Stefy Rosales was reportedly the decisive figure, contributing two goals and an assist in a five-point performance. Her involvement in three of Harrison’s four goals made her the clear attacking catalyst as the hosts turned pressure into a winning position.
The contribution also highlights Harrison’s attacking depth. Nada Bana and Genesis Vallejo were credited with the other goals, while Romina Sosa reportedly supplied two assists and Thalia Sosa added another. The combination of finishing and chance creation gave Harrison multiple routes back into the contest.
The report says Hawthorne entered half-time with a 2-1 advantage, after Victoria Sisco and Isabella Hewitt found the net for the visitors. Hewitt was also credited with an assist, helping Hawthorne make the stronger start.
That momentum did not survive the interval. Harrison reportedly won the second half 3-0, with Rosales, Bana and Vallejo completing the turnaround. The clean sheet after half-time was just as important as the goals: Hawthorne had threatened before the break but could not respond once Harrison regained control.
If the reported result stands, Harrison moves to 9-0, while Hawthorne falls to 6-3. For Harrison, the key trend is not simply the unbeaten record but the ability to recover from a losing position. A 4-2 comeback after trailing 2-1 provides evidence of resilience as well as attacking quality.
The next fixture will test whether Harrison can maintain that second-half intensity, while Hawthorne will look to convert promising starts into results across the full match.