Amadou Hann was the central figure in the reported win, scoring twice and assisting the other goal. He opened the scoring after a pass from Frank Pah, then supplied Mamadou Dieng before completing the result in the third period.
That direct involvement in all three goals makes Hann the clearest attacking reference point in the current run. Pah also reportedly played a decisive role, providing the assists for both of Hann’s goals.
The scoreline reflected a one-sided contest. The report says St. Benedict’s produced 11 shots to St. Thomas Aquinas’ one, giving the leaders consistent pressure and limiting the opposition’s opportunities to respond.
The attacking display would have carried less weight without another shutout. Colin Kaufman reportedly made one save as St. Benedict’s completed its fourth consecutive game without conceding.
Clean sheets are becoming a defining part of the team’s momentum. A five-match winning streak can be built on individual brilliance, but four straight shutouts point to a more reliable structure behind the attack.
The reported record now stands at 11 wins, no defeats and one draw, a run that explains why St. Benedict’s remains at the summit of the rankings.
St. Benedict’s next challenge will be sustaining that level against opponents increasingly motivated to halt its unbeaten run. Hann’s form, Pah’s chance creation and the defence’s shutout sequence will be the key storylines to watch as the season moves forward.