The report credits Brooke Matarazzo with two goals and Mimi Oliva with the other as Tuckahoe built its winning margin. Mishel Syed and Chloe Angello each reportedly added an assist.
Angello also made four saves, while Clara Prior stopped three shots as the pair shared goalkeeping duties. Valhalla’s goals were reportedly scored by Alanna Goncalves, offering a bright individual note despite the defeat.
For Tuckahoe, the combination of Carinci’s creativity and Matarazzo’s finishing provided the clearest storyline from Monday’s action.
The update says Mahopac began its schedule with a 3-1 victory over John Jay-Cross River.
Valhalla reportedly faces a quick turnaround, travelling to Croton-Harmon on Tuesday before visiting Port Chester on Saturday. Mahopac is listed to play Panas on Tuesday, Yorktown on Thursday and Carmel on Saturday.
John Jay-Cross River also has three fixtures ahead, against Fox Lane, Greeley and Croton-Harmon. Tuesday’s programme includes Yorktown at Lakeland, Blind Brook at Bronxville, Scarsdale at Arlington and Mahopac at Panas.
The week’s wider spotlight falls on Wednesday’s Hispanic Heritage/Latinx Showcase, while Tuckahoe is listed to visit Briarcliff on Saturday evening. Those fixtures should reveal whether Monday’s attacking performances can carry into a demanding run.