The report credits Hackley’s attacking output to a balanced contribution around Lasky. Chloe La Fleur and Sydney Benjamin are said to have scored once each and supplied two assists apiece, while Amisha Thakral and Erys Burton reportedly added a goal and an assist each.
That combination of finishing and chance creation made the margin decisive before Columbia Prep could establish a foothold. Lasky’s eight direct goal contributions were the clearest individual mark of the round, although the clean sheet also underlined Hackley’s control at both ends.
Several other teams reportedly produced similarly emphatic wins:
The report also says White Plains defeated Arlington B 6-0, with Lalya Weiss scoring three times. Those results point to a round shaped by early attacking momentum and forwards who converted repeated opportunities.
The wider list included tighter results, including Nyack’s 2-0 win over Pearl River and Clarkstown South’s 2-0 victory against Clarkstown North. That contrast matters: while some teams overwhelmed opponents, others relied on defensive discipline to secure clean sheets.
The report lists more fixtures for Tuesday and Wednesday, including Westlake versus Eastchester, Arlington versus John Jay-Cross River, and Pleasantville versus Ardsley. Those matches should show whether the round’s attacking surge continues or whether tighter contests take centre stage.