DOYLESTOWN, Pa.- Kailey Mayoros scored in the 44^th minute as Immaculata defeated Delaware Valley 1-0 on the road Wednesday afternoon. With the win, Immaculata raises its record to 3-1 on the season.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The first quarter was very physical which resulted in many whistles. This did not allow for much flow in the game. 
• Neither team registered a shot during the first quarter, and both teams had one penalty corner.
• In the second quarter, Delaware Valley took control generating seven shots, as Immaculata goalkeeper Julia Levase made three saves.
• Rachel Madden had a defensive save for Immaculata in the game's 27^th minute.
• Delaware Valley had the only two penalty corners of the second quarter.
• The Aggies continued applying pressure early in the third quarter, as Julia Levase made a save, and Immaculata blocked a shot off a penalty corner.
• Immaculata began to find their way around the 40-minute mark as they earned consecutive penalty corners.
• In the 43^rd minute Maria Berenato put a shot on goal that Aggies goalie Alyssa Rudd saved. Kailey Mayoros found the ball and shot it, then hit it a second time into the cage for her first goal of the season to put Immaculata ahead 1-0.
• In the fourth quarter, Delaware Valley had five shots, and Julia Levase made a save in the game's 51^st minute.
• Della George blocked an Aggies shot in the game's 56^th minute, and Madalyn Bonner blocked a shot in the game's 57^th minute for the Mighty Macs.
• The Immaculata defense limited Delaware Valley to just one penalty corner in the fourth quarter.
• Immaculata generated three penalty corners and two shots in the fourth quarter, as they closed out the 1-0 win.

 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Kailey Mayoros scored her first goal of the season, generating two shots during the game.
• Maria Berenato had one shot on goal for Immaculata, which helped lead to the game winning goal.
• Della George and Madalyn Bonner each blocked a shot in the fourth quarter for the Mighty Macs.
• Julia Levase earned her second shutout of the season, and the 12^th of her Immaculata career making four saves.
• Rachel Madden had a defensive save in the second quarter.
• Delaware Valley held the advantage in shots 15-6, and 5-2 in shots on goal.
• Each team had seven penalty corners.

UP NEXT

• The Immaculata Field Hockey team will be back on the road on Friday, September 13^th when they travel to play Lancaster Bible at 4:00 pm.
• Immaculata will return home on Saturday, September 14^th when they host Keystone College at Draper Walsh Stadium at 2:00 pm. Join the Field Hockey Team as the Macs Give Back to the B+ Foundation.