The report says Glen Rock scored four first-half goals, creating a lead Waldwick could not recover from. The visitors reportedly found a route through Jayden Medellin, but that was their only goal of the match.
Glen Rock then added two more goals after the interval, underlining the difference in control and attacking depth:
That balance between attacking efficiency and defensive control has been central to Glen Rock’s early campaign.
Andrew Kim is reported to have scored a hat-trick, extending his scoring run to six consecutive games. His consistency has given Glen Rock a dependable focal point in the final third.
Max Silcock was also central to the victory, with the report crediting him with two goals and two assists. Kim reportedly added two assists of his own, while Reuben Tishco, Matthew Heenan and Luca Reina also contributed to the scoresheet or build-up.
The combination of Kim’s finishing and Silcock’s creative influence made Glen Rock’s first-half authority difficult to contain.
The report places Glen Rock’s record at six wins and one draw overall, including a perfect 5-0 divisional mark. Waldwick reportedly entered the match with a 3-4 record and a 2-3 division mark.
The next NJIC-Colonial fixture will test whether Glen Rock can maintain the same intensity against a side capable of resisting its early pressure. For now, the unbeaten run is being driven by both attacking firepower and defensive restraint.