The report says Mady Ross and Katelyn Wilsey got the goals, with Ava McArdle and ShaSha Sree supplying the assists. That points to a team performance rather than a one-player burst.
Just as important was the work behind the scorers. Audrey Padlick-Field was credited with six saves to keep the shutout intact, and the report lists that as the highest save total among the goalkeepers named in the Cal-Mum tournament matches. In a 2-0 game, that matters. Clean sheets are rarely accidental, and Caledonia-Mumford appears to have paired attacking efficiency with defensive resilience.
Elsewhere, Bloomfield reportedly edged Williamson 2-1 in another narrow result. Sawyer Didas and Selia Kachmaryk were each credited with a goal, while Marlee Poole made three saves.
That same theme carried into Gananda/Marion’s 1-0 win over CG Finney. Hannah LaBarge scored the only goal, while the report says Avery Hoffmann made nine saves. Kelsey Tandle was also credited with five saves in that match.
There is a clear pattern in these results:
For Caledonia-Mumford, that is the most encouraging part. Getting goals from different players and preserving a shutout is usually a strong early sign of structure.
The next thing to watch is whether Tuesday’s balance carries into the next round of fixtures. If Caledonia-Mumford can keep defending with that level of discipline, it should remain a team to follow in the weeks ahead.