EAST BOSTON – Suffolk women's soccer put away three unanswered goals in the second stanza to break a 1-all time and take down Wentworth in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) action Tuesday night.  

THE BASICS
SCORE: Suffolk 4 | Wentworth 1
RECORDS: Suffolk (9-5-0, 3-4-0 CCC) | Wentworth (2-9-3, 1-5-1 CCC) 

HOW IT HAPPENED
Jenny Montville tacked on the first tally of the night at the 13:14 minute mark as the Leopards' freshman managed to sail the ball past Allison Rodrigues to give the guest the one-goal edge.  

Suffolk would not trail for long as Hayley Long sent a missile to the back of the twine 46 seconds later. The unassisted tally lofted to the upper right-hand side of the net and leveled the game at 1-1.  

Things stayed there despite the Leopards having a great breakaway chance with 16 minutes to play before intermission. Montville received a go-ahead feed at the 20-yard line and coasted for a one-on-one with Rodrigues. This time Rodrigues managed to meet Montville's attempt though to keep things even at the half. 

The tied score did not last long in the second stanza as Chelsea Fallon's go five minutes out of the intermission put Suffolk in front, 2-1. Jazmya Harris started the play as she zoomed down the left-hand side of the pitch and took the ball deep to the end line. The Rams' rookie centered a pass, that was deflected by a bunch of Wentworth defenders. Lily Christian was there to pick up the pieces and rifled a hard shot on target. The ball was inches from going in, but hit the inside post instead. Luckily the rebound bounced right to Fallon, who was all by herself with an open net as Christian's shot drew Juliana Heaton out of position. 

About 20 minutes later, the Rams extended the margin to two. Carley Pearce and Nicole Morin-Trotta did a little give-and-go work on the right side of the turf that resulted in a high and tight, opposite field goal for Morin-Trotta that gave the blue-and-gold a 3-1 advantage in the 69th minute. 

To ensure the victory Klaudia Rushi etched her name in the scoresheet with 3:48 left in regulation with her second goal of the season. Pearce assisted on the goal that made the outing lopsided, 4-1.  

KEEPING UP WITH THE KEEPERS

• Rodrigues registered an eight-save effort in the victory. 
• Heaton notched five stops in the setback. 
• Lily Cohen came in for the final 14:11 of action for the Leopards. 

STATISTICALLY SPEAKING

• Suffolk's four goals came off the boots of Rushi, Morin-Trotta, Long and Fallon. 
• Pearce was responsible for both of the Rams assists. 
• The blue-and-gold outshot the Leopards, 21-13. 
• Both teams had nine shots on target. 
• Wentworth took five corners compared to Suffolk's three.  

NOTEWORTHY

• Suffolk and Wentworth battled for the first time. 
• Long and Morin-Trotta both put away their fourth goal of the year. 
• Fallon and Rush each potted their second strike of the campaign. 
• Pearce matched a personal-best two assists.  

POST-GAME PIC
  

WHAT'S AHEAD?
Suffolk wraps up its regular-season home calendar Saturday, Oct. 23 against Curry. The Rams and Colonels will tangle as part of the blue-and-gold's Ram Fest Fest event, which starts at 11:30 a.m. Kick-off for the CCC contest is set for 1 p.m.