The report says Jordyn Sullivan scored twice against Legends FC, giving Match Fit Surf the platform to control the decisive match. Gianna Hanf reportedly added the third goal, completing a result that carried the team into the national championship game.
Sullivan’s performance underlined her influence in the final third. Her two-goal display also matched the wider playoff production credited to several Match Fit Surf players, rather than reflecting a one-player attack.
Sullivan and Hanf are reportedly among four Match Fit Surf players with two goals across the national playoffs, alongside Hope Ernst and Kailyn Fitzgerald. That spread matters ahead of a final, where opponents can often focus on limiting the leading forward.
Their broader high-school records reinforce the depth. The report credits Ernst with 31 goals and 23 assists for Ramsey, while Hanf reportedly scored 36 goals for Northern Burlington. Fitzgerald contributed 16 goals and seven assists for Trinity Hall.
That combination gives Match Fit Surf more than a single attacking plan. Sullivan can stretch the defense, Hanf can finish moves, and Ernst and Fitzgerald add further scoring options.
FC Dallas will provide the last test of whether that balance can translate into a national title. Match Fit Surf’s reported semi-final scoreline points to attacking efficiency, but the final will demand the same discipline against a different opponent and a higher-pressure setting.
The next storyline is clear: whether Sullivan can lead the line again, or whether another member of Match Fit Surf’s balanced attack becomes the decisive name on Friday.