Wednesday’s boys’ roundup: PW tops Holy Ghost Prep in 3 OT; U. Dublin, CB South gain wins

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/12

Brandon White scored with 35 seconds left in the third overtime to lift visiting Plymouth Whitemarsh to an 8-7 victory today over Holy Ghost Prep in non-league boys’ lacrosse action.

Defenseman Mike Martina had the assist on White’s goal, which lifted the Colonials to 4-2. Ghost (4-1) suffered its first loss.

Jake Brown 2g and Kevin Hennessy each had two goals for PW while Andrew Sabia made 17 saves.

Kevin Moses led the Firebirds with two goals and two assists, Jeremy Omrod had two goals and one assist and Greg Price made 15 stops in goal.

Upper Dublin 14, Upper Merion 3

Zach Hanson had three goals and two assists while Drew Potts, Ben Winebrake and Leighton Young each had two goals and two assists to lead the Cardinals to the Suburban One American win.

Trevor Kupecky had a goal and an assist for the Vikings.

Central Bucks South 14, Council Rock South 10

The Titans offense was led by Jake Snavely and Wille Pendleton, each of whom had three goals and one assist. Senior attack man Tyler Brittin contributed two goals and three assists. Their defense was led by Tim McCrudden, Kevin Witchey and Connor Bechtel; goalie Ryan Kelly sealed the victory with 13 saves.

Mitchell Vaysman had two goals and two assists for CR South.

St Joseph’s Prep 20, Father Judge 1

Scott Scheuerle had four goals and three assists and Nick Ellis added four goals and two assists for the Prep in their Catholic League win.

Andrew Coyal scored for Judge.

Archbishop Wood 16, Monsignor Bonner 5

Wood Scorers:
Chris Rahill had four goals and two assists and Chandler Grasela collected four goals and one assist for Wood.

Lawrenceville School 10, New Canaan High School (CT) 5

Mark Leonhard scored three goals for the undefeated Big Red, which plays Saturday vs. host Haverford School in the Checking for Cancer tournament.

Archbishop Ryan 8, Cardinal O’Hara 5

Kevin Nelms had two goals and two assists and Mark Ostaszewski had 13 saves for Ryan in the win.

Joe Simpson scored twice for O’Hara while Tim Coyle had 18 saves