Pa. boys’ and girls’ roundup: Fels beats Northeast

As the Division B champion in Public League boys' soccer last fall, Fels moved up to Division A competition this fall and made a impressive statement with a 3-2 overtime victory on Wednesday against visiting Northeast.

Fernando Bella scored off an assist from Jorge Avecilla with 4 minutes to go in the second overtime period to give the Panthers (2-0) the edge against a perennial league contender. The Vikings finished third last year in Division A.

Musa Kamara and Kervin Richards scored in regulation for Fels, and Northeast got goals by Grei Shele and Shavar Shepherd.

Also in the Public League, Philadelphia Academy Charter's 5-2 victory over visiting Swenson featured a hat trick by Louie Rivera, who had the tying and go-ahead goals early in the second half.

Washington dominated visiting Frankford, 6-1, as Mohamed Conde and Wilo Mimbar scored two goals apiece.

Suburban One. A goal by Tyler Sablyak off Brian Werner's assist in the 65th minute snapped a 1-1 tie and lifted Central Bucks West past visiting Souderton, 2-1.

Two goals each by Chris Kulczytzky and Alec Neumann powered Council Rock North past visiting William Tennent, 5-2. Neumann also assisted on a goal.

North Penn goalie Dylan Eiger stopped all eight shots he faced, while Curtis Washburn poked in a pair of goals amid a 3-0 shutout of visiting Central Bucks East.

Nonleague. Daniel Hull assisted Andrew Mercantonio-Fields for a 1-0 lead, then Hull scored four straight goals as Chestnut Hill beat host Roman Catholic, 5-1.

Garnet Valley broke open a close game with a five-goal second half, pulling away from visiting Interboro for a 6-0 win. Eric Carey and Max Cislo each had a goal and an assist among six Jaguars with a goal apiece.

Penn Charter's Sam Agre scored on a header with 13:40 left in the first half to tie the score and the Quakers and visiting Lansdale Catholic settled for a 1-1 draw. Brendan Pinder netted an early goal for the Crusaders, who got 11 saves from Cameron Takemori.

Kennett overwhelmed host Chichester, 8-0, as Diego Avila's two goals topped a list of seven Blue Demons scorers.

Elizabeth Wilcox got loose for a goal with just 10 seconds to go in overtime, giving Shipley a dramatic end to a 1-0 nonleague thriller over visiting Radnor. Whitney Harris provided the assist for Wilcox, and Gators goalie Alex Cones made 13 saves.

Hill School spotted host Penn Charter a 2-0 lead on two goals by Amanda Fleming in the first 5 minutes before rallying to win, 3-2. Julia Donald, Katie Ferrara and Laura Donald scored for Hill.

Christopher Dock clipped visiting Perkiomen Valley, 2-1, with goals off the sticks of Taylor Schwoyer and Mattasyn Shisler.

Katie Keyser contributed a goal and an assist, and Lindsay Concannon and Eleanor Kirby also pushed in goals for Garnet Valley in a 3-0 win over visiting Kennett. Jaguars goalie Emily Murphy made five saves.

Suburban One. Emily Hitchings notched two goals, and Kelly Cross added a goal and an assist for Upper Dublin in a 5-0 win over visiting Cheltenham.

North Penn's season opener was a 2-1 win over visiting Central Bucks East in which Bobby Dougherty scored goals six minutes apart late in the first half.

Pennsbury's balanced attack produced goals from five players, including two each by Allie Brady and Kelly Siekierka, en route to a 7-0 win at Bensalem.

Pioneer Athletic. Casey Umstead's four-goal performance highlighted Upper Perkiomen's 8-0 success against visiting Pottsgrove.

Hill School's Lizzie Sullivan knocked in a second-half goals, but host Penn Charter answered with a goal by junior captain Kelly Kubach as the teams battled to a 1-1 nonleague standoff.

Megan Tracewell scoerd the game's first goal and later assisted on a goal as Garnet Valley stifled visiting Interboro, 3-0. Taylor Krzezsowski and Lizahn Visser also scored.

Lower Merion's second win was a 5-0 shutout of visiting Notre Dame in which goalie Danielle Barr made nine saves, and Jordyn Ehrich and Julie Reiff each scored twice.