The report credits Haddon Heights with a clear attacking edge, registering 12 shots on target compared with five for Haddon Township. Yanni led the scoring, while Allie Agin, Sophia Broccoli and Amelia McCabe also found the net.
The scoring was not built around one player alone. Eva Tursi reportedly supplied two assists, with Juliet Bennett and Olive Weyler adding one each. Four assists across five goals points to a varied attack capable of creating chances from several areas of the pitch.
The report also says goalkeeper Callee Barr made five saves to preserve Haddon Heights’ shutout. That contribution mattered on a night when the visitors still managed to test the home defence.
At the other end, Haddon Township goalkeeper Kassidy Schaeffer reportedly made seven saves, underlining the pressure faced by her team. Even with that resistance, Haddon Heights’ greater volume and finishing quality produced a decisive margin.
The reported victory gives Haddon Heights three wins from three and an ideal platform for the rest of the campaign. Haddon Township, meanwhile, is said to have moved to 2-1-1, leaving the team with an immediate need to respond.
The next fixtures will show whether Haddon Heights can sustain this attacking rhythm against different defensive setups. For Haddon Township, the priority will be restoring solidity and turning its unbeaten start into a bounce-back run after this reported setback.