The report says Hasbrouck Heights struck inside the opening minute, yet Waldwick settled rather than chased the game recklessly. The team is said to have controlled more of the contest after the early setback, with Katie Spellman, Nora Campo, Gabby Scrivenich and Avery Martin helping limit the opponent’s threat.
The turnaround reportedly began two minutes after halftime, when freshman Kylie Giovanelli scored after Adalynn Incorvaia’s effort. Lofaro then supplied the decisive moment, finishing from close range before fellow freshman Natalia Brezdan added another. Mia Christiansen completed the reported scoring late on.
Three goals in the final 15 minutes would be a striking sign of concentration and fitness, particularly for a young squad with limited depth. Incorvaia’s reported two assists also underline her growing importance as Waldwick’s main attacking outlet.
The result is said to have lifted Waldwick to third in the Group 1 rankings, behind Verona and Haddon Township. That position brings attention, but it also raises expectations. The team’s only reported defeat came against Immaculate Heart, a reminder that the state-title path will demand consistency against stronger opponents.
The schedule offers little time to celebrate. Waldwick is expected to face North Arlington, followed by Glen Rock and Saddle River Day. Those games should reveal whether this comeback was a memorable afternoon or the clearest sign yet that Waldwick belongs among Group 1’s serious contenders.