The report says Tapia broke through twice after a competitive first half, giving Granby the cutting edge it had lacked before the interval. Her double accounted for two-thirds of the home side’s goals and turned a tight contest into a convincing result.
Freshman Healy’s goal added another clear sign of Granby’s attacking depth. Sophomore Mara Allium reportedly scored for Frontier Regional, but the Redhawks could not sustain a comeback after narrowing the gap.
Granby’s performance was not built on a fast start. Frontier reportedly held the hosts in check before halftime, forcing Granby to wait for openings rather than forcing the game.
The update credits freshman Sophia Marsh and junior McKenna Cudworth with assists, while goalkeeper Meredith Bartosz reportedly made eight saves. Those figures underline the balance of the result: Granby’s younger forwards supplied the goals, but its goalkeeper also had to withstand sustained pressure.
That combination matters for a side seeking to build on last season’s run to the MIAA Division V semi-finals. The unbeaten record now includes three victories and one draw, giving Granby an early platform to improve.
Granby is scheduled to host Amherst on Friday, with the unbeaten record immediately on the line. The next fixture will show whether Tapia and Healy can maintain their scoring impact against another organised opponent.
For now, the reported win gives Granby a clear early identity: patience under pressure, youth in attack and enough defensive resilience to protect a strong start.