No. 3 Pioneers (16-1, 10-0) clinched the Central League championship with the victory over the Panthers as Paul Mita and Matt Smith recorded three goals each. They can finish an undefeated league season by defeating Haverford High Thursday at home.
• Conrad Weiser 11, Wyomissing 4
• Downingtown West 6, Avon Grove 5 – Mike Goodrich had the game-winner in the final minute of play and Ryan Higgins scored three goals as the Whippets (10-6, 5-3) claimed a key Ches-Mont win over the Devils (9-6, 5-4).
• Father Judge 10, Northeast Catholic 6
• Garnet Valley 8, Ridley 7 - Eric Warden (two goals) scored the game-winner with eightseconds left to lift the Jaguars (10-6, 6-3) to their fifth straight win.
• Hatboro-Horsham 14, Pennridge 6
• Henderson 16, West Chester East 11 - Billy Latta scored seven goals as the Warriors (9-6, 5-4) claimed a Ches-Mont League upset over the Vikings (12-3, 6-3). Chris McCormick had four goals for East.
• Lancaster Mennonite 8, Reading Holy Name Cath 7 (OT)
• Lower Merion 13, Marple Newtown 4 - Jordan Wolf collected three goals and five assists and Matt Dilks scored four goals while Sam Golden won 15 of 17 face-offs and had a goal and an assist to lead the ninth-ranked Aces (12-4, 7-3) to their eighth straight win
• Owen J Roberts 17, Methacton 5 - Charlie Stein scored four goals, Connor Kelly collected three goals andtwo assists and Greg Nester added three goals and an assist as host Owen J. Roberts defeated Methacton, 17-5, Tuesday in the Pioneer Athletic Conference semifinals. The top-seeded Wildcats (17-1), ranked No. 10 in the PA Media Rankings for PIAA schools, also got a goal and four assists from Mike Costanzo as they bolted to a 12-2 halftime lead. They will meet Spring-Ford in the finals Thursday at Spring-Ford.
• Penncrest 13, Haverford 3 - Caig Kashner collected three goals and four assists for the Lions. Casey Curry had two goals for Haverford.
• Pennsbury 17, Council Rock South 4 - The Falcons (11-6, 8-1) stayed one game behind Abington in the Suburban One National Conference race as they gear for today’s showdown against the Ghosts. Dan Caggia led Pennsbury with five goals while Shawn Caven and Kenneth Warren each hadt hree. Goals: Pennsbury - 17; Dan Caggia 5; Shawn Caven3; Kenneth Warren 3; Peter Sweetland 1; Evan Caterson 1; Luke Matthews 1; MattMager 1; Tommy Duess1; JakeO'Hara 1; CR South – 4; M. Curry 1; Bracht 1; Finor 1;Chichkin 1. Assists: Pennsbury - 17; Tim Considine 3; PeterSweetland 3; Justin Merola 2; Max Verrall 2; Evan Caterson 1; Kenneth Warren 1;Shawn Caven 1; Connor Delaney 1; Calvin Hopkins 1; Dan Marr 1;Luke Matthews 1.CR South - 1; Bollinger 1; Shots: Pennsbury 38, CR South 9; Saves: Chris Shubert (Pennsbury) 2, David Cutler(Pennsbury) 1; Sean Poritsky (CR South) 10
• Perkiomen School 11, Phelps 1
• Plymouth-Whitemarsh 19, Norristown Area 3
• Radnor 16, Harriton 7 - Zack Donnelly scored five goals and Will Lawlor had two goals and two assists while Matt Cherry added two goals to leadthe No. 4 Red Raiders (14-3, 8-2). Rob Schwab had two goals for the Rams while Nate Kotarra, Ben Simms, Will Carabasi and Dan Levin had strong games.
• Shipley 12, Archbishop Carroll 5 - Julius Mouser and Mike Litner each had four goals and two assists as the Gators won their 10th straight game.
• Southern Lehigh 14, Nazareth HS 6
• Spring-Ford 8, Boyertown 7 - Mark Consolo scored three goals as the Rams advanced to the finals of thePAC-10 tourney to face Owen J. Roberts Thursday.
• Springfield-Delco 10, Upper Darby 1 - Joe Venit poured in five goals as the Cougars (13-4, 8-2) gained a much-needed win.
