The headline number is five goals, but the timing was just as important. Hanover Park reportedly established complete control before the interval, turning the preliminary-round tie into a one-sided contest early.
Layla Flaumenbaum also scored, while Lily Folkemer supplied two assists. Analisa Cannizzo, Ella Heinold, Riley Powers, Caitlin Sherwood and Tory Henning each registered an assist, according to the update.
That spread of contributions gives Hanover Park more than a single-player storyline. Langereis provided the finishing, but the supporting cast repeatedly created the openings that allowed the attack to build such a commanding lead.
The report lists Hanover Park’s record at 6-2-1, with the Boonton victory representing its sixth win of the campaign. Brooklyn Tabao reportedly made one save in goal, another sign of how little pressure Boonton managed to apply during the match.
Boonton, seeded 24th, is listed at 0-7-2 after the defeat. For Hanover Park, the result offers the ideal tournament platform: a clean sheet, a high-scoring attack and confidence heading into a substantially tougher assignment.
Hanover Park will travel to eighth-seeded Roxbury for Tuesday’s first-round meeting. The challenge will be to carry the same attacking sharpness into a match against a higher-ranked opponent.
Langereis will attract the attention after her five-goal display, but Roxbury is likely to focus on limiting the service around her. Hanover Park’s next step depends on whether its collective attacking performance can match the early statement made against Boonton.