Bishop Eustace reportedly controlled the first half, building a 3-0 advantage. That margin gave the home side a strong platform, but Paul VI produced three unanswered goals after the interval to force overtime.
Logan Rawls scored twice for Paul VI, while Caleb Kassekert added the equalizer. The turnaround changed the match from a comfortable Bishop Eustace performance into a test of concentration and defensive resilience.
The goalkeeping numbers underline the pressure. The report credits Dean Ashcraft with four saves for Bishop Eustace, while Billy Schmidt made 11 saves for Paul VI.
DeAngelis was the defining figure throughout the contest. His four-goal performance accounted for every Bishop Eustace strike, and the report says the final goal came in double overtime to complete the victory.
The forward’s decisive finish also came after Paul VI had erased the entire deficit. That timing matters: rather than allowing the comeback to dictate the final narrative, Bishop Eustace found one more attacking moment when the match was at its most demanding.
Dominic Demarco reportedly supplied two assists, with Jacob Stern and Zachary Mrvica each creating another goal. The distribution of assists points to a broader attacking contribution around DeAngelis, even as he claimed every finish.
The update places Bishop Eustace at 6-8, a result that could provide momentum despite the defensive concerns created by the second-half collapse. Paul VI, meanwhile, is listed at 0-11-1 after the defeat, with the comeback offering encouragement but no first victory.
The next fixture will show whether Bishop Eustace can protect an early lead more effectively, while Paul VI must turn its second-half recovery into a complete performance.