Gianna Heilbroun reportedly scored twice, opening the scoring after a pass from freshman Leah Melle before completing her brace late in the match.
Melle also found the net, finishing a move created by Brooke Harrington. Madison Lee added another goal without an assist, underlining Wahconah’s ability to threaten from different areas of the pitch.
For a team trying to recover from an early setback, that variety will matter. Heilbroun provided the decisive finishing, but the supporting cast helped turn a promising response into a comfortable victory.
West’s praise focused on the details behind the result. Her comments, as relayed in the report, highlighted the group’s discipline and willingness to complete the small tasks correctly.
That is often the foundation of a postseason push. A clean performance at both ends can restore belief, while the involvement of younger players such as Melle and Lee gives Wahconah reasons to be encouraged beyond this one result.
Pittsfield, meanwhile, reportedly struggled to turn its opportunities into goals. The defeat leaves the team searching for a response after a difficult run since its opening win.
The report says Wahconah will host Lenox Memorial on Friday, with another chance to build momentum. Pittsfield is expected to face Mount Greylock on the same day.
For Wahconah, the next fixture will show whether this was a one-night surge or the beginning of a sustained recovery.