Robbinsville coach Caitlyn Curran talks to her team against Lenape during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Kaitlyn Franke controls the ball against Lenape during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Stella Cerniglia, right, and Lenape's Melina Fioravanti, left, challenge for the ball during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Katie Andrus, right, slides to try and keep the ball in play as Lenape's Morgan Eiswerth chases after it during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Caileigh Guzik, right, defends as Lenape's Emily Ramirez, left, moves with the ball during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Brooklyn Rogala, left, controls the ball as she's pressured by Lenape's Aspen Tucker, right, during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Katie Andrus, right, slide to tackle the ball away from Lenape's Emma Moon, left, during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Show Caption1 of 7Robbinsville coach Caitlyn Curran talks to her team against Lenape during an NJSIAA girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Expand ROBBINSVILLE — For 74 minutes, the Robbinsville and Lenape girls soccer teams looked like they were headed for a scoreless stalemate. Then the game flipped in the last five minutes when the visiting Indians scored a pair of late goals to hand the Ravens a 2-0 loss on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex. Emily Ramirez broke the deadlock for with 5:06 remaining when she headed in a corner kick and Samantha Eiswerth put the finishing touches on the victory for Lenape (1-2) after Lexi Buciorelli took a free kick to play her in with 19 seconds left. Neither team created much in terms of chances before Ramirez’s breakthrough. In fact, the Indians didn’t register a shot on goal until the second half and the Ravens (1-1) had just four total. Robbinsville’s best chance to score came early in the first half when Gianna Johnson sent a shot just wide after Brooklyn Rogala whipped in a dangerous cross. The Ravens have a younger group of forwards this fall, a unit that took a hit when last season’s leading scorer Emily Morgan suffered a season-ending injury playing for her club team over the summer. “A lot of the game was from 18 to 18 and there weren’t a lot of opportunities either way,” Robbinsville coach Cailtyn Curran said. “That’s something we are going to continue to work on and gaining those offensive chances. If we have a really strong, stable core that will come in time.” What the Ravens do have are a pair of experienced defenders in Caileigh Guzik, who looks poised for a First Team All-CVC season, and Katie Andrus. “Having those two, and then adding Kinsley Franke, who is a freshman and has seamlessly fallen into that spot with them, they are all starting to thing with one brain,” Curran said. “It’s really exciting to watch.” *** Hopewell Valley 3, Middle Twp. 1 MIDDLE TWP. — Meg Kurian and Elizabeth Eckel staked the Bulldogs (1-1) to a first-half lead before Delainey Ross added a third as John McGinley’s side picked up win number one. Elizabeth Buchert had two assists and Ross picked up one. Immaculate Heart 1, Notre Dame 0 WASHINGTON TWP. — Sophia Bertino scored in overtime and IHA (1-0) dealt the Irish (0-2) a second loss in as many days to start the season. PDS 1, Hun 1 PRINCETON — Mackenzie Brodel got the goal for the Panthers (0-1-1) off a feed from Julianna Hartman, but the game against the Raiders (0-0-1) ended in a draw. Phillipsburg 1, Ewing 0 PHILLIPSBURG — Paige Zechman converted a pass from Suweba Jawula and the Stateliners (1-1) knocked off the Blue Devils (0-1). Perkiomen 2, Peddie 1 POTTSTOWN, Pa. — Tessa Hughes scored for the Falcons (1-1), but they fell to Perkiomen School in their first game at the Hill School Jamboree.