• Unionville 15, Sun Valley 14 - Richard Kaiser scored the game-winner with 34 seconds left in the game while Grady Stevens (three goals) dominated at the face-off X for the Indians (9-4, 6-2) in the Ches-Mont win. Nick Bacci and Mike Sundry each had three goals and two assists for the Indians. Matt Remner and Donnie Krausse each had four goals and Bobby Clemens had two goals and assists as Sun Valley fell to 11-5 and 6-3 in the league.
• Valley Forge 9, Westtown 3

• Pottstown 15, Upper Perkiomen 7
• Baldwin 15, Agnes Irwin 11 - Sloan Waren had six goals and an assist and Alice Matthai had four goals to lead the Bears (10-2, 8-2) to the Inter-Ac win.
• Boyertown 18, Pottsgrove 5 - Emily Austerberry tallied four goals and three assists as the Bears coasted into the PAC-10 finals. Sam Mazzie added four goals and Lyndsay Babilon contributed three goals. Ashley Delaney led Pottsgrove with two goals.
• Council Rock North 18, Neshaminy 4 - Hannah Plapper thad seven goals and two assists to lead the Indians.
• Downingtown West 18, Avon Grove 13
• Episcopal Academy 18, Penn Charter 5 - Taylor Trimble had five goals and two assists and Kate Ivory, Avery Curley, Alexa Buckley and Blake McHugh had three goals each to lead sixth-ranked EA (16-4).
• Friends' Central School 15, Acad of the New Church 3
• Germantown Academy 18, Springside 6 - Maggie Ebbott had five goals, Kate Henrich and Olivia Mann each added four goals and one assist and Sidney Jacobs contributed three goals and two assists to pace GA (12-10, 4-5) to the Inter-Ac win. Courtney Caputo led Springside with three goals.
• Germantown Friends 16, Abington Friends 2 - GFS celebrated Senior Day with a Friends Schools League win. Lucy Rabinowitz scored four goals while Annie Morrissey and Lyles Swift-Farley each added three. Lilly Tyson, Shelby Tucker and Camilla Warren each had a goal in the second half. Seniors Avery Williamson, Camilla Warren and Lydia Kring were honored. Ava Samuels and Zoe Feingold played strong defense while protecting goalkeeper, Samie Francis. GFS will host a FSL semifinal May 12.
• Great Valley 21, Bishop Shanahan 10: Kristina Hahn and Colleen O'Malley scored five goals each, and Sara McBride added four tallies of her own to lead the Patriots to a Ches-Mont League win over Shanahan. Hahn had three assists in the game as well, while O'Malley was credited with a pair of helpers. Jess Nawojski scored twice with Lauren Binstein and Jill Jablonski each added one to round out the Patriots' offensive effort.
• Marple Newtown 16, Lower Merion 12
• Methacton 14, Pottstown 12 - Jess Schmidt (four goals, two assists) scored the game-winner with less than three minutes to play and Abby Devlin (four goals) and Melissa Bonenberger (20 saves) had big games to lead the Warriors into the Pioneer Athletic Conference finals with the semifinal win at Owen J. Roberts. The Warriors (9-5) will face five-time defending champion Boyertown in the titlegame5 p.m. Thursday at Spring-Ford. Devon Yocom had six goals and Kasey Mock five for the Trojans.
• North Penn 16, Souderton 8 - Lauren McDermott had seven goals and Abbie Hartman collected four goals and two assists as the No. 5 Maidens (16-0, 9-0) clinched outright the Suburban One Continental championship. Ali Green added two goals for NP while Alyssa Culp had a goal and three assists and Dani Horn had a goal and two assists and Macie Hauck had a goal and an assist. Lyndsay Hepler made five saves and and the defense of Caley Britton, Lauren Hummell, Dianna Milano and Brittany Hanrahan came up with several big stops.
• Pennridge 12, Hatboro-Horsham 6 - Sam Myers and Jess Roy each tallied three goals to lead the Rams. Lauren Purvis had four goals for the Hatters. Pennridge: Sam Myers 3g; Jess Roy 3g; Jacquie Burke 2g, 2a; Brittany Wright 1g; Dayna Erdman 1g; Emily Maher 1g; Julia Colyar 1g; Ken Moyer 2a;Roxanne Brown 2a. Eileen Applegate 15saves. H-H:Lauren Purvis 4g; Sarah Tustin 1g; Hannah Vogel 1g. Jackie Kimmel 6saves.
