The reported numbers point to a decisive Westfield performance:
That pressure gave Westfield a platform even after Castleton briefly reduced the deficit in the second half. Kayla Santucci is also reported to have made five saves, including four after the break, ensuring the Owls’ lead was protected.
Tia Tollis provided the headline moment with two goals, reportedly taking her season tally to four. Her second arrived late, restoring Westfield’s three-goal cushion before Avery Placzek added her first of the campaign.
The scoring was not limited to one player. Alexa Karabetsos is reported to have contributed a goal and an assist, while Kylie Tomasetti also recorded one of each. Lorelai Whalley added her fourth goal of the season, giving Westfield a strong spread of contributors across the attack.
The reported victory moved Westfield State to 5-4-3, a significant lift after a mixed opening stretch. Castleton, meanwhile, remained on two wins from 10 matches, leaving the team with ground to recover.
For Westfield, the next challenge is converting this attacking sharpness into a sustained run. Castleton’s response will be just as important: after conceding six, the defensive structure must improve before the next fixture.