Koluch, who has committed to Villanova University, has scored four goals this season. Koluch has helped to anchor a defensive unit that has only conceded five goals. Wong, who is committed to play at Princeton University next season, has scored three goals and contributed six assists. Wong and Koluch have provided strong leadership in midfield and on the back line. Moy, who has committed to attend Texas Christian University, has scored eight goals and contributed five assists. Parker, who scored 15 goals as a freshman, has scored nine goals this season while adding six assists. Santiago leads the team with 11 goals and has added five assists. Patterson has watched the senior leadership of Gabby Koluch and Kayla Wong, paired with the playmaking abilities of sophomore Gaby Parker and juniors Ainsley Moy and Hailey Santiago, lift the Patriots to dominance. The team’s success through 11 matches has come without 2021 leading scorer Cassidy Corcione, who is out for the season with a knee injury she sustained during the offseason. The players are always supporting each other. “I have never had a team like this which brings so much energy to the field during practice and in games. “We have confidence we can beat anybody,” the coach said.
The dominance his team has displayed on the pitch is a credit to the confidence and teamwork his players possess, said Patterson. In its 10 victories, Freehold Township has outscored its opponents 40-3. We want to get back to the state final and have a better outcome.”įreehold Township’s only loss this season came in a 2-1 setback to Archbishop Spalding High School of Severn, Md., on Sept. “Our team knew we had the capability of winning a state championship and it has shown so far. “We have said since the beginning that this season is all about redemption,” said Patterson. This year’s squad has been dominant in compiling a 10-1 record and winning its third straight Shore Conference A North Division title.
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