Both Maria Borland and Kelsey Smith finished with two goals and an assist for the Hubs. Beth Wagner had the other goal for North. Stephanie Borland added two assists, while Caroline Kreiger and Corri Anderson had one assist each.
"We have some weapons on offense," Aleshire said. "I like the way Maria and Stephanie set up the attack. They have done that all year. Defensively, I think we are one of the best teams in the area. We didn't let South get past the middle of the field too many times today."
Junior Kaitlyn Bosco scored on a penalty kick for the only goal for South Hagerstown (1-6, 0-3). Junior goalkeeper Juliann Tribett made 16 saves.
The Hubs outshot the Rebels, 23-5.
"We have a lot of injured girls and they played through it," South coach Scott Buhrman said. "We had a very strong first half. I am really proud of the girls for the effort. As always, we never give up. North is a talented team with a lot of depth."
The Hubs got a goal from Maria Borland 1:30 into the game. Ogle-Moore added a goal slightly less than seven minutes later to put the Hubs up, 2-0.
In the 22nd minute, North put in 10 substitutes and they did their part to help the Hubs keep the lead.
Bosco scored on her penalty kick in the 37th minute as the Rebels cut the lead to 2-1 at halftime.
The second half was all North. Ogle-Moore and Maria Borland each scored in the first six minutes to inflate the Hubs' lead to 4-1. Wagner got her goal midway through the half before Smith closed out the scoring with both of her goals in the last seven minutes.
"We have three games left for the regular season," Aleshire said. "We are going to take it one game at a time. Then we'll get ready for the playoffs. The Maryland Class 2A West region that we are in has some of the best soccer in the state of Maryland. Coming down the home stretch, we have to make sure everybody stays focused."
