Drake’s four goals all came from open play, making the forward the clear difference-maker. The performance also highlighted the range of support around Mount Greylock’s leading scorer.
That spread of assists matters. Mount Greylock did not rely solely on individual finishing; five players contributed to the chance creation behind the five-goal return.
The report says Drury’s goalkeepers combined for 17 saves, with Addisyn Shepard making 10 and Lily Mirante adding seven. Those numbers underline the sustained pressure Mount Greylock applied, even though Drake had already produced a four-goal haul.
At the other end, Noemi Evans reportedly needed just one save to secure the clean sheet. Drury’s limited opportunities never became a serious threat, and the Blue Devils could not turn their possession or openings into a response.
The result reportedly moves Mount Greylock to 10-2-1, a strong platform for the next stage of the season. Drury, meanwhile, fall to 5-9 and will need a reaction after conceding five goals.
Mount Greylock are scheduled to face Longmeadow on Friday at 18:00, giving Drake and the supporting cast an immediate chance to maintain their attacking rhythm. Drury return home to meet Lenox Memorial, with their response likely to shape the next chapter of their campaign.