The claim specifies a precise total of 3,013 boxes sold, including specific cookie types. While web search results confirm Ashleigh sold a large number of cookies and mentions cookie types, none of the provided evidence sources confirm the exact figure of 3,013 boxes.

The claim specifies that Ashleigh's troop received rewards after selling exactly 2,528 boxes the previous year. While one web search result mentions her selling 2,528 boxes this year, the evidence provided does not contain corroborating evidence for the specific figure of 2,528 boxes sold in the *previous* year.

The claim states Ashleigh's 30-member troop went to Six Flags free of charge. Web search results confirm the existence of Six Flags and mention the topic, but none of the provided evidence sources confirm the specific event or the cost of the trip for her troop.

The claim specifies a difference of 80 boxes between Ashleigh and the second-place seller from Staten Island in the previous year. This specific numerical comparison is only found within the context of the original article's narrative, and no other provided evidence corroborates this exact figure or comparison.

The claim provides specific comparative hourly sales rates (50 boxes/hour at subway vs. 70 boxes/hour in Prospect Park). This detailed comparison is only present in the context of the original article's narrative, and no other provided evidence corroborates these specific rates.