IMMACULATA, Pa.- The Immaculata field hockey team (4-6, 0-0 AEC) fell to Stockton University (5-5, 0-0 NJAC) 3-0 on Wednesday night at Draper Walsh Stadium. Stockton took the lead early with a pair of first quarter goals, before adding one in the third quarter to take the 3-0 win.

How it Happened

• Stockton started the game quickly generating three early shots that went wide and were blocked.
• Stockton generated three consecutive penalty corners with anther shot blocked, one saved by Julia Levase, and another went wide.
• In the game's eighth minute a shot by Stockton hit the post.
• Stockton opened the scoring in the 11^th on a goal by Carlee Thompson assisted by Ameera Bilgrami.
• Stockton extended their lead to 2-0 in the 12th minute on a goal by Kiera Lyons.
• The first quarter ended with Stockton leading 2-0.
• In the second quarter, Alexis Andrada had Immaculata's first shot on goal in the game's 17th minute that was saved by Stockton goalkeeper Erika Roura.
• Immaculata blocked a pair of Stockton shots, and Julia Levase made a save on a shot by Stockton in the 23^rd minute of play.
• Stockton led 2-0 at halftime.
• Stockton would extend the lead to 3-0 in the game's 40th minute when Ameera Bilgrami scored off a penalty corner inserted by Carlee Thompson.
• Julia Levase made four saves for Immaculata in the third quarter.
• Immaculata came to life in the fourth quarter generating six shots.
• In the game's 49^th minute, Alexis Andrada went around the Stockton goalkeeper Erika Roura and her reverse backhand shot hit the left post.
• The rebound of Andrada's shot got to Gabrielle O'Brien in front of the net who put the ball into the net with what looked to be Immaculata's first goal, but it was waived off by the officials saying it was played by a foot.
• Gabrielle O'Brien had another shot on goal in the 54th minute that was saved by Roura.
• Stockton would go on to close out the 3-0 win.

Inside the Numbers

• Julia Levase made nine saves on 12 shots on goal. Stockton generated 28 shots total in the game.
• Alexis Andrada had four shots including one on goal.
• Gabrielle O'Brien had a strong game in her first game back in the lineup with two shots including one on goal.
• Della George had one shot and blocked a pair of shots for the Mighty Macs.
• Stockton out shot Immaculata 28-7, with a 12-2 advantage in shots on goal.
• Stockton held a 13-4 advantage in penalty corners.

Up Next

• The Immaculata field hockey team is back in action on Saturday, October 5^th when they travel to play at Kean University (3-7, 0-0 NJAC) at 5:00 pm.