Glen Rock reportedly built a 2-0 half-time lead and managed the contest despite Wallington continuing to create chances. Both teams finished with nine shots on goal, making the margin less comfortable than the scoreline suggests.
The reported result would move Glen Rock to 8-0 in divisional play and 12-0-1 overall. That record highlights the consistency behind their title challenge, particularly against a Wallington side that had won five of its previous seven divisional matches.
Evan Settlow’s reported eight saves became increasingly important after Alex Lyszczarczyk reduced the deficit for Wallington in the second half.
Wallington’s response gave the visitors a route back into the match, but the report says they could not find a second breakthrough. Settlow’s performance therefore stands out as a key reason Glen Rock maintained control after surrendering part of its lead.
Glen Rock’s attacking threat came from multiple areas, with Max Silcock, Andrew Kim and Joao Azuma reportedly finding the net. Brayden Scott and Luca Reina were credited with assists.
That spread of contributions matters in a title race. Glen Rock did not need one scorer to carry the attack; three different players supplied the goals while the defence held firm under pressure.
If the reported result is confirmed, Glen Rock’s next priority will be turning a share of the NJIC Colonial Division crown into outright possession. Wallington, meanwhile, must respond quickly as the divisional race moves toward its decisive stage.