The attacking headline belongs to Jackie Goldovsky and Cienna Dandridge, who reportedly scored twice each. Their four combined goals accounted for most of Rutgers Prep’s output, underlining the pair’s growing influence in the final third.
The report also says Eva Castro completed the scoring, while Sandra O’Neill struck from a long-range effort. Four different players found the net, giving Rutgers Prep another example of its attacking depth.
The six-goal margin reflected a dominant attacking display. Rutgers Prep reportedly finished with 21 shots, compared with four for Montgomery, forcing goalkeeper Ellie Andes into 12 saves.
At the other end, Jordan Reigrod and Aliya Davis shared the clean sheet for Rutgers Prep. The defensive record is becoming as important as the scoring run: three goals conceded in six matches gives the team a strong platform when its forwards are producing at this rate.
The next challenge is sustaining that balance. Rutgers Prep’s 5-0-1 record and 31-goal haul have created significant momentum, but the upcoming fixtures will test whether Goldovsky and Dandridge can keep converting chances while the defense preserves its early-season consistency.