Box Score

IMMACULATA, Pa. – Senior Shannon Neill became the first player in Immaculata women's lacrosse history to score 100 goals and 100 assists as the Mighty Macs celebrated senior day at Draper Walsh Stadium on Saturday with a 16-0 victory against Cedar Crest in their final regular-season Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) contest this season.
 
Neill recorded her 200th career point and 100th career assist just 33 seconds into the game as she fed Brittany Whaley for the first goal of the game. Neill finished with one goal and three assists for the game.
 
The Mighty Macs had built a 7-0 lead less than six minutes into the game as Hannah Verrecchia and Nicole Dominick each scored two goals during the run. Neill and Rosemarie Reitman added one goal each.
 
Immaculata (7-9, 6-3 CSAC) had built a 12-0 lead by halftime as Reitman and Verrecchia each scored one more, and Meredith Katona, Jackie Wood, Hilary Burkholder each recorded their first goal of the afternoon.
 
Bailey Krewson started the scoring in the second half with a goal 2:03 into the period. Whaley scored back-to-back goals and Katona capped the scoring with 10:43 to play for the 16-0 win.
 
Verrecchia and Whaley each scored three goals. Dominick had a team-high five points on two goals and three assists. Katona and Reitman had two goals apiece. Krewson added one assist to her one goal. Wood and Burkholder finished with the one goal.
 
Senior goalkeeper Elizabeth McBride made two saves for her third win of the season.
 
Immaculata hosts King's on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in its final regular-season contest. The Mighty Macs will begin CSAC Tournament play on Saturday as the number four seed, hosting the fifth seeded Centenary Cyclones.  The Macs beat the Cyclones a couple weeks ago, 15-14, on the road.