• Plymouth Whitemarsh 13, Norristown 4 - Meg Piotrowicz scored five goals and Kelly Moyer had four to lead the Colonials. Christina DiPietro and Trisha Taylor each scored two goals for the Eagles. PW: Meg Piotrowicz 5 g; Kelly Moyer 4 g; Denise Cotteta 1 g;Hannah Harltage 1g; g; Mollie Getzfried 2 g. Norr: Trisha Taylor 2g; ChristinaDiPietro 2g.
• Radnor 19, Harriton 6 - The No. 1 Red Raiders (16-0, 10-0) clinched at least a tie for the Central League crown. They need towin it outright by defeating or tying Strath Haven in their finale at home Thursday.
• Ridley 11, Garnet Valley 9
• Strath Haven 15, Conestoga 7 - Emily Garrity collected seven goals and two assists and went over the600-point mark in her career as Strath Haven toppled Conestoga, 15-7, Tuesday in Central League girls’ lacrosse. Garrity, headed to North Carolina, now has 363 career goals and 246 assists for609 points. The win improved the Panthers’ record to 14-2 overall and 9-1 in the league. SH is ranked No. 4 in the PA Media Rankings. Conestoga, which got three goals and two assists from Kaitlin Hildebrand, fell to 8-6 and 6-4.
• Unionville 10, Sun Valley 2 - Lindsey Smith had three goals and two assists and Erica Midiri added two goals and two assists topace the fifth-ranked Indians (14-2) to the Ches-Mont win. Uv:Lindsey Smith 3g, 2a; Erica Midiri 2g, 2a; Erin Linthicum 2g, 1a; Frattura 1g;Moran 1g; Insetta 1g. Melissa Lloyd 11 saves. Sun Valley: Finn 2 goals. DiCamillo 8saves
• Upper Dublin 16, Upper Moreland 3 - Amy Cross collected five goals and two assists and Liz Chatbum had three goals and assists while Kathleen Speese scored two goals and Jenn Branner had one goal and two assists for the Cardinals. Christi Torres had a goal and an assist for the Bears while Sarah Baumgardner had four saves and Lauren Connelly had six stops.
• Villa Joseph Marie 17, Sacred Heart 12 - Brigid Crane scored four goals to help VJM claim the final playoff berth in the Catholic Academies League. Villa Joe Marie will face top-seeded Merion Mercy in the league semifinals Thursday while Villa Maria Academy (which tied MM and lost the tiebreaker) will meet No. 3 seed Mount St. Joseph. Sophomore Stephanie Finley led Sacred Heart (7-8)with six goals and finished the year with 78 overall, while also reaching 101 in her career.
• West Chester Rustin 18, Kennett 9

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Abington 13, Council Rock North 7 – The Ghosts (13-3, 9-0) clinched at least a tie for the Suburban One National crown and can clinch it outright with a win over Pennsbury Wednesday.
• Central Bucks West 10, Central Bucks South 5 – Scott Wilbur tallied four goals while Chris Pianko, Andrew Argentieri, Brendan Whalen and Johnny Kirchner led the defense for the Bucks (9-8, 9-2). CBW is tied with Hatboro-Horsham for second place in the Suburban One Continental Conference, one-half game behind CB East. DanMunsell added two goals for the Bucks and their last three goals were scored on fast break opportunities by Pianko, Whalen and Kirchner. Goals: CBW: Scott Wilbur 4, Dan Munsell 2, Jon Hoynak,Brendan Whalen, Chris Pianko, Johnny Kirchner; CBS: Fritch 2, Adams,Dachowski, Kevin Sondershaffer; Assists; CBW: Jimmy Mann 2, Jack Firriolo, Jon Hoynak, Chris Pianko CBS: Dan Adams, Burger, Searles; Saves: CBW: WillFerguson 4, Jake Ross 9. CBS: Corey Sondershaffer 9
• Del-Val Friends 9, Devon Prep 3
• Lansdale Catholic 16, North Penn 8 - Liam Malley had three goals and four assists, Patrick White had two goals and four assists andKyle Davis notched three goals for the Crusaders in the win over their cross-town rivals. LCLiam Malley 3G 4A, Patrick White 2G 4 A, Kyle Davis 3G, Jesse Fields 2G 1A,Chuck Karr 2 G 1 A,Devon Barrett 2G, Kyle Plasha 1G 2A, Sean Rooney1G. Bray 11 saves.; NP Reutemann 4G 2A, Young 1G, Harris 1G, McElroy1G, McPeak 1G. Saves; LC Bray 11. Conaway 2 saves, Dwyer 4 saves; Shots LC 35 NP 30.GroundBalls LC 39 NP 30
• Lower Merion 8, Archbishop Wood 3 - Andrew Mongeluzzi collected four goals and an assist and Jordan Wolf had three goals and three assists to lead host Lower Merion to an 8-3 non-league boys’ lacrosse victory over Archbishop Wood Monday. Matt Dilks added one goal and Cody Hornung posted 10 saves in goal for the Aces (11-4), who won their seventh straight game and are ranked No. 9 in the PA Media Rankings. Mike Maxwell scored two goals for the Vikings (9-4) and goalie Ben Worthington had 11saves.
