The report credits Rumson-Fair Haven with 14 shots on goal, a volume that underlines the pressure applied in the attacking third. Sullivan’s output was not limited to finishing: her two assists also helped bring teammates into the game and ensured the hosts did not rely on one avenue of attack.
Seven goals were reportedly shared among four Rumson-Fair Haven scorers. Summer O’Malley added a goal and an assist, while Shayna McDonagh and Sadie Marino also found the net. Ella Peoples contributed two assists as the home side turned sustained pressure into a convincing result.
The report says Rumson-Fair Haven led 3-0 at half-time, leaving Ranney with a difficult recovery task. That early cushion allowed the hosts to play with greater control while forcing their opponents to take more risks.
Ranney goalkeeper Brianna Korn reportedly made 14 saves, a clear indication of the workload created by Rumson-Fair Haven’s attacking pressure. Nicole Tackett did provide a second-half response for Ranney, assisted by Mary Cate Leidersdorff, but the goal could not change the direction of the match.
The reported victory lifts Rumson-Fair Haven to 6-3, while Ranney falls to 3-5. For Rumson-Fair Haven, the next fixture will test whether Sullivan’s decisive form and the team’s balanced scoring can be carried into a tighter contest. Ranney’s response will be equally important after conceding three goals before the interval.