IMMACULATA, Pa.- The Immaculata women's soccer team (2-2-0) is back in action on Tuesday, when they travel to play at Eastern University. This will be the first game of a three-game week for the Mighty Macs.
 
GAME INFORMATION
 
Women's Soccer at Eastern University
Tuesday, September 10th| 3:30 PM
Olson Field| St. Davids, Pa.

SERIES HISTORY

• These two schools will be meeting for the 11^th time in their series that began back in 2001.
• Eastern has won all ten of the previous meetings with Immaculata. 

LAST MEETING

• The Eagles defeated Immaculata 4-0 in their last meeting on September 21, 2022, at Draper Walsh Stadium.
• The last time the schools met at Olson Field, Immaculata fell to Eastern 2-1 on September 25, 2021. 

IMMACULATA NOTES

• Immaculata will be looking to bounce back after a tough 2-0 loss to Wilson College on September 7^th.
• Rachel McNamee was named to the Atlantic East Conference women's soccer weekly honor roll for the second consecutive week. McNamee helped lead Immaculata to a late come from behind win over King's College on September 3^rd scoring the tying goal on a 30-yard free kick. She generated five shots on goal combined over Immaculata's two games. McNamee has scored goals in three out Immaculata's four games.
• Goalkeeper Emily Guthier was named to the Atlantic East Conference women's soccer weekly honor roll for the second straight week as well. Guthier made seven saves in the Mighty Macs 2-1 come from behind win over King's on September 3rd. She made five saves in the team's game with Wilson on September 7th.
• Immaculata has gotten strong performances from Kelsey Caldarelli, Gabby Palladino, Carly Coleman, Marissa Birmingham.
• The Mighty Macs will be looking for Janelle Kern and Samantha Seidito to help anchor the defensive core.

SCOUTING EASTERN

• The Eagles have gotten off to a 2-0-2 to the 2024 season with victories over Rutgers-Newark and Delaware Valley, and draws with New Jersey City, and Ursinus.
• Eastern defeated Delaware Valley 3-2 on September 7^th. The Eagles scored the game's first three goals, before allowing Del Val to score a pair of goals in the second half. The Eagles managed to hold off the Aggies for the final 11 minutes to secure the win.
• Eastern was led offensively by forward Belinda Leisner (2 goals), forward Mia Zucker (2 goals), midfielder Emma Bennett (1 goal, 2 assists), and defender Nicole Eveland (3 assists).
• Goalkeeper Faith Leake is 2-0-2 on the season having made 19 saves on 47 shots faced.
• Leah Fowler, Ashlyn Keys, and Ella Marrollo scored goals for the Eagles. 

UP NEXT

• The Immaculata women's soccer team will be back home on Thursday, September 12^th when they host New Jersey City University at Draper Walsh Stadium at 4:00 pm. 
• Immaculata will host Lancaster Bible on Saturday, September 14th at Draper Walsh Stadium at 11:00 am.