Tues. Pa. boys’ roundup: Phelps scores twice in OT for win

Usually one goal is enough to win a soccer game in overtime, but Phelps managed to score twice.

Josh Flynn and Sam Mamlouk broke a 1-1 deadlock and gave the Lions a 3-1 win over host Perkiomen School in a Tri-County League game Tuesday.

Second-half goals by K.D. Aderemi for Phelps and Jorge Montes for the Indians sent the game into overtime.

Brownie Vansant picked up the win in goal after turning aside 11 shots. Indians' goalie Steve Kang stopped 16 shots.

Public. Marcos Santos scored twice in the first half and Christian Beleg added a pair of insurance goals in the second half to give Swenson a 5-2 win over host Bodine.

Miguel Pereira stopped seven shots to collect the win in goal for the Lions.

Kervens Begin and Andreas Lacroix each tallied twice to lift Martin Luther King past visiting Furness, 6-1.

Begin scored his goals in the first half and Lacroix scored a goal in each half.

Omar Diawara scored twice and Lance Smith contributed four assists as Boys' Latin routed visiting Roxborough, 7-0.

Emmanuel Saia and Nelson Subrero each notched a hat trick and led Engineering & Science to a 7-0 win over visiting Mastbaum.

Senior goalie Chris MacFarland earned his first varsity shutout after stopping four shots for the Engineers.

Musa Kamara collected two goals and Jorge Acvellia added a goal, and three assists for Fels in a 7-0 victory over host Frankford.

Bernie Vilsaint stopped 12 shots to earn his second shutout of the season for the Panthers.

Central. Dan Kurzman scored with 25 minutes left in the game and handed Harriton a 2-1 win over host Penncrest.

Dean Dersimoniam and Chris Martin came through with goals and led Radnor to a 2-0 win over visiting Garnet Valley.

Wesley Dickson earned the shutout for the Red Raiders with a four-save performance.

Ryan Myers chipped in with a pair of goals and helped Strath Haven beat host Springfield (Delaware County), 6-0.

Zander Rizzelo and Ben Sobel added a goal and an assist each and Chris Keenan stopped six shots for the Panthers.

Del-Val. Elvis Kannah notched a hat trick and Andrew Miller contributed a pair of assists to give Academy Park a 5-0 win over visiting Glen Mills.

Ches-Mont. Ryan Dobbs converted a penalty shot into a goal midway through the second half and handed West Chester Rustin a 1-0 win over visiting Kennett.

Grant Vasi preserved the shutout for the Golden Knights with a four-save performance.

Jimmy McLaughlin struck for a pair of goals and an assist to lead Great Valley past visiting Downingtown West, 7-3.

Mike Rispoli also scored twice and goalie Patrick Casey stopped four shots for the Patriots.

Bicentennial. Cory Brautigam struck for a pair of goals and sparked Plumstead Christian to a 4-2 win over visiting Calvary Christian.

Cougars' goalie Kevin McIntyre managed to pick up 19 saves.

Nonleague. Robert Friskey's goal from 12-yards out with six minutes left in the game gave Penn Charter a 2-1 win over visiting Germantown Friends.

Mike Barron earned the win in goal after stopping four shots.

Hayden Walling stopped nine shots for Episcopal Academy and posted his first shutout of the season in a 0-0 tie with visiting Hun School (N.J.).

Brett Campbell picked up a pair of goals in the first half and boosted Haverford School past host Salesianum (Del.), 2-0.

Max Kurtzman recorded the shutout for the Fords after stopping three shots. Gators' goalie Nick Galentine turned aside four shots.

Noah and Zack Kimelheim each scored in the first half to lead George School to a 2-0 win over host Lower Moreland.

Simon James posted the shutout in goal for the Cougars with seven saves while Lions' goalie Chad Goldsmith stopped nine shots.

Aiah Mbriwa scored a goal and assisted on another to give Phil-Mont Christian a 2-0 win over host Calvary Baptist.

Adam McNichol faced three shots to earn the shutout in goal for the Falcons.

Baffour Atakora-Bediako struck for four goals and John Choi assisted on three goals as Church Farm hammered visiting Valley Forge, 6-2.

The Trojans got 13 saves from Dave Zhou.

Mike Stewart earned a hat trick and helped Shipley handle visiting Upper Merion, 5-0.

Pablo Sisniega did not face any shots from the Vikings en route to his third shutout of the season.

Doug Cordi led a Faith Christian offensive outburst with a hat trick and paced the Lions to an 11-0 win over host Upper Bucks Christian.

Adding two goals each were Chris Makowski, Ben Maurer and Dylan Papiernik.