The report says four Gloucester Tech goals arrived before half-time, giving the hosts a commanding platform. Widmer supplied three of the six, accounting for half of the team’s total and providing the decisive finishing edge.
Kori Leacott also scored and assisted, while Danielle Mills and Averie Clement completed the scoring. Nia McCann reportedly contributed two assists, with Meghan Sullivan, Teagan Moore and Audri Burd also setting up goals.
That spread of involvement made the performance more than a one-player show. Widmer delivered the headline moment, but Gloucester Tech repeatedly found different routes through the visitors’ defence.
The report credits Gloucester Tech with 14 shots, compared with four from Deptford. That gap reflects the hosts’ territorial advantage and their ability to keep attacks moving after establishing the lead.
At the other end, Gwen Marvil reportedly made four saves to secure the clean sheet. Deptford goalkeeper Alessandra Racioppo made eight saves despite conceding six times, underlining the volume of work Gloucester Tech created.
Deptford’s inability to convert any of their attempts left them without a route back into the contest. Gloucester Tech’s defensive control ensured the early advantage became a decisive margin rather than a nervy finish.
The update puts Gloucester Tech’s record at 8-3-1, while Deptford are listed at 3-4. For the hosts, the next test will be repeating the same intensity against a side better equipped to withstand an early surge.
Widmer’s finishing, the range of contributors and the clean sheet give Gloucester Tech clear momentum heading into their next fixture.