The report says Goldwasser scored twice in the first half, giving Cherry Hill West a 2-0 lead before Cherokee could settle. That early advantage shaped the contest and placed pressure on a Cherokee side that had reportedly won only once in its previous five matches.
Goldwasser is then said to have completed his hat-trick in the second half, converting an assist from Tate Westervelt to make it 5-1. His finishing turned a strong opening into a decisive result.
The reported scoring contribution extended beyond the hat-trick:
That spread of involvement matters. Cherry Hill West did not rely solely on one individual; the account points to movement and creation across the attack.
Cherokee reportedly entered with an 8-2-3 record and had been ranked 13th in a local Top 20, making the result particularly notable if confirmed. For Cherry Hill West, the immediate challenge is turning one explosive performance into a sustained response after a difficult run.
The next fixture will show whether Goldwasser and Westervelt can maintain that attacking rhythm, while Cherokee will be looking for a measured reaction and a return to its earlier form.