The report says Paul VI scored five times in the first half, turning the match into a commanding performance before the interval.
Kintzing reportedly opened the scoring after a pass from Hayden Galasso before creating Koerner’s goal. Ormsby’s treble included assists from Alaina Aversa and Lila Kauffman, highlighting the variety in Paul VI’s attack.
A 7-0 win usually points to one-sided control, yet the report says Krupa faced enough pressure to make a career-best 19 saves. That surpassed her previous reported high of 15 saves against Cherry Hill East last season.
The contrast matters. Paul VI appears capable of punishing teams quickly, but Camden Catholic still generated opportunities despite conceding heavily. For a goalkeeper, a shutout built behind a demanding workload can be as valuable as a quiet clean sheet.
Mia Carpinella reportedly made three saves after entering in relief, giving Paul VI another positive defensive contribution.
Paul VI will now look to carry its scoring rhythm and unbeaten momentum into the next fixture. The main question is whether the attack can maintain its first-half efficiency while reducing the number of chances allowed at the other end. Camden Catholic, meanwhile, will seek a response after a difficult result and a 1-3 reported start.