Women's Soccer vs. Marymount University
Atlantic East Conference Matchup
Wednesday, October 28 | 6 p.m.
Draper Walsh Stadium | Immaculata, Pa.

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WHAT TO KNOW

• The Immaculata University women's soccer team (10-4-0, 5-1 AEC) returns to Draper Walsh Stadium on Wednesday evening to host Marymount University in an Atlantic East Conference matchup at 6 p.m.
• The Mighty Macs enter Wednesday's contest following a dominant 6-0 victory over Centenary University on Saturday during Senior Day. Immaculata recorded 44 shots, including 22 on goal, while holding the Cyclones to just three shots.
• Marymount enters the rematch after earning a 9-0 victory over Saint Elizabeth University on Saturday. The Saints have demonstrated their offensive firepower throughout conference play and will present a challenging test for the Mighty Macs.

 
SERIES HISTORY

• Wednesday's matchup marks the 9th meeting between Immaculata and Marymount in a series that began in 2018.
• Immaculata is 2-5-1 all-time vs. Marymount.

 
LAST MEETING

• Immaculata fell to Marymount, 3-0, on October 7 in Arlington, Virginia, in the first Atlantic East Conference meeting between the teams this season.
• Immaculata goalkeepers Devan Cosgrove and Addi Husenica each made two saves for the Mighty Macs.

 
MIGHTY MAC NOTES

• Gracie Repici leads the Mighty Macs offensively with 12 goals and three assists for 27 points. She scored once in Saturday's victory over Centenary and continues to be one of the Atlantic East's most productive attacking players.
• Flora Hernandez has contributed six goals this season, including a hat trick in Immaculata's 6-0 Senior Day victory over Centenary. Hernandez was named Atlantic East Conference Player of the Week on Monday.
• Lily McGee has provided a consistent offensive presence for the Mighty Macs, contributing five goals and five assists while helping create scoring opportunities for her teammates.
• Addison Yackel has added five goals this season and remains an important contributor in the midfield and attacking third.
• Sophia Mazzotta has contributed three goals, including one in Saturday's victory over Centenary, while continuing to provide an offensive spark.
• Heather Russell, Emma Sobieski and Sam Terry have helped anchor Immaculata's defensive unit. Russell has added three goals. Sobieski contributes on both sides of the ball with one goal and five assists, while Terry provides leadership and experience along the back line.
• Mia Perrone has also been strong on the back line and was named to the Atlantic East Conference Weekly Honor Roll on Monday.
• Immaculata has scored 43 goals through 14 matches while allowing just 18. The Mighty Macs have outscored their opponents by a combined 25 goals and recorded four shutouts.
• The Mighty Macs have been particularly effective at creating scoring opportunities, recording 277 shots and 161 shots on goal this season.

 
SCOUTING MARYMOUNT

• Marymount enters Wednesday's matchup following a 9-0 victory over Saint Elizabeth on Saturday. The Saints previously defeated Immaculata, 3-0, in the teams' first meeting of the season.
• Eleanor Keough leads Marymount's attack with 13 goals, seven assists, and 33 points. Keough scored all three goals against Immaculata on October 7.
• Arianna Blanco is another one of the Saints' leading offensive threats, scoring 10 goals and adding four assists.
• Ila Senior has also contributed to the Marymount attack, while Khloe Hoda and Hannah Driscoll provide additional offensive options.
• Mara Dufour has been a key presence in goal for the Saints. Entering the game with a 1.06 goals-against average, a .772 save percentage, and five shutouts, Dufour will be an important player to watch as Marymount looks to slow down Immaculata's attack.

 
ATLANTIC EAST CONFERENCE PLAY

• Immaculata enters Wednesday's contest with a 5-1 record in Atlantic East Conference play following consecutive conference victories over Saint Elizabeth, Pratt, and Centenary.
• The Mighty Macs have clinched a top-two spot in the Atlantic East Conference Tournament, earning a First-Round bye, and will host their semifinal.
• Marymount represents one of Immaculata's final challenges of the regular season as the Mighty Macs look to maintain their position in the Atlantic East standings heading into the conference tournament.
• Immaculata and Marymount will both be members of the United East Conference beginning with the 2027-28 academic year, making this the last regular-season meeting as members of Atlantic East Conference.

 
UP NEXT
 
The Immaculata women's soccer team has earned a bye in the First Round of the Atlantic East Conference Tournament and will host their Semifinal at Draper Walsh Stadium on Wednesday, November 4 at 4 p.m.