The teams were level at 0-0 at halftime, but the tempo changed immediately after the restart. The report credits Evalyn Brown, Abby DeCosta and Jackie Brownlee with scoring Egg Harbor’s three goals.
Cinnaminson responded through Emily Craney and Kiersten Huber, with Gabriella Little and Adia DePhilippo reportedly providing the assists. The home side’s comeback made the closing stages tense, but it could not find the equaliser.
That sequence is the clearest feature of the reported result: Egg Harbor produced enough attacking quality to build a two-goal cushion, then held firm when Cinnaminson pushed back.
Gianna Galego reportedly made 10 saves for Egg Harbor, a major factor in protecting the one-goal advantage. Cinnaminson goalkeeper Gianna Brooks is credited with five saves.
Galego’s workload underlines how heavily the visitors relied on their goalkeeper once Cinnaminson found its response. The attacking contribution from Brown, DeCosta and Brownlee mattered, but the reported victory also depended on defensive resistance in the final stages.
For Egg Harbor, the reported win would represent its most significant test yet and preserve a perfect start. Beating an unbeaten, ranked opponent could strengthen the belief that the team is capable of competing under pressure as the schedule becomes more demanding.
Cinnaminson now faces a different challenge: responding after its first setback. The next fixture will show whether Egg Harbor can maintain its unbeaten run and whether Cinnaminson can turn a high-scoring defeat into a renewed push for results.