April 9, 2021
Plymouth-Whitemarsh's Raya Gauntlett gains possession of the ball with North Penn's Ella Burget closing in. Jordan Baily scored a hat trick to help lead North Penn past Plymouth Whitemarsh on Friday, Apri. 9, 2021. (Kev Hunter/MediaNews Group)
TOWAMENCIN >> The many connections have formed a network, an offense that is beginning to flow into form.
“They’ve really started to come together as a group,” North Penn coach Heather Mellow said of her team’s offense, which poured in eight first-half goals Friday. “We have some girls who have been on the team for a while, like Lily Szilagyi, that have been scoring for us. But this year, I feel we’re really balanced. Anybody can go out and score for us. So if (the opposing defense) decides to pick on Lily, we’ve got other girls who can get the job done.”