The first-half scoreline shaped the match. Lenape reportedly led 3-0 at the interval, creating enough separation to manage the second half rather than chase the game.
That early advantage also placed pressure on Washington Township to respond after the break. The visitors did improve their attacking output, registering nine shots on target in the second half, but the deficit remained too large to overcome.
Haylee Kaighn and Carly Phillips were reported to have influenced three goals apiece, with each player scoring once and providing two assists.
That shared production gave Lenape multiple routes into the final third. Rather than relying on one scorer, the home side received decisive contributions from its leading creators and finished with four different players on the scoresheet.
Aspen Tucker and Maddie Greenwich were also credited with goals, completing Lenape’s scoring across the four-goal performance.
Morgan Croly reportedly made eight saves, with her work becoming particularly important during Washington Township’s second-half response. The goalkeeper’s contribution helped Lenape preserve a three-goal margin after the visitors found the net following the interval.
Hannah Mroz also made eight saves for Washington Township, underlining the volume of pressure at both ends despite the final gap.
Lenape’s next challenge is to carry the same first-half efficiency into its upcoming fixture. The result offers a clear blueprint: attack decisively early, spread the scoring burden and rely on Croly’s resistance when opponents push back.