The report says Stevens scored three times, recording her third hat-trick of the season. It was also reportedly her second three-goal performance against Putnam Voc/Tech, following a five-goal display in the teams’ season opener on 10 September.
That repeated impact gives Mount Everett a clear attacking reference point. Stevens’ finishing turned sustained possession into a decisive margin, while the Eagles’ passing helped them dictate the contest rather than rely solely on individual moments.
The report credits Mount Everett with five goals, four assists and their first clean sheet of the campaign. Manoli is said to have made three saves, taking her beyond 100 saves for the season.
The goalkeeper’s milestone is particularly notable after a run of three straight defeats. Even during that difficult spell, Manoli’s workload remained significant, and reaching the landmark underlines her importance behind a side that has had to defend through uneven form.
The reported victory leaves Mount Everett with a 6-5-1 record, giving the Eagles a platform to turn one strong result into a more stable finish. Putnam Voc/Tech, meanwhile, are said to remain on one win from nine matches and are still searching for their first victory since 23 September.
Mount Everett’s next test comes against Hampden Charter on Friday, with their opponents carrying a reported 2-5-1 record. The key storyline will be whether Stevens can maintain her scoring form and whether Manoli’s defensive unit can produce another clean sheet.