• Malvern Prep 9, Penn Charter 3 - Conor Steidle and Bobby Hill had two goals each and Wills Curley made six saves as the Friars (6-8, 3-2) broke a four-game losing streak and claimed the Inter-Ac League win at Haverford School’s field. Shane Carr had two goals for the Quakers (5-11, 1-5).
• Nazareth HS 7, Saucon Valley 4
• St. Joseph’s Prep 11, Emmaus 9 - Brendan Glynn and Colin Fleming each had three goals and Ian Correia and Jeff Heath had two a piece as the host Hawks (11-1) held off the Green Hornets (11-4). Kenny Lankford had a goal and two assists for The Prep, ranked No. 2 in the PA Media Rankings. Tate Klidonas led the Green Hornets with four goals. SJP: Brendan Glynn 3 g 1 a; Colin Fleming 3g; Ian Correia 2 g; Jeff Heath 2 g; Kenny Lankford 1 g 2 a; Cory Scheuerle 1 a.Zikoski 8 saves.. Emmaus: Alex Kuehner 2 g; Tate Klidonas 4 g; Nick Skawksi 1 g; Dan Kinek1 g 1 a; Mic Debellis 1 g; Will Scott 1 a; John McGeary 1 a. Dan Zagnoli - 13saves
• Upper Dublin 7, Germantown Academy 5 - Eric Breuninger had three goals and Eric Painter was strong in goal for the visiting Cardinals, who improved to 13-2 with their 12thstraight win.
• Woodlynde 3, Collegium Chater 2

• Central Bucks South 11, Central Bucks West 3 - Jen Dunne and KellyHamilton each scored three goals to pace the Titans to the Suburban OneContinental win.
• Council Rock North 14, Central Bucks East 5 - Hannah Plappert pumped in five goals and Lindsay Rheiner had three for the Indians.
• Downingtown West 18, Avon Grove 13 - Morgan Obendorfer collected eight goals and three assists and Jaymie Tabor had seven goals to pace the Whippets to the Ches-Mont League win. Courtney Brown led the Devils with four goals. D-town West: Morgan Obendorfer 8g 3a; Jaymie Tabor 7g;Steph Pirri 2g 3a; Carly Smith 1g. Emily Murdaugh 7 saves; Avon Grove: Courtney Brown 4g; HannaFenstermacher 3g; Kasey Callaway 3g; Ellen Schoen 1g; Kaeli MacArthur 1g; SamieChristopher 1g. Rachel Guarneri 12 saves
• GarnetValley 18, Chichester 5 - Hallie Barnes and Anna Elise Morello each notched three goals and Tori Mitros had two goals for the Jaguars (8-8). Kellee Pace led the Eagles with four goals.
• Nazareth Area HS 17, Liberty, PA 4
• PerkiomenSchool 10, Collegium Charter 5 - Morgan Obendorfer tallied eight goals and three assists to power Downingtown West past Avon Grove, 18-13, in Ches-Mont girls lacrosse action on Monday. Jaymie Tabor added seven goals for the Whippets (7-3, 10-4-1 overall). Kasey Callaway scored three goals for the Red Devils (3-7, 5-9).
• Radnor 21, Agnes Irwin 6 - Sam Ellis scored five goals and Kristen Norden added four as the No. 1 Red Raiders improved to 15-0 with the non-league rout. Kelyn freedman had three goals for Radnor while Katie Nelligan led Agnes Irwin with a pair of goals.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Lawrenceville (NJ) 14, Hill School (PA) 6
• Abington 14, Strath Haven 7 - Mike Varga scored three goals, and Dave Alyanakian and Sean McGraw scored two goals each, but the Panthers fell to 8-8.
