Women's Flag Football Travels to Hackettstown for AEC Tri-Match with PSU -Schuylkill and Centenary

Women's Flag Football vs. PSU – Schuylkill
Women's Flag Football vs Centenary
Tuesday, March 31 | 4:30 & 6 p.m.
J.E. Reeves Jr. Field | Hackettstown, N.J.

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WHAT TO KNOW

The Immaculata women's flag football team (6-2, 5-2 AEC) is on the road today when they play Penn State Schuylkill and Centenary in an Atlantic East Conference Tri-Match at Centenary.
Immaculata enters today's games after earning a split in their AEC Tri-Match on Sunday, defeating Holy Family 14-7 before falling to Marymount 27-0.
Penn State Schuylkill (4-7, 2-5) enters today after falling to Neumann 40-12 on the road on Saturday.
Centenary (2-6, 2-6 AEC) enters today's games after earning a split in their AEC Tri-Match on Saturday, defeating Chestnut Hill 19-0, before falling to Eastern 49-25.

SERIES HISTORY

Immaculata and Penn State Schuylkill are meeting for the third time in their series that began in 2025. Immaculata is 1-1 against PSU Schuylkill.
Immaculata and Centenary are meeting for the third time in their series that began in 2025. Centenary won both contests in 2025.

LAST MEETING

Immaculata defeated PSU Schuylkill 20-6 in their last meeting on April 2, 2025, at Draper Walsh Stadium. Eliana Szatkowski caught a touchdown pass and had a 75-yard pick-six interception return for a touchdown.
Immaculata fell to Centenary 12-6 on March 22, 2025, in a neutral-site game at Marymount. Caia Harris scored Immaculata's lone touchdown on a five-yard reception.

MIGHTY MAC NOTES

Immaculata has leaned heavily on defensive playmaking, including multiple interceptions and double-digit tackle performances in recent games.
The team has allowed 7 points or fewer in 5 of 8 games, showing consistent defensive strength.
Offensively, Immaculata thrives on balanced production, with contributions in both the passing and rushing game led by QB Devan Cosgrove.
Devan Cosgrove, a dual-threat leader of the offense, is coming off a game with 83 passing yards and a rushing touchdown vs. Holy Family.
Eliana Szatkowski is one of the team's most dynamic two-way players. Recorded 2 interceptions, including a 63-yard pick-six, in the last win, and is the leading receiving option with big-play ability. She is a game-changer on both sides of the ball.
Tiara Lawler is a defensive anchor and a versatile offensive contributor. Earned a spot on the AEC Weekly Honor Roll after posting 11 tackles (10 solo) against Holy Family on Sunday.
Theresa Jappah is a consistent presence in the Immaculata secondary. She is a strong tackler with multiple 4-6 tackle games.
Natalie Dodd is a reliable defender with strong awareness. She continues with tackles and with pass breakups and is an important player in the red zone.
Frankie Brunkel is an active defender who has shown solid tackling production and helps add to the depth and consistency of the defense.

SCOUTING PENN STATE SCHUYLKILL

Schuylkill features a high-powered passing attack led by quarterback Abree Brown, who totaled 392 passing yards across the two contests. Miranda Morstatt headlines the receiving corps and serves as a dynamic two-way threat, finishing the tri-match with 197 receiving yards, two touchdowns, and an interception.
Defensively, Schuylkill has proven disruptive, forcing turnovers and recording multiple pass breakups, with Makayla Hill and Sierra Wishnefsky leading the effort.

SCOUTING CENTENARY

Kezia Feaster led the Cyclones in their win, accounting for all three touchdowns in a dominant offensive performance. Centenary showcased balance throughout the day, pairing a shutout defensive effort in game one with a 25-point offensive output against a high-powered Eastern squad in game two.
The Cyclones have demonstrated the ability to generate explosive plays offensively while continuing to develop consistency on the defensive side.

UP NEXT

The Immaculata women's flag football team will be back in action on Thursday, April 2, when they play the same two teams at Penn State Schuylkill. Immaculata will play Centenary at 7:30 p.m. and PSU Schuylkill at 9 p.m.

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