Hope Ernst reportedly led Ramsey’s attacking output with one goal and two assists. Gabby Cardinali and Kendall Reid each added a goal and an assist, while Charlotte Tinio, Lizzie Rubin and Hannah Eyre also scored.
That spread of production is the clearest feature of the result. Ramsey did not rely on one scorer to decide the contest; its goals came from across the lineup, creating a difficult defensive assignment for Pascack Hills.
The scoreline does not fully reflect Regan Hickey’s individual effort. The report says the Pascack Hills goalkeeper made 14 saves, keeping the deficit from growing further during Ramsey’s sustained pressure.
Pascack Hills reportedly ended the match scoreless, with Abby Rostkowski and Bella Bladino sharing goalkeeping duties for Ramsey. The result would leave Pascack Hills with one win, three defeats and two draws from its opening six fixtures.
The report also says Ramsey remains second in the state’s Top 20 rankings and has won every match so far. The combination of defensive reliability and contributions from multiple attackers gives the side a strong platform as the schedule becomes more demanding.
Ramsey is expected to host Northern Highlands on Thursday, seeking a sixth successive victory. Pascack Hills reportedly begins a three-match away run at Fort Lee on the same day, with a response needed to halt its uneven opening stretch.