The report credits Jude Page-Fagon with opening the scoring, reportedly taking his season total to 18 goals. Teddy Ronning then added his fourth of the campaign before Brayden Pretre headed in to make the advantage more secure.
That variety matters. Hames made a major contribution last season, but Hamilton’s response has been to bring younger players into important attacking roles rather than search for a direct replacement.
Ronning’s emergence is particularly notable, while Page-Fagon continues to provide the cutting edge expected from one of Section III’s leading young forwards.
Matthias Page-Fagon praised his younger brother’s work away from matchday, describing Jude as “an absolute baller,” according to the report. The compliment reflected more than natural ability: Jude’s progress is being supported by consistent work at home and on the training ground.
Rose’s wider message is equally clear. “We always want to be in a constantly upward trajectory,” he said, stressing that Hamilton must keep improving rather than live off previous achievements.
Westmoreland/Oriskany reportedly threatened before halftime and pulled one goal back from the penalty spot, but Hamilton held firm despite a late change in goal after Caleb Neuenschwander was forced from the game.
Hamilton are next expected to visit Sauquoit Valley, where the unbeaten run will face another test. Westmoreland/Oriskany, meanwhile, reportedly travel to Remsen looking to stop a two-match slide.