Women's Basketball at Alvernia
Monday, December 1 | 6 p.m.
Jack McCloskey Court | Reading, Pa.
 
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WHAT TO KNOW

• The Immaculata women's basketball team (3-2) returns to action on Monday evening when they travel to Reading to play at Alvernia.
• Immaculata enters Monday's game following a runner-up appearance in the Governor's Challenge Tournament in Salisbury, Maryland. Immaculata defeated Kean 72-50 in the opening round and fell to Salisbury 66-64 in the finals on a buzzer beating shot.
• Alvernia (3-2) enters Monday's game after falling at McDaniel 77-37 on November 25. Alvernia has won over Notre Dame of Md., Penn State Brandywine, and Penn State Harrisburg this season.

 
SERIES HISTORY

• Immaculata and Alvernia are meeting for the 11^th time in their series that began in 2006.
• Immaculata is 2-8 all-time vs Alvernia.

 
LAST MEETING

• Immaculata defeated Alvernia 77-53 in their last meeting on November 8, 2024, at Alumnae Hall.
• Reese Mullins led Immaculata, scoring 19 points. Carly Coleman scored 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds in her collegiate debut.

 
MIGHTY MAC NOTES

• Carly Coleman was named the Women's Most Outstanding Player in the Governor's Challenge Tournament. Coleman scored 16 points and had career highs of 17 rebounds and six steals vs Kean. She followed that, scoring a career high of 26 points with 12 rebounds, two blocked shots, and three steals vs Salisbury in the Finals.
• Olivia Ettorre has been a model of consistency for the Mighty Macs. Ettorre is averaging 14.6 points per game. She is shooting 42.4% from the field, and 44% from three-point range. She scored 15 points vs Kean and had 13 points vs Salisbury.
• Abby Grillo has had a strong start to her collegiate career averaging 15.4 points per game. Grillo has only failed to reach double figures in scoring in one game. She scored 15 points vs Salisbury in the Governor's Challenge Finals. She is currently second in the team with 11 steals.
• Meg Robbins is averaging seven points per game, and 4.4 rebounds per game this season. Robbins has also added 10 assists, and six steals.
• Riley Cassidy averages five points per game, and three rebounds per game. She has added seven assists and three steals.
• Sabrina Little is averaging four points per game off the bench. She has added three assists, and five steals.
• Julia Pohl has provided solid play off the bench for Immaculata. Pohl registered her first career double-double vs Arcadia scoring 10 points and adding 12 rebounds.

 
SCOUTING ALVERNIA

• Fifth year forward Jennah DeGout leads Alvernia's offense averaging 11.8 points per game and nine rebounds per game. She scored a season-high 13 points vs Ursinus on November 18.
• Senior forward Taryn Woodson is averaging 10.6 points per game and 8.8 rebounds per game. She scored a season-high 16 points vs Ursinus on November 18.
• Sophomore guard Kyla Reed is averaging six points per game. She scored a season-high of 12 points vs PSU-Harrisburg on November 21.
• Sophomore guard Olivia Burke has four blocked shots, and a team high of seven steals.
• As a team Alvernia is: Shooting 39.2% from the field, 25.3% from three-point range, and are shooting 63.3% from the stripe, and are averaging 60.2 points per game while their opponents average 55.2 points per game.

 
WEEKLY HONORS

• Carly Coleman was named Atlantic East Conference Women's Basketball Defensive Player of the Week on Monday, November 24. Coleman amassed 57 points, 36 rebounds, 15 assists, and 12 steals over the trio of contests for the Mighty Macs during the week ending November 23^rd.
• Coleman's dominant three-game stretch displayed her leadership and impact on both ends of the court for the Mighty Macs.

 
FIRST COLLEGIATE POINTS

• In Immaculata's game against Kean in the Governor's Challenge Tournament, Keira Benoit, Adriana Bristow, and Sofia Kouridakis each recorded their first collegiate points, contributing to the Mighty Macs' victory.

 
UP NEXT
The Immaculata women's basketball team will return to Alumnae Hall on Wednesday, December 3, when the host Widener at 6 p.m. Wednesday's game is a "White-Out" so wear white to support the Mighty Macs.