IMMACULATA, Pa.- The Immaculata Field Hockey team dropped a 2-0 decision at home against Widener in a non-conference game on Wednesday night at Draper Walsh Stadium. Freshman goalkeeper Mackenzie Schrack had a career-high nine saves for the Mighty Macs.
 
With the loss Immaculata falls to 3-4 overall, and Widener with the win improves to 4-2 overall.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED AGAINST WIDENER

• Immaculata had an early chance to get on the board in the fifth minute, but Maria Berenato's shot went wide.
• Widener opened the scoring at 8:15 of the first quarter when Kayleigh Armstrong scored off a penalty corner insert from Megan Bryk.
• Widener threatened to extend their lead in the 13^th minute, but Mackenzie Schrack made consecutive saves to keep the score at 1-0 after the first quarter.
• Widener extended their lead to 2-0 in 28^th minute when Katie Haye scored for the Pride.
• Immaculata threatened to score late in the third quarter, as Pride goalkeeper Arwen Fifthian saved Alexis Andrada and Gabrielle O'Brien's shots.
• Mackenzie Schrack made two saves in the third quarter, and three saves in the fourth quarter to keep the score 2-0.
• Immaculata continued to press the Pride net but were unable to find the back of the cage as shots by Alexis Andrada, and Morgan Barnes went wide.

 
TOP MIGHTY MAC PERFORMERS

• Mackenzie Schrack made a career-high nine saves.
• Alexis Andrada had eight shot attempts.
• Kayla Ledbetter, Rachel Madden, and Abby Fekete were strong on the defensive side of the field for Immaculata.

 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Widener out shot Immaculata 20-15 and had an 11-2 margin in shots on goal.
• Widener held a 7-6 advantage in penalty corners.

 
UP NEXT

• The Immaculata Field Hockey team will be back in action on Saturday, September 20, when they host Lebanon Valley College at Draper Walsh Stadium at 11:00 a.m.