McKenna reportedly opened the scoring in the 34th minute, converting after an assist from Lucas Ramirez. Kearny carried that lead into halftime, but St. Peter’s Prep responded quickly after the restart.
Andres Rodriguez is reported to have levelled in the 48th minute following a pass from Arlys Mayorga. With neither side finding another regulation-time goal, the match moved into extra time before McKenna struck again.
The winning sequence reportedly began with Antuan Bazan finding McKenna, who finished for his second goal of the contest. His contribution was the clear dividing line in a match that remained level for long stretches.
The reported shot-on-target figures point to a narrow but meaningful advantage for Kearny:
That attacking edge placed greater demands on the opposing goalkeepers. Gabriel Wahby reportedly made seven saves for Kearny, while Lucas Simpson made five for St. Peter’s Prep and Joseph LeClair added six.
Those numbers underline how closely contested the game was despite Kearny’s superior scoring output. St. Peter’s Prep generated enough pressure to test Wahby repeatedly, but Kearny proved more efficient in the decisive moments.
The report lists Kearny’s record at six wins, two defeats and one draw, while St. Peter’s Prep stands at three wins and six defeats. Kearny’s next challenge will be maintaining that momentum, while St. Peter’s Prep must turn strong goalkeeper performances into more consistent attacking results.