• Archbishop Wood 12, Roman Catholic 10
• Bishop Shanahan 12, Council Rock South 1: Goalie Ryley O'Keefe held Council Rock South scoreless in his three quarters of work as Bishop Shanahan (5-10) posted the nonleague victory. Jake Farrell, Joe Mustilli, and Ethan Lowry turned in solid efforts defensively for the Eagles. Keegan Lawton led the offense with four goals and two assists, Mike Thompson had thrree goals and two assists, and Jim Stanley handed out a pair of assists. Council Rock South goal: Boyd. Bishop Shanahan goals: Lawton 4, Thompson 3, DePalo 2, McGinty, Marion, Vandevere. Goalie saves: Poritsky (CRS) 7; O'Keefe (BS) 9, Lekewa (BS) 2.
• Conestoga 6, Ridley 4 - The Green Raiders (10-6) gave the Pioneers a real run, but they broke out with four goals in the fourth quarter. Before then, Ridley goalie Scott Kellett had held Conestoga (15-1) at bay, finishing with 18 saves. For Ridley, Tyler Johnston scored twice and Eric Streicher and Sean Kane also scored. Six players scored for the Pioneers, including Ryan Lord's game-winner.
• Conrad Weiser 11, Lower Dauphin 9
• Downingtown West 12, Haverford High 3: Eric Sanders had four goals and Ryan Higgins added two to help the Whippets (9-5) to the nonleague victory. Downingtown West goals: Sanders 4, Higgins 2, Raezor, Husta, Mullen, Muntz, Willis, Vanderdirk. Haverford goals: Stetler 2, Doraseno Goalie saves: Keen (DW) 3, Casperson (DW) 7; Haverford not available.
• LaSalle College HS 14, Springfield-Delco 8 - Third-ranked La Salle got six goals from Westy Hopkins in a 14-8 win over visiting Springfield (Delaware County), the No. 8-ranked team. Randy Forster added four goals for the Explorers (11-3).
• Penn Charter 7, Chestnut Hill Academy 5
• Pennsbury 9, Holy Ghost Prep 7
• Radnor 5, Malvern Prep 4 - Radnor 5, Malvern Prep 4 - John Dougherty scored twice and Beau Brady made 11 saves in goal as the Red Raiders won a defensive struggle. Harrison Lawrence, Spencer Lussier and Zack Donnelly also scored for Radnor; Connor Steidle scored three goals for Malvern.
• Shipley 7, Methacton 3 - Shipley scored three unanswered second-half goals to beat visiting Methacton, 7-3. The Gators (13-3) got three goals from Matt Gagnier and two more from Mike Litner, who also added a pair of assists. Teammate Jack Tanenbaum had 14 saves in goal.
• St Joseph's Prep 5, Haverford School 4 - Playing on Saturdays evidently agrees with the St. Joseph's Prep lacrosse players. A week ago yesterday, the Hawks handed Palacrosse.com's No. 1 team in the state, Conestoga, its first loss of the season, and yesterday they used a Ken Correia goal to win a nonleague game at No. 5 Haverford School, 5-4. In between, though, the now top-ranked Hawks (10-1) suffered a 6-4 loss to rival La Salle High, their first of the season, which came on Tuesday. In the win over the Fords, Brendan Glynn and Colin Fleming each scored a pair of goals.

• Abington HS, PA 21, Germantown Academy 5 - Kailee Ashby scored six goals as Abington coasted to a 21-5 win at Germantown Academy.
• Bishop Shanahan 16, Coatesville 2: Jackie Donato and Hannah Goforth each scored four goals, and Ashely Zinc and Colleen Holmes added two apiece as the Eagles rolled to the Ches-Mont League win. Lydia Yang and Kim Martin accounted for the Red Raiders' scores. Coatesville goals: Yang, Martin; Bishop Shanahan goals: Donato 4, Goforth 4, Zinc 3, Holmes 2, Sweeney, Ibarguen, Hill; Goalie saves: Sload (C) 8; Dunn (BS) 3.
• Boyertown 17, Downingtown East 13: Mackenzie Rafferty, Kelly Devlin, and Julianne Jochym all scored three goals for Downingtown East (9-7) in the nonleague match. Ali May played a solid all-around game for the Cougars. Downingtown East goals: Rafferty 3, Devlin 3, Jochym 3, Poli 2, Joran, Sollenberger; Boyertown goals: Mazzie 6, Hilbert 3, Babilon 2, Bennett 2, Spitko, Vincent, Shade, Reilly, Goalie saves: Murray (DE) 21; Clinton (B) 12.
