Women's Soccer at Saint Elizabeth University
Atlantic East Conference Game
Wednesday, October 14 | 3 p.m.
SEU Soccer Field | Morristown, N.J.

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WHAT TO KNOW

• The Immaculata University women's soccer team (7-4-0, 2-1 AEC) travels to Saint Elizabeth University on Wednesday afternoon for a 3 p.m. conference matchup at SEU Soccer Field.
• Immaculata enters Wednesday's contest following a thrilling 3-2 Atlantic East Conference victory over Gwynedd Mercy University on Saturday at Draper Walsh Stadium. The Mighty Macs rallied for the conference win, with sophomore forward Gracie Repici scoring all three goals to record a hat trick.
• Saint Elizabeth enters Wednesday's matchup looking to earn its first victory of the season. The Eagles have faced a challenging schedule, including losses to Lehman College, John Jay College, Brooklyn College, and Marymount University.

 
SERIES HISTORY

• Wednesday's match will mark the second meeting between Immaculata and Saint Elizabeth in women's soccer.
• Immaculata won the previous matchup in 2025 at Draper Walsh Stadium on October 11, 2025.
• Six different Mighty Mac players each scored one goal for Immaculata.

 
MIGHTY MAC NOTES

• Gracie Repici leads the Mighty Macs offensively with 10 goals and three assists for 23 points through 11 matches. She recorded her first career hat trick in Saturday's 3-2 victory over Gwynedd Mercy, scoring all three of Immaculata's goals.
• Repici is tied for fourth in program history for single-season goals with 10 and is sixth in single-season points with 23.
• Flora Hernandez has contributed three goals and four assists for 10 points this season. Hernandez recorded two assists in Saturday's victory over Gwynedd Mercy and continues to play a key role in the Mighty Macs' offensive attack.
• Lily McGee has been a key contributor to the Mighty Macs' attack, recording three goals and two assists this season. Her ability to create scoring opportunities and contribute in the attacking third has helped Immaculata generate consistent offensive pressure.
• Emma Sobieski leads Immaculata with five assists, helping create scoring opportunities for the Mighty Macs throughout the season.
• Immaculata has scored 27 goals through its first 11 matches, averaging 2.45 goals per game.
• Addi Husenica has been a key presence in goal for the Mighty Macs, including five saves in the first half against Gwynedd Mercy on Saturday.
• Devan Cosgrove has also been a key presence in goal for Immaculata, appearing in 11 matches and making 22 saves
• The Mighty Macs' back line has been anchored by senior defender Sam Terry, senior defender Mia Perrone, graduate defender Heather Russell, and sophomore defender Emma Sobieski. The defensive unit has helped Immaculata record seven victories through its first 11 matches.
• Repici and Addi Hussnica were both named to the Atlantic East Conference Weekly Honor Roll on Monday afternoon.

SCOUTING SAINT ELIZABETH

• Junior goalkeeper Elizabeth Giamboy will be one to watch for the Eagles. The junior recorded 177 career saves and made 28 saves against John Jay on September 19, tying for the fifth-most saves in a single game in program history.
• Mileyshka Delgado is another player to watch for Saint Elizabeth. The sophomore forward recorded two shots, including one on goal, against Lehman College on September 11 and will look to help generate opportunities for the Eagles against the Mighty Macs.
• Saint Elizabeth and Pratt will be joining the new version of the City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) in 2027.

 
UP NEXT
The Immaculata women's soccer team returns home on Saturday, October 17, when the Mighty Macs host Pratt Institute in an important Atlantic East Conference game at Draper Walsh Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 11 a.m.