Julian Lopez was the central figure, reportedly scoring four goals and adding an assist. That takes his early-season total to six goals in two matches, following a 26-goal sophomore campaign.
The latest performance reinforces Lopez’s role as Pingry’s main attacking threat. His finishing gave the visitors a commanding lead before the interval and left Franklin with no route back into the game.
The report says Arjun Hoshing contributed four assists and one goal, giving him five direct goal contributions in the win. His creativity helped Pingry turn possession and pressure into repeated chances.
The supporting cast also made an impact. Anthony Huannou reportedly scored once and assisted another, while Josh Guberuk found the net. Four different players were credited with goals, pointing to a balanced attack rather than a performance built solely around Lopez.
Pingry are also reported to have finished with 20 shots, while Franklin managed no shot on target. Ryan Miller was not required to make a save, underlining how completely Pingry controlled the match.
Pingry reached last season’s Non-Public A state final, and the report says they have now scored 13 goals across their first two fixtures. That combination of returning pedigree and early attacking production will increase expectations around the team.
The next fixture will show whether Pingry can maintain the same tempo against stronger resistance. For Franklin, the priority is to halt a winless start and restore defensive stability after conceding seven.