URGENT UPDATE: Sterling High School’s field hockey team delivered a stunning performance today, defeating Salem Tech 4-0 in a decisive match held in Somerdale. This victory marks Sterling’s second consecutive win, propelling them to a 2-0 start this season, their best beginning since 2017.
In a thrilling first quarter, Sterling dominated the scoreboard with all four goals scored in just one period. Amelia Champion showcased her skills with both a goal and an assist, leading her team to a commanding lead. Teammates Alexis Johnston, Rilynn Eddis, and Mckenzie Ferrari each contributed with a goal, solidifying Sterling’s offensive strength.
Goalkeeper Gracie West was pivotal in securing the shutout, making eight saves throughout the match. This performance represents Sterling’s second shutout of the season—an impressive feat that underscores their defensive prowess.
For Salem Tech, this match marked their season opener, but they struggled to find their rhythm. Goalkeeper Caroline Tighe made five saves, but was unable to prevent the overwhelming attack from Sterling.
The excitement surrounding the team’s strong start has captivated fans, with many hopeful for a successful season ahead. As the players celebrate their victory, eyes will be on their next matchup to see if they can keep the momentum going.
Stay tuned for further updates on Sterling’s season as they aim for continued success on the field!
