Box Score

ROSEMONT, Pa.- Looking for a win to snap their two game Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) losing skid, the Macs (4-8-1, 2-3-0 CSAC) were pushed to double overtime on the road at Rosemont (1-10-1, 1-4-1 CSAC) on Tuesday afternoon, but sophomore Nick Boule provided the heroics in the 103^rd minute as he took a pass from junior Alex Noel and scored the game-winner for the 3-2 Mighty Mac victory.
 
Sophomore Mark Staudenmayer and Noel also registered goals, and the assist for Noel was the 13^th of his career giving him the most in program history as he now holds the career marks in goals, assists, and points at Immaculata.
 
The win also marks the 27^th in the head coaching career of Joe Clementi, the most in school history as he passed Mike Barr.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
-The game was scoreless in the first half as the Macs outshot the Ravens, 12-6, but neither goalkeeper was seriously challenged
-The Macs didn't take long to get the scoring going after halftime in the 48^th minute as Boule provided the helper to Staudenmayer to put IU up, 1-0
-The Ravens did not let that lead last long as Josh Dawicki scored in the 50^th minute and they took a 2-1 lead in the 68^th minute on a goal by Sal Turelli
-However, the Macs were ready with a response this time as senior Ben Gialoretto found Noel for his 10^th goal of the season and a tie game at 2-2 in the 73^rd minute
-The teams would exchange blows down the stretch and through the first overtime, but it went to the second overtime still knotted at 2-2
-After leading the team with five game-winners a year ago, Boule notched his second winner of the season to give the Mighty Macs the huge win on an assist from Noel in the 103^rd minute
 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
-The Macs outshot the Ravens, 31-19, and had eight corners to seven for Rosemont
-Goals: Staudenmayer (2), Noel (10), Boule (5)
-Assists: Boule (3), Gialoretto (3), Noel (1)
-Points: Boule 3 (13), Noel 3 (21), Staudenmayer (5), Gialoretto (3)
-Shots: Noel had 10 shots with four on goal, and Boule had nine with three on goal
-Saves: Freshman Mikey Kalpokas had five saves
 
WHAT THEY SAID
-Head Coach Joe Clementi: "Every conference game is a battle and today was just that.  We got goals from three of our front players and that's the production we are counting on.  The mindset this week was that we had to find a way to get three points and fortunately, we were able to do that in the end."
 
UP NEXT
The Mighty Macs will head to Neumann on Saturday for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff.