The report says Zonoe scored all three of Westampton Tech’s goals before the interval, completing his third hat-trick of the season. His finishing proved decisive in a contest between two teams carrying strong records into the meeting.
Tristen Dickerson and Johnathen Lampley reportedly supplied assists on two of the goals, giving Westampton Tech the attacking edge during a chaotic opening period. All five goals were said to have arrived before halftime.
That early production left Sterling with a difficult second-half task: create an equaliser without conceding further ground.
Sterling reportedly responded through goals from Connor Maenner and Rafael Sanchez-Bautista, keeping the match within reach at the break. The report says neither side added to the score after halftime.
Goalkeepers Viggo Wronski and Tyler Lucier were each credited with five saves, underlining how competitive the match remained despite Zonoe’s individual impact. Sterling’s inability to find a third goal ultimately left its comeback unfinished.
If the reported result stands, Westampton Tech has now built a six-game winning run while improving an already strong season record. Sterling, arriving with an 11-2-1 mark, would instead be left to examine how a difficult first half shaped the outcome.
The next fixture will test whether Westampton Tech can sustain its attacking momentum beyond one explosive opening period. Sterling’s response will be equally important, particularly in preventing another early deficit from turning a close contest into a recovery mission.