The report credits Jayden Crespi with a goal and an assist, making him the central figure in St. Anthony’s attacking response. Crespi reportedly opened the scoring, while Nicholas Gentile supplied two assists during a busy offensive display.
After Seton Hall Prep turned the game around, Crespi helped restore momentum. His assist on Derek Hamilton’s equaliser, which arrived with 9:03 remaining, kept St. Anthony’s in control of the contest’s attacking rhythm.
The clearest number in the report is St. Anthony’s 13-2 advantage in shots on target. That pressure explains why the late winner felt earned rather than accidental, even though the hosts had to wait until the closing seconds to convert it.
Seton Hall Prep goalkeeper Liam Collins reportedly made 10 saves, keeping his team level for long stretches. But Jablonowski’s finish finally broke through, while Matthew O’Shaughnessy was credited with the win in goal for St. Anthony’s.
Seton Hall Prep showed resilience after falling behind, with Gianluca DaSilva and Oliver Neill reportedly scoring to establish a 2-1 advantage. Yet the failure to protect that lead, despite the narrow margin, leaves the side with a painful finish to analyse.
The report places Seton Hall Prep’s record at 8-5 after the defeat. For St. Anthony’s, the bigger takeaway is the response: sustained pressure, contributions from multiple attackers and belief deep into the closing moments.
The next fixture will show whether St. Anthony’s can turn this late escape into a sustained run, while Seton Hall Prep must quickly rebuild its defensive composure.