The report says Westfield controlled the attacking numbers, recording 20 shots compared with just one for Old Bridge. That gap points to a match played largely on Westfield’s terms, even though the final score remained close.
Emilie Cadigan and Cayla Panaro were credited with Westfield’s goals, with Gabriella Hollins and Courtney Smith providing the assists. The home side’s pressure created enough opportunities to win comfortably, but its finishing and Lane’s resistance kept Old Bridge within reach.
Jessica Lane reportedly made 16 saves, a contribution that explains why Westfield’s dominance did not produce a wider margin. Her performance gave Old Bridge a chance despite the team’s limited attacking output.
The update lists Old Bridge with 11 wins and two defeats, meaning the latest result would mark a sharp change after an 11-match winning run. A strong goalkeeping display could not compensate for the lack of pressure at the other end.
For Westfield, the reported record of 11 wins and two draws underlines its consistency. The narrower victory may also prove useful experience: unbeaten teams eventually face games in which control does not lead to a comfortable scoreline.
Westfield can take confidence from winning a tight contest rather than relying solely on dominant margins. Old Bridge, meanwhile, must restore its attacking threat quickly after producing only one reported shot.
The next fixture will reveal whether Westfield can maintain its unbeaten momentum and whether Old Bridge can halt its two-game slide.