Hershey 4 Chartiers Valley 2

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First-period goals: Noah Callender (CV) from Dylan Shamonsky, 15:31; Callander (CV) unassisted, 16:30

Hershey scored four consecutive goals to overcome a 2-0 deficit to score a 4-2 over Chartiers Valley on Saturday in the Class A Pennsylvania Cup championship game at Ice Line.

Carson Hummer, Blake Umberger, Kyle Kloss, and Tyler Lucas all scored for the Trojans, who were  making their first appearance in state final.

Noah Callander scored two goals 59 seconds apart to give the Colts a 2-0 lead. Umberger’s goal 10:02 into the second frame made it a one-goal game Umberger tied the game with a power-play goal with 3:27 left in the period.

Kloss’s goal 1:47 into the third period proved to be the game winner; it came during a four-on-four situation, Lucas added a goal at the 7:04 mark.

Alexander Placeres earned the win in goal making 31 saves.

Chartiers Vallry 2 0 0—2

Hershey 0 2 2—4

First-period goals: Noah Callander (CV) from Dylan Shamonsky, 15:31; Callander (CV) unassisted, 16:30

Second-period goal: Carson Hummer (H) from Bryce Erwin and Carl Ritner, 10:02; Blake Umberger (H) from Ryan Dhawan and David Maish, 13:33 (pp)

Third-period goals: Kyle Kloss (H) unassisted, 1:47; Tyler Lucas (H) from Tyler Tredway and Carl Ritner, 7:04

Shots: Chartiers Valey 33, Hershey 29; Saves: Matthew Colbert (CV) 25; Alexander Placeres

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