Women's Flag Football Hosts Eastern for an AEC Matchup on Saturday Morning

Women's Flag Football
AEC Game
Saturday, April 11 | 10:00 a.m.
Immaculata vs Eastern
Draper Walsh Stadium | Immaculata, Pa.

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WHAT TO KNOW

The Immaculata women's flag football team (10-2, 9-2 AEC) returns to Draper Walsh Stadium to host Eastern in an AEC matchup on Saturday.
Immaculata enters Saturday's game after defeating Penn State Schuylkill on the road last Thursday, 27-6.
Eastern (12-2, 10-1 AEC) enters Saturday after falling to Montclair State 7-6 on the road on Thursday afternoon in a non-AEC matchup.
This was scheduled to be a tri-match with Eastern and Marywood. Marywood is unable to field a team this weekend and has forfeited the games to Immaculata and Eastern.

SERIES HISTORY

Saturday's game will be the fourth meeting between Immaculata and Eastern in their series that began in 2025.
Immaculata is 1-2 all-time vs Eastern.

LAST MEETING

Immaculata fell to Eastern 45-0 in their last meeting on March 24, at Eastern.
Taylor Eagan had four receptions for 20 yards and had two tackles and two pass breakups on defense.

MIGHTY MAC NOTES

Devan Cosgrove has been the engine behind Immaculata's offense, accounting for 1,109 total yards while completing 88 of 147 passes for 900 yards and 21 touchdowns against just five interceptions. She has added 209 rushing yards and four scores on the ground, giving the team a dual-threat presence that drives a unit averaging 22.7 points per game. Cosgrove's efficiency and decision-making have been key to maintaining offensive balance while limiting turnovers.
Eliana Szatkowski has emerged as the team's premier playmaker on both sides of the ball, leading the receiving corps with 34 catches for 369 yards and 11 touchdowns while also recording six interceptions for 101 return yards and a score on defense. Her ability to impact the game in all three phases makes her one of the most dangerous players on the field and a focal point for opposing game plans.
Jaclyn Molinini provides versatility across the board, contributing 214 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on offense while also completing 7 of 11 passes for 87 yards and two scores. She has been just as effective defensively with four interceptions for 66 yards, and her 418 all-purpose yards highlight her importance as a multi-role weapon.
Tiara Lawler has been a consistent contributor in both the rushing and passing games, totaling 202 rushing yards and 150 receiving yards while adding two total touchdowns. Defensively, she ranks among the team leaders with 32 tackles and four sacks, giving Immaculata a physical presence that shows up in key moments.
Caia Harris adds balance to the ground attack with 199 rushing yards on 5.5 yards per carry, while Frankie Brunkel contributes 124 rushing yards and 40 receiving yards and ranks second on the team with 38 tackles. Their combined production helps stabilize the offense and complements the passing game.
On defense, Theresa Jappah has been a standout, leading the team with 44 tackles while adding four interceptions for 128 yards and two touchdowns, highlighting her ability to change games with takeaways. Khaliyah Gaines has also been disruptive with 23 tackles, four sacks, and an interception return for a touchdown, while Taylor Eagan adds depth in the secondary with four interceptions and 26 return yards.
Natalie Dodd contributes in multiple phases with 31 tackles, two interceptions, and 30 return yards while also factoring into the offense and special teams, underscoring the team's overall depth and versatility. Together, this group has powered a defense that has forced 23 interceptions and allowed just 10.3 points per game, setting the tone for one of the most productive units in the conference.
Frankie Brunkel has been a steady and versatile contributor for Immaculata, impacting the game on both sides of the ball. Offensively, she has rushed for 124 yards on 23 carries, averaging an efficient 5.4 yards per attempt, while adding four receptions for 40 yards as a secondary option in the passing game. Defensively, Brunkel has been one of the team's most reliable performers, ranking near the top of the roster with 38 total tackles. Her consistency in the open field and ability to limit big plays have made her a key piece of a defense that has been among the most productive units in the conference.

SCOUTING EASTERN

Kira Green leads Eastern University with a dominant season at quarterback, throwing for 2,385 yards and 46 touchdowns while adding five scores on the ground. Her efficiency and command of the offense have powered a unit averaging over 37 points per game.
Kyla Massenburg is a true all-purpose threat, totaling 487 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns while contributing as a receiver, returner, and defensive leader with 86 tackles and 20 sacks. Her versatility makes her one of the most impactful players in the conference.
Jeriyah Johnson and Damiyae Moyet headline a deep receiving corps, combining for over 1,100 yards and 29 touchdowns. Johnson also adds 10 interceptions on defense, giving Eastern a major playmaker on both sides of the ball.
Molly Schellpeper continues to shine as a two-way standout with six receiving touchdowns and a team-high 13 interceptions, anchoring a defense that has forced 37 takeaways.
Defensively, Eastern is led by a disruptive front and opportunistic secondary, with players like Stephanie White, Sanej Tyler, and Briel Hyppolite helping the team allow just 7.6 points per game while consistently creating pressure and turnovers.

AEC WEEKLY HONORS

Immaculata swept the Atlantic East Conference Weekly Awards this week with Devan Cosgrove being named AEC Player of the Week, and Theresa Jappah being named AEC Defensive Player of the Week.
Cosgrove led Immaculata to a 3–0 record in Atlantic East Conference play, completing 34-of-53 passes (64.2%) for 373 yards and 13 touchdowns. She also contributed on the ground with 32 rushing yards on 10 carries. Against Centenary, she went 12-of-16 for 135 yards and six touchdown passes. She also recorded 183 passing yards and four touchdowns in a victory over Penn State Schuylkill and added three more touchdown passes in a second win against Penn State Schuylkill.
Jappah was a game-changing force on defense, leading Immaculata to a 3–0 week in Atlantic East Conference play with a series of dominant performances. Across the three victories, Jappah recorded 18 solo tackles, multiple pass breakups, and three interceptions, two of which she returned for touchdowns. In a key win over Centenary, Jappah delivered 10 solo tackles, two pass breakups, and two interceptions, including a 75-yard pick-six interception return for a touchdown. She also made a strong impact against Penn State Schuylkill earlier in the week, totaling five solo tackles and two pass breakups before capping the week in Thursday's win at Penn State Schuylkill, recording three solo tackles, and returning an interception 22 yards for a touchdown.

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