The report says Petrush scored four times and added an assist, giving Paramus a decisive outlet throughout the match. He has reportedly scored in four of the team’s five games this season, with his total now standing at seven goals and three assists.
That consistency is becoming a defining feature of Paramus’ attack. Max Beshara also reportedly scored, while Alex Cirillo supplied two assists. George Harritos and Jordan Nam were credited with one assist each, underlining the team’s ability to support Petrush rather than rely on isolated individual brilliance.
Paramus reportedly opened a 3-1 advantage in the first half before adding two more goals after the interval. That sequence placed Teaneck under pressure early and gave the visitors control of the game’s key phases.
Teaneck are reported to have put seven shots on target, but only one found the net. Paramus goalkeeper Vlad Dyachuk made four saves, helping preserve the lead once the hosts created openings.
The reported result moves Paramus to three wins and two losses overall, including one win and one defeat in the Big North - National. Teaneck remain winless, with the report listing two defeats overall and two in the competition.
For Paramus, the next challenge is converting Petrush’s outstanding form into a sustained run. Teaneck, meanwhile, need a response in their next fixture, with defensive resilience and better finishing likely to be the immediate priorities.