Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
Johnson vs. Watchung Hills, 1 October 2024.Photo Credit: Nemcek
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By Jake Nemcek
Published October 3, 2024 at 10:27 AM
WARREN, NJ — In an exciting matchup, the Watchung Hills field hockey team triumphed over Johnson with a final score of 2-0, improving their record to 6-4 while handing Johnson a setback that brought their record to 7-4.
The scoring kicked off in the first quarter when Mae Higgins skillfully found the back of the net, giving Watchung Hills an early advantage. Later in the game, Madison DiSarno added another goal, further securing the team's lead. Francesca Marino played a vital role in the offense by providing a crucial assist, showcasing the team’s strong collaboration on the field.
Defensively, Watchung Hills effectively managed the pressure from Johnson, who recorded five shots on goal compared to the 11 shots taken by Watchung Hills. Johnson was awarded two penalty corners but struggled to convert these opportunities into goals. In contrast, Watchung Hills capitalized on one of their ten penalty corners, demonstrating their ability to make the most of scoring chances.
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Watchung Hills' defense held strong against Johnson’s attempts to score, and while Johnson’s goalie, Olivia Blanche, made an impressive nine saves, it wasn’t enough to overcome the offensive pressure from Watchung Hills. The Johnson team finished the match without any goals or assists, reflecting a tough day for their offense.
The Lady Crusaders next play Caldwell, away, on Saturday, October 5, at 2 p.m.
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