Thursday’s Southeastern Pa. roundup: Conwell-Egan takes down Little Flower
The top games from Thursday's action in Southeastern Pa.
Alexandra Chalmers, Olivia Gentile, and Annie Corrigan scored as the Conwell-Egan girls' soccer team took down Little Flower, 3-1, on Thursday. Little Flower entered the game undefeated in Catholic League action.
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Haley Williams and Alyssa Saito had two goals apiece in Garnet Valley's 6-0 rout of Upper Darby.
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Episcopal Academy handled Hun School, 4-1, behind two goals from Anna Salvucci.
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Paige Lugossy's overtime goal propelled Germantown Academy past Baldwin, 3-2. Allison Clark scored two goals.
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Izzy Jacobson scored two goals in Barrack Hebrew's 2-1 triumph over Foundation Collegiate Academy.
Boys’ Soccer
Samuel Wilson netted two goals in Episcopal Academy's 2-0 win over Malvern Prep. The Churchmen improved to 10-0-1 overall.
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Philip Burckhardt had two goals as Springside Chestnut Hill held off Germantown Academy, 2-1.
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Nyles Cayemitte recorded a hat trick in Pennsbury's 4-0 victory over Bensalem.
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Lower Merion defeated Ridley, 4-1, thanks to a pair of goals from Harrison Bloch.
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Chris Mondragon's double-overtime goal lifted Mastery South past Palumbo, 1-0.
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AJ McIntyre ended with four goals as Lincoln rolled past Tacony Charter, 7-0.
Field Hockey
Kaleigh Missimer had two goals as Plymouth Whitemarsh clinched its sixth straight Suburban One League American Conference title with a 4-0 decision over Abington. Kayla Link ended with three assists.
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Wissahickon received two goals from Hannah Havrilla in an 8-0 win over Cheltenham.
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Lauren Curran notched four goals as Notre Dame cruised past Penn Charter, 9-1. Mia Leonhardt added three goals for the Irish, who improved to 11-0-1 overall and 4-0 in the Inter-Ac League.
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Ariana Karalis recorded a hat trick as Agnes Irwin blanked Springside Chestnut Hill, 3-0.
Football
George Williams caught three touchdown passes and returned an interception for a score in Dobbins' 34-12 victory over High School of Future.