Busone reportedly scored Northampton’s opener before creating goals for Keira Cole and Willow Claps. That contribution made her the clear attacking influence in a match where Northampton converted its key chances.
The three-goal involvement also points to a performance built around more than finishing. Busone’s passing helped Northampton turn possession into a decisive advantage, while Cole and Claps supplied the final touches needed to establish control.
Mount Greylock did find a response. The report says Tanley Drake reduced the deficit after a pass from Rowan Apotsos, keeping the contest competitive after Northampton had taken command.
The goal, however, did not change the outcome. Northampton’s defence held firm, with goalkeeper Annalise Oravec credited with three saves. Mount Greylock goalkeeper Noemi Evans reportedly made nine interventions, a figure that underlines the pressure her side faced across the match.
Northampton is scheduled to face Ludlow on Monday, October 5, while Mount Greylock is due to meet Pittsfield later the same day. The quick turnaround will test Northampton’s ability to maintain its attacking sharpness and Mount Greylock’s capacity to recover defensively.
For now, Busone’s all-round display gives Northampton a clear storyline to carry forward: the team has a creator capable of deciding matches, and its unbeaten momentum remains intact according to the report.