Summit Girls Soccer Rallies Past New Providence 5-4 in One Love Night
Sports·October 5, 2026

Summit Girls Soccer Rallies Past New Providence 5-4 in One Love Night

Maria Torres · Union County Life

According to TAPinto's report.

Summit girls soccer rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat New Providence 5-4 on Thursday, October 2, at Summit High School in a comeback victory highlighted by senior captain Sophia Mora's hat trick.

The match was part of Summit's second annual Pack the Stands for One Love event, celebrating the One Love Foundation's work to promote healthy relationships and prevent relationship abuse through education and awareness.

Summit fell behind 2-0 early in the game but recovered to narrow the deficit to 3-2 by halftime. The team outscored New Providence 3-1 in the second half to secure the victory.

Sophia Mora, who will play soccer in college, scored three goals, including the game-winning goal. Ella Khoury and Fontaina Hu each scored one goal for Summit. Sofia Serban recorded three assists.

"To come back from being down 0-2 and ultimately win 5-4 was an unbelievable accomplishment," said Coach Kelly Klaif. "We came into halftime down 2-3, but we got together at halftime, took a breath, and reminded ourselves what this game was really about, supporting One Love and showing what healthy relationships, resilience and community look like."

For New Providence, Abby Cheung scored two goals. Libby Knight and Kaleigh Urbano each scored one goal. Goalkeeper Emily Print made nine saves.

The victory improved Summit to 5-3-1 with their third straight win. New Providence fell to 6-4.

"Every girl on our varsity team showed up last night, both on and off the field," Coach Klaif said. "They represented Summit, supported the One Love Foundation, and showed our fans exactly what this team is all about."

Summit boys soccer also participated in the One Love initiative, defeating No. 11 Scotch Plains-Fanwood 2-1 earlier that afternoon at Upper Tatlock Field.

FAQ

Q: What was the final score of the Summit vs. New Providence girls soccer game?

A: Summit defeated New Providence 5-4 on Thursday, October 2, 2026. It was a comeback victory after Summit fell behind 2-0 early in the game.

Q: Who scored the winning goal for Summit?

A: Senior captain Sophia Mora scored the game-winning goal as part of a hat trick (three goals). Mora will play soccer in college.

Q: What is the One Love Foundation?

A: The One Love Foundation promotes healthy relationships and works to prevent relationship abuse through education and awareness. Summit hosted its second annual Pack the Stands for One Love event during this game.

Q: How did Summit's boys soccer team perform on One Love night?

A: Summit boys soccer defeated No. 11 Scotch Plains-Fanwood 2-1 earlier that afternoon at Upper Tatlock Field on the same day.

Q: What is Summit girls soccer's record after this win?

A: Summit improved to 5-3-1 and has now won three straight games.

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