The report says Ramsey scored four first-half goals, turning the match into a one-sided contest before the interval. The team finished with 16 shots, all on target, compared with three efforts on frame for Old Tappan.
That level of accuracy was the clearest marker of Ramsey’s control. The six-goal margin reflected not only attacking efficiency but also the ability to sustain pressure once the game was in hand.
Lizzie Rubin was reported to have delivered two goals and two assists, making her the central figure in Ramsey’s attacking display. Her contribution helped turn territorial dominance into a decisive scoreline.
The performance was not dependent on one player alone:
That spread of production gives Ramsey more than a single route to goal. Opponents must account for Rubin’s finishing while also limiting runners arriving from several positions.
The report places Ramsey at 4-0 in Big-North Patriot play, adding weight to its status as a leading contender. A 32-match winning run also creates a different challenge: every fixture becomes a test of concentration as much as quality.
The next Big-North Patriot assignment will show whether Ramsey can maintain the same attacking precision against a more competitive opponent. For now, the combination of a perfect start, a wide scoring contribution and another emphatic win has made the streak the season’s defining storyline.