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By Rachel Dirksen Only a junior, midfi elder Ari Sarkisian took over the top slot in Cresskill’s career scoring chart when she netted her 61st goal in a 6-1 triumph, over Hawthorne Christian. She scored twice to raise the mark to 62 as she erased the old standard of 60 set in 2009 by Florina Borova. A hat trick effort 10 days earlier in the Lady Cougars’ 4-0 rout of Leonia expedited the record-setting event. Rachel Cole became the fi rst Dwight-Englewood soccer player to reach the century plateau in goals when she exploded with a fourgoal output and distributed a pair of assists in a 6-1 rout also against Hawthorne Christian.
Ridgewood romped to an 8-1 win over Teaneck as the Lady Maroons presented Jeff Yearing with his 400th victory in his 25th campaign. Anna Callendo and Devon Maltz scored twice in the historic success. Raba Nassif’s hat trick performance was the complete offensive story as Northern Valley/Old Tappan defeated Westwood 3-0. Alyssa Polonsky was credited with assists on two of the goals. Sara Cortes found the back of the Highwaywomen’s cage four times to highlight Paramus’ 6-0 rout of Teaneck in a Big North Conference match. Noel Hodgins distributed assists on three goals. Other outstanding effort included Sophie Lederer’s hat trick effort that keyed Glen Rock’s 8-0 romp over Garfi eld in a NJIC match in which Ra-
chel Gross contributed a goal and three assists. Lyndhurst’s Grace Tomko connected four times to propel the Golden Bears to a 7-0 triumph over North Arlington, Lodi’s Tania Castro scored four times in the Rams’ 70 victory over Manchester Regional, Carly Leipzig netted three goals as Northern Highlands blanked Teaneck 6-0, Wayne Hills’ Nickolette Driesse scored three times in leading the Lady Patriots to a 5-1 victory over Fair Lawn. River Dell’s 8-0 rout of Bergenfi eld was fueled by a threegoal output from Frankie Maier while Lindsey Sansone tallied four goals and dished off an assist in leading Dumont to a 7-1 conquest of Fort Lee while Addie Jensen netted three goals in Ramsey’s 6-0 triumph over Ridgefi eld Park. Elmwood Park’s fi rst suc-
cess of the season was a 71 victory over Garfi eld. The “W” was fueled by a hat trick performance produced by sophomore midfi elder Nicole Gomez who netted three goals and distributed a pair of assists. Her teammate Nicole Manire chipped in with a pair of goals. Excelling in a losing cause was Eastern Christian’s Carly Veenstra who turned in a hat trick performance when the Lady Eagles dropped a 4-3 decision to Lakeland in a Big North confrontation. Veenstra also produced a hat trick when the Lady Eagle defeated Elmwood Park 8-0.
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