Brianna Concepcion was the central figure in the win, scoring four goals and accounting for most of Elizabeth’s attacking output. Her performance gave the hosts a clear cutting edge and helped turn the match into a one-sided contest.
The report also credits Mya Campodonico with a goal and an assist, while Olivia Rico completed the scoring. Angie Peraza, Violet Rodriguez and Angelisse Rivera were each listed with an assist.
That spread of contributions matters for Elizabeth. While Concepcion supplied the finishing, the supporting players helped create the chances that allowed the team to build such a substantial lead.
The reported scoreline was shaped in both halves, with Elizabeth scoring three goals before halftime and adding another three after the interval. That pattern points to sustained pressure rather than a brief spell of dominance.
Roselle Park did find one goal through Katherine Castillo, but the report says the visitors struggled to build a response. Goalkeeper Nerya Koraneng-Barnes reportedly made 16 saves, underlining the pressure Elizabeth applied despite the defeat.
For Elizabeth, Khloe Saliva and Cassandra Agurto shared goalkeeping duties and were credited with three saves apiece. Their clean work behind the attack helped preserve the advantage once it had been established.
The next test should be considerably stronger. Union Catholic’s higher seeding gives the second-round tie added weight, and Elizabeth will need the same attacking efficiency without assuming another open game. Concepcion’s finishing, Campodonico’s creativity and the team’s ability to start quickly will be key storylines when the two sides meet.