Emilie Cadigan supplied the most direct threat with two goals, but Westfield’s performance was built around wider contributions. Molly McDermott and Gabriella Hollins each scored once and added two assists, creating four goals between them.
That balance matters over a long season. Cadigan’s finishing gives Westfield a clear focal point, while McDermott and Hollins offer the combination play to open space and keep opponents from concentrating solely on the central threat.
The report says Georgia Morrelli, Mia Zbranek and Desra Sonnek-Schmelz also scored, giving Westfield six different scorers on the night.
Westfield reportedly led 3-0 at halftime before adding three more goals after the break. That pattern points to sustained pressure rather than a short burst deciding the contest.
The defensive side was less tested, with goalkeeper Phoebe Klag credited with one save. Brearley goalkeeper Shannon Simon reportedly made 22 saves, an indication of the pressure Westfield applied and the number of chances created.
Brearley did find a response through Alexa Rivera, assisted by Chiara Mosby, but the home side remains in search of its first win and was reported to have fallen to 0-3 overall.
Westfield’s next challenge will be maintaining that attacking spread as the schedule becomes more demanding. Cadigan’s scoring form will draw attention, but the bigger storyline is whether McDermott, Hollins and the supporting cast can keep giving opponents multiple problems.