• Notre Dame 22, Springside 9 - Kelly McCallion had five goals and three assists for host Notre Dame in a 22-9 Inter-Ac League win over Springside. Katie Blumenthal scored 4 Kristen Bandos tallied 3 for the victors.
• Ridley 11, Conestoga 10, 2 OT - Sheala Allen scored a game-winning goal in the second overtime Saturday night, leading Ridley to a hard-fought victory over host Conestoga. Allen’s huge goal was her fourth of the game. Jenna Nassimo added three for the Green Raiders (9-7), and Jackie Donkin had two goals and two assists. For Conestoga, Kaitlin Hildebrand scored four goals and Theresa Brady had three goals. Ridley goals: Allen 4, Massimo 4, Dunkin 2, Henderson 1. Conestoga goals: Hildebrand 4, Brady 3, Mallory 2, Hanscom. Goalie saves: Pitts (R) 4; Priem (C) 2.
• Villa Maria 14, W.C. East 11: Chelsea Fay's five goals helped Villa Maria (14-1) post the nonleague win. Kyrstin Mackrides and Olivia Maggitti both added three goals for the Hurricanes, who broke an 8-8 tie in the second half. Amanda Erb netted three goals for East (9-5), while Allison Tizio and Audrey Metzger-Bailey both had two goals and one assist.

Boys’ Lacrosse

• Abington 20, Council Rock South 6
• Academy New Church 13, Friends Central 3
• Avon Grove 8, Unionville 7, OT - Nick Bacci scored twice for the Indians (8-4, 5-2) in the Ches-Mont League loss to the Devils (9-5, 5-3). Mike Nowoswiat, Billy Donovan, Richard Kaiser, Austin Girardot and Joe Lisicky also scored for Unionville.
• Central Bucks West 6, North Penn 5
• Emmaus 17, Easton 8 - The Green Hornets(11-3, 8-0) jumped out to a 6-0 lead and coasted to the Lehigh Valley League win. Mic Debellis had five goals and two assists and Tate Klidonas had five goals and one assist while Will Scott contributed three goals and three assists. Emmaus: Mic Debellis 5 g 2 a;Tate Klidonas 5 g 1 a; Will Scott 3 g 3 a; Alex Kuehner 1 g 1 a; Ben Sampson 1g;Dan Kinek 2 g 1 a; John McGeary 1 a; Ty Souders 1 a. Dan Zagnoli - 9 saves, JoeMagargal - 0 saves; Tyler Sharesky - 2 saves. Easton; Matt Michael 1 g 4 a; Ryan Scott 2 g; Chris Varella 1 g; RyanhWeiss 2 g; Jeremy Swick 1 g; Jason Miranda 1 g; Cody Mueaaser 1 a. Luke Snyder12 saves
• Episcopal Academy 11, Germantown Academy 7 - The Churchmen (11-6, 5-2) kept their hold on first place in the Inter-Ac, bolting to an 8-2 halftime lead to avenge a 3-2 loss to the Patriots two days earlier.
• Hatboro-Horsham 11, Central Bucks East 9
• Haverford School 14, Penn Charter 7 - Stephen Aitken had four goals and an assist while Chris Hupfeldt, Brent Tomlinson and Carl Walrath each scored two goals as host Haverford School handled Penn Charter, 14-7, today in Inter-Ac Legaue boys’ lacrosse. The win raised Haverford School’s mark to 12-7 overall and 4-2 in the Inter-Ac. Shane Carr led the Quakers (4-10, 1-4) with three goals. Haverford: Stephen Aitken 4G, 1A; Chris Hupfeldt 2G; Carl Walrath 2G;Brent Tomlinson 2G; Matt Walters 1G, 1A; Liam O'Connor 1G, 1A; Brendan McGrath1G; Joe O'Rourke 1G; Will Horrocks 1A; Wills Miller 1A; Bill Annesley 1A; JoeMcCallion 1A. PennCharter: Carr 3G; Grabowski 2G, 1A; White 1G; Martino 1G.McVeigh 2A; Carty1A.
