Powered by a stellar three-goal performance from Denise Carroll, the host Norwood High School field hockey team blanked Wellesley 4-0 in a dominant Bay State League matchup yesterday.
With the shutout victory, the Mustangs extended their impressive unbeaten streak, improving their record to 7-0-3.
Offensive Highlights and Team Play
Denise Carroll led the offensive onslaught by securing a hat trick, finding the back of the net three times to anchor the Norwood attack. Teammate Allison Parks added a goal of her own, while Terry O’Shea orchestrated the offense effectively, contributing two key assists to help keep the pressure on the Wellesley defense from start to finish.
Archival Note: This article has been dynamically reconstructed from the original public record print archives of the Patriot Ledger
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