Playoff Heroes: These soccer & field hockey stars had key performances in the postseason

Check out the top performances from soccer and field hockey in the District One and Philadelphia Catholic League playoffs right here! And be sure to vote in the latest Boys Athlete of the Week Poll, and Girls Athlete of the Week Poll beginning Monday at 7:30 p.m.

Top Playoff Performances in Field Hockey

(Read more about the District One field hockey playoffs here.)

Mimi Duffy, CB West: Duffy netted the lone goal of the game to give the Bucks a win over familiar foe CB East in a 1-0 win in the second round. She also had one of the Bucks’ two goals in their quarterfinal win.

Dani Burns, Faith Christian: She had three goals in the Lions first-round District One 1A playoff win, and had one goal in the second round to lead Faith to a 2-1 victory. The Lions, in just their second season of existence, will play for the District One 1A title on Monday.

Morgan Shaltens, Neshaminy: The four-year starter concluded an impressive high school career with a strong showing in Neshaminy’s 3-2 loss to Spring-Ford in the first round of the District One 3A playoffs. The center back keyed a solid defensive effort against an aggressive Spring-Ford attack.

Emma Kraft, CB South: The Titans’ goalie recorded eight saves against a formidable Kennett offense, giving up just two goals in a double overtime loss in the first round of the district playoffs.

Tatum Andrews, Souderton: The junior not only scored the Indians’ first goal of their first-round playoff game, but she also recorded the game-winner in double overtime for the thrilling 2-1 victory over Plymouth Whitemarsh.

Sunny Draper, Quakertown: The freshman had an impressive playoff debut, scoring two goals in the Panthers’ 6-0 win over CR North in the first round of districts.

Audra Szymborski, CB East: Szymborski recorded seven saves in a standout outing in front of the cage for the Patriots in a 2-1 first-round win over Garnet Valley.

Kendra Pitts, CB West: The sophomore goalie made an incredible save on a corner shot in the final seconds of the Bucks’ quarterfinal game to secure a 2-1 win over Downingtown East. Pitts had 12 saves after issuing a shutout in the Bucks’ 1-0 victory over CB East in the second round.

Ella Dougherty, CB West: Dougherty scored one of Bucks’ two goals in their 2-1 win over Downingtown East in the district quarterfinals.

Top Playoff Performances in Girls Soccer

(Read more about the District One girls soccer playoffs here.)

Regan Kelso, Archbishop Wood: The first-year Viking came up huge in her first PCL championship game. The junior scored both goals in the Vikings’ 2-0 win over Nazareth Academy, securing the third straight title for Wood. She also scored a goal in their semifinal win over St. Hubert’s.

Becca Morein, Villa Joseph Marie: Morein posted a hat trick, scoring three times including once on a penalty kick, to lead the offense in the Jems’ 6-0 win over Upper Moreland in the Class 3A quarterfinals.

Gracie Costello, Upper Moreland: The goalie earned a shutout to secure the Golden Bear’s 1-0 victory over Marple Newtown in the first round of the District One playoffs.

Nina Meixler, New Hope Solebury: Meixler scored two second-half goals as the Lions topped No. 1 MaST Charter to claim the District One Class A title.

Reegan Moran, CB West: Moran delivered two goals to lead the Bucks to a 3-0 win over Boyertown in the first round of the district playoffs.

Maddy Murphy, North Penn: The junior scored the game-winning goal in the second half to give the No. 26 Knights a huge upset of No. 7 WC Henderson in a 2-1 victory in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs.

Sam Ridler, North Penn: The senior goalie had an impressive showing for the 26th-seeded Knights in the first two rounds. She made several impressive saves in the Knights 2-1 upset of No. 7 WC Henderson, and held 10th-seeded Hatboro-Horsham to two goals in the Knights’ second-round loss.

Alyssa Tooley, Hatboro-Horsham: With the game coming down to penalty kicks, the goalie made two saves to secure the win (2-2, 4-2 PK) for the Hatters against CB South in the first round of district playoffs. Tooley made several acrobatic saves during regulation and through two scoreless overtimes.

