The report says Westfield controlled the opening half, while Franklin Tech went more than a half without scoring. Three-goal deficits had previously ended in defeat for Franklin Tech, making the response even more significant.
The revival began in the 57th minute, when Summer Williams pulled one goal back. Kaelyn Mclean followed just a minute later, cutting the deficit to 3-2 and shifting the pressure onto Westfield.
Williams then struck again in the 62nd minute, levelling the contest at 3-3. Franklin Tech did not settle for protecting the draw. The report says the visitors-or hosts, depending on venue-continued to attack and completed the comeback five minutes later.
Faythe Sobieski scored the decisive fourth goal after assisting Williams’ equaliser. It was Franklin Tech’s first lead of the match, and the team held it through the final whistle.
The result reportedly moves Franklin Tech to six wins and seven defeats, while Westfield Technical Academy falls to five wins and five defeats. Beyond the standings, the win offers Franklin Tech evidence that a poor start does not have to dictate the outcome.
Franklin Tech’s next reported test is away against Mahar on Friday at 4 p.m. Westfield is scheduled to face Hampden Charter on Tuesday at 4 p.m. The key storyline will be whether Franklin Tech can carry the attacking urgency from its 10-minute surge into the next fixture.