• Lansdale Catholic 19, Conwell Egan 4 - Liam Malloy had three goals and three assists and Kyle Davis scored three times as 13 different players scored for the Crusaders (11-2, 4-0) in their Catholic League North win. LC: Liam Malley 3G, 3A; KyleDavis 3G; Jesse Fields 2G, 1A; Sean Rooney 2G; Chuck Karr 2G; Patrick White1G,1A, Kevin Edling 1G, 2A; Brendon Eddy 1G; Tom Cleary 1G; Mike Scalfaro 1G;Brian Esterle 1G; Zach Ruch 1G; Kyle Plasha 3A. CE: Becht 3G; Macencka 1G; Taylor1A.
• Owen J. Roberts 6, Downingtown West 5 - Kohl Batdorf scored three goals and Jordan Hafer added two as the Wildcats finished their regular season with an impressive 16-1 record. They are the No. 1 seed in the Pioneer Athletic Conference playoffs.
• St. Joseph’s Prep16, Archbishop Carroll 4 - Brendan Glynn had four goals and two assists and Cory Scheuerle added three goals as the No. 1 Hawks (9-1, 4-0) coasted to the Catholic League South victory.
• Upper Dublin 7, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 6 (OT)
• Upper Merion 16, Upper Moreland 1 - Nate Hare had four goals and two assists and Jamie Crymes had four goals while Heath Kupecki had two goals and six assists to lead the Vikings (12-2, 9-2). Upper Moreland: Brandon Arizini 1G; Talon Blickley 1A. MaxSchubert 25 saves, Nick DeBalko 1 save. Upper Merion: Nate Hare 4G 2A; Jamie Crymes 4G; HeathKupecky 2G 6A; John Simons 2G 1A; James Brennen 2G; Sean Dugan 1G 2A; JamieAlexander 1G; Luc Minnich 1A. Conner Crowe 3 saves. JV – U.Merion 13,Upper Moreland4
• Valley Forge 17, Kimberton Waldorf 4
• Wissahickon 18, Norristown 0 - Senior Jack Hunsicker scored four goals and the Trojans (9-7, 8-4) toasted Senior Night with a shutout, their fourth of the year. The team’s only other seniors, AJ Simanglatt (three goals) and Nick Scannapieco (one goal), also scored. Wissahickon: Jack Hunsicker 4g; AJ Simanglatt 3g;Jeff Gebert 3g; Shane Ziegler 2g; 1a; Pat Delaney 2g; Ward McMasters 1g; NickScannapieco 1g; Brian Frankenfield 1g 2a; Steve Carrozza 1g 1a; Garrett Rosiek3a; Beau Gomez 1a;. Sean Smith 8 saves, Eric Schwemmer 1 save, Norristown- Malloy 17 saves

• Cardinal O'Hara 20, Upper Darby 8 (CO: Amanda Mattera 6 goals, 2 assists)
• Episcopal Academy 22, Germantown Academy 14 - Blake McHugh poured in six goals and Kelly Moore and Taylor Trimble added four apiece as the No. 6 Churchwomen (15-4, 8-0) inched closer to the Inter-Ac league championship. Sidney Jacobs and Olivia Manneach had four goals for GA (11-9, 3-5). GA:Sidney Jacobs 4G; Olivia Mann 4G; Kate Henrich 3G; Brooke Kiley 2G; StephanieLamont 1G; Maggie Ebbott 1A. EA:Blake McHugh 6G; Kelly Moore 4G; Taylor Trimble 4G; Kate Ivory 2G; MeganSpagnola 2G, 1A; Sammi Arbitman 2G, 1A; Ashley McCormick 2G.
• Germantown Friends 15, Acad. of New Church 12 (GF: Betsy Sachs 5 goals; Lyles Swift 4 goals, 2 assists; ANC: Allison Duggan 5 goals)
• Interboro 18, Kennett1 3 - Steph Parcell pumped in eight goals and Danielle Haney scored four more to lead the Bucs. Monica Parcell, Amanda Hoffman and goalie Danielle Owen (19 saves) had strong games on defense. Kattie Ferree led Kennett with five goals. Interboro: Steph Parcell 9G, 1A; Danielle Haney 4G; Lauren Frampton 2G; BriannaThompson 2G, 1A; Monica Parcell 1G, 5A. Danielle Owen 19 saves. Kennett: Ferree 5G; Outten 3G; Mulry 1G; Ferry 1G; Gallagher 1G; Kennard 1G; Devoy1G. Kolman 10 saves