The report says Aquinas established control before half-time, scoring twice to build a decisive advantage. Araujo was the central figure, finishing with two goals and leading an attack that registered 10 shots on target.
The goals also came with a balanced creative contribution. Ryan Carrion, Matthew Rivera and James Martinez each supplied one assist, giving Aquinas several routes to goal rather than relying solely on Araujo’s finishing.
Edison goalkeeper Jerimiah Salazar reportedly made eight saves, preventing the margin from becoming even wider. That figure underlines the pressure Aquinas sustained despite Edison’s resistance.
The scoreline was also shaped by Aquinas’ work without the ball. The report credits Hector Fuentes with five saves and Domenic Grande with three more, as the team kept Edison scoreless.
That defensive effort mattered because Edison still forced interventions. Aquinas combined its early attacking burst with enough composure at the back to protect the lead through the second half, when Agbakoba reportedly added the final goal.
For Aquinas, the reported 3-0 victory offers a clear platform: Araujo supplied the finishing, three teammates created the goals, and the goalkeepers protected the clean sheet. Edison, meanwhile, will need a sharper attacking response after failing to convert its opportunities.
The next fixture will show whether Aquinas can turn this performance into a sustained run, while Edison’s response will be the key storyline after the reported move to 2-2.