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Team Performances
Goals
26: MICDS (Mo.) won 26–0
25: East Forsyth (N.C.) won 25–0
Player Performances
Career
Jeff Conner from Strath Haven (Pa.). Photo by Matt Chandik
Jeffrey Conner scored the 300th point of his career for Strath Haven (Pa.) against Lower Merion (Pa.) on Tuesday. The senior scored five goals and three assists to put him at 302 career points. He is the 24th player known to have reached 300 career points in Pennsylvania history. Conner has 50 points through seven games this season.
Points
10: Jack Bauer, Friends (Md.), 9 goals, 1 assist
Goals
9: Davis Schiller, Cranbrook (Mich.)
8: Jack Daly, Haverford High School (Pa.)
8: Cam Hancock, Sr., Mountain Vista (Colo.), 8 goals, 1 assist
7: Sammy Carter, Indian Creek (Md.)
7: Gage Bartosch, St. Edward’s (Fla.), 7 goals, 2 assists
7: Kyle Hatcher, New Hanover (N.C.)
Assists
7: Andrew Stillman, North County (Md.), 2 goals, 7 assists
Saves
27: Tyler Carr, Somers (N.Y.)
Faceoff Percentage
100.00: Tanner Strub, Sr., Darien (Conn.), 12 for 12
100.00: Michael Ott, Central Bucks East (Pa.), 15 for 15
100.00: Matt Brock, So., Perkiomen Valley (Pa.), 14 for 14
83.33: Landon Nolta, Sr., Mountain Vista (Colo.), 15 of 18
78.57: Connor Dunay, Fr., Hereford (Md.), 11 of 14
77.78: Liam Rosato, Germantown Academy (Pa.), 14 for 18
75.00: Gavin Tygh, Jr., Penn Charter (Pa.), 9 of 12
75.00: Nate Hammond, Avon Grove (Pa.), 9 of 12
73.68: James Reilly, Sr., Conestoga (Pa.), 14 of 19
71.43: Matt Young, Haverford High School (Pa.), 10 of 14
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