Emma Levin, Hatboro-Horsham: Levin scored the game-winner in the second half to send the Hatters to the quarterfinals with a 2-1 win over North Penn. Levin then scored one of the Hatters’ two goals in their second-round win over CB South (2-2, 4-2 PK).

Jessie Bernabe, CB East: The junior scored three goals in three games for CB East in the district playoffs.

Mia Cairone, CR North: The junior Penn State commit scored the lone goal against No. 4 Spring-Ford, giving the No. 20 Indians an early lead and nearly pulling off the upset before being edged 2-1 in the second round. She also had a goal in their 3-1 first-round win.

Seretha Demoss, Pennridge: The sophomore goalie recorded shutouts in both of the Rams’ playoffs games. She had three saves in a 4-0 win against Hatboro-Horsham, and she turned away 11 shots on goal in a victory over CB West.

Juliette Salvi, CR South: Salvin scored the game-winning goal in a 1-0 win against Downingtown West in the first round of district playoffs, while also leading the defense in a shutout. In the quarterfinals, she assisted on Teagan Shay’s game-winning goal in double overtime.

Cam Blatz, CR South: Trailing 2-0 in the district quarterfinals, Blatz scored twice in two minutes to tie the game and force OT. The Golden Hawks eventually won 3-2 over No. 4 Spring-Ford.

Teagan Shay, CR South: The sophomore helped the Golden Hawks do the improbable in their district playoff games. In the second round, Shay netted the game-winning goal in double overtime to give the No. 20 Golden Hawks the win over No. 5 Garnet Valley. In the quarterfinals, Shay again scored the game-winner, again in double OT, in a huge upset of No. 4 Spring-Ford.

Top Playoff Performances in Boys Soccer

(Read more about the District One boys soccer playoffs here)

Liam Connaghan, La Salle: Connaghan scored the game-winning goal in overtime of the PCL semifinals, giving the Explorers a 2-1 victory over Archbishop Ryan.

Sam Zieger, La Salle: The junior scored the go-ahead goal in the second half of the PCL championship game, completing the Explorers comeback attempt in a 3-2 win over Father Judge. Zieger also scored the Explorers’ lone goal in regulation of their 2-1 OT victory against Archbishop Ryan in the semifinals.

Joey Roth, CB East: Roth scored twice to lead the Patriots to a 3-0 win over Souderton in the first round of the District One playoffs.

Anthony Bice, CB South: Bice registered the game-winner in double overtime for the Titans in a 2-1 comeback victory over Strath Haven in the first round of district playoffs.

Nate MacLeod, CB South: McLeod delivered a late goal to give the Titans an upset win over the No. 3 WC Henderson. MacLeod scored with six minutes left in regulation for the thrilling second-round victory.

Logan Adams, CR North: The junior tallied two goals to lead the Indians to a 3-0 first-round win over Unionville and contributed a goal in their second-round win against CB East (1-1, 5-4 PKs).

Calvin Hopkins, CR North: The Indians’ goalie turned away both shots sent his way and secured the shutout in a win over Unionville in the first round of districts. In their second-round game, Hopkins made a stop on a penalty kick that gave the Indians the win over CB East.

Braden Delgado, Abington: The senior has been an offensive force in the Class 4A playoffs. Delgado scored a goal in all three playoff games, and his second-half goal in the quarterfinals broke a scoreless tie to give the Ghosts a 1-0 win over CB South.

Oscar Hoffman, Abington: Hoffman scored the go-ahead goal to give Abington a 2-1 win over Harriton in the second round of the district playoffs.

Ari Pollack, CR North: Pollack has had many big moments for CR North over the years, but probably none bigger than his game-winning penalty kick on Thursday night. When the second-round game came down to PKs after double overtime and with CB East missing its last kick, Pollack’s goal won the game (5-4 PKs).

Mason DiEnna, Holy Ghost Prep: The sophomore scored the go-ahead goal in the Firebirds’ 3-2 win over Upper Perkiomen in the Class 3A quarterfinals.

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This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: Top Playoff Performances of the Week: Bucks County soccer field hockey