Men's Soccer at Centenary (N.J.)
Atlantic East Conference Opener
Saturday, October 3 | 1 p.m.
J.E. Reeves Jr. Field | Hackettstown, N.J.

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WHAT TO KNOW

• Immaculata University men's soccer (1-8-0) will open Atlantic East Conference play on Saturday afternoon when the Mighty Macs travel to Centenary University for a 1 p.m. kickoff at J.E. Reeves Jr. Field.
• Immaculata enters conference play following a 2-1 setback to Drew University on Wednesday evening in its final non-conference contest. Anthony Fitch scored the Mighty Macs' lone goal, while Matthew Skipper and Asher Harrington recorded assists.
• Centenary enters Saturday's Atlantic East opener at 3-6-1 after closing its non-conference schedule with a 7-1 victory over York College (N.Y.) on Wednesday.

 
SERIES HISTORY

• Saturday's matchup will be the 19th all-time meeting between Immaculata and Centenary in a series that began in 2007.
• Centenary leads the all-time series, 8-7-3.

 
LAST MEETING

• Immaculata and Centenary played to a 0-0 draw in their most recent meeting on October 4, 2025, at J.E. Reeves Jr. Field.
• Luca Greppellini made five saves in goal for Immaculata to earn the clean sheet.

 
MIGHTY MAC NOTES

• Anthony Fitch has emerged as one of Immaculata's leading offensive threats. Fitch scored the game-winning goal in the 1-0 victory over Pitt-Greensburg and added Immaculata's lone goal against Drew on Wednesday.
• Luca Greppellini has provided a strong presence in goal for the Mighty Macs. He made seven saves in the shutout of Pitt-Greensburg and followed that performance with eight saves against Arcadia, giving him 15 saves over those two contests.
• Milan Kosiba led the Mighty Macs with four shots, including two shots on goal, in Wednesday's contest against Drew. His shot in the ninth minute struck the crossbar.
• Matthew Skipper provided the assist on Fitch's goal against Drew, giving the Mighty Macs a key offensive contribution in the final non-conference match of the season.
• Carlos Cano, Kyle Coleman, Joseph Goodman and Ethan Swearingen have helped anchor the Mighty Mac defensive unit. The group contributed to the shutout against Pitt-Greensburg.
• Immaculata's defense will face a Centenary attack that scored seven times in its most recent outing, making defensive organization and goalkeeping important factors in Saturday's conference opener.

 
SCOUTING CENTENARY

• Centenary enters Atlantic East play at 3-6-1 after finishing its non-conference schedule with Wednesday's 7-1 victory over York.
• Centenary's offense produced a season-high seven goals against York, with Gambarony contributing three goals and two assists and Dorwart adding two goals.
• Shane Gambarony: The freshman forward enters Saturday after recording a hat trick and two assists in Centenary's 7-1 victory over York. Gambarony's five-point contribution included three goals, and he finished the match with four shots.
• Aedan Dorwart: The freshman midfielder scored twice against York, including the game-winning goal in Centenary's 2-1 victory over Marywood earlier this season.
• Gavin Veres: The freshman goalkeeper made seven saves in Wednesday's victory over York and previously came up with a penalty-kick save in Centenary's 2-1 victory over Marywood.

 
ATLANTIC EAST CONFERENCE OPENERS

• Saturday marks the beginning of Immaculata's final Atlantic East Conference campaign.
• The Mighty Macs' AEC schedule begins with the road contest at Centenary followed by the conference home opener against Marymount on Wednesday, October 7.
• Immaculata and Centenary will meet twice during the 2026 conference schedule, with the return matchup scheduled for October 24 at Draper Walsh Stadium.
• The 2026 Atlantic East men's soccer tournament is scheduled to begin October 31, with semifinal action on November 3 and the championship match on November 7.

 
TUESDAY TALK — IU ATHLETICS PODCAST

• Immaculata men's soccer players Luca Greppellini, Asher Harrington, and Anthony Fitch were featured guests on Episode 38 of the Tuesday Talk — IU Athletics Podcast earlier this week.
• The trio discussed the team's recent victory over Pitt-Greensburg and their experiences as members of the Mighty Macs men's soccer program.

 
UP NEXT
 
The Immaculata men's soccer team will return home Wednesday, October 7, when the Mighty Macs host Marymount University in an Atlantic East Conference matchup at Draper Walsh Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m.