IMMACULATA, Pa. – Immaculata women's lacrosse completed their third season under head coach Brittany Conzentino.
The Mighty Macs went 6-12 (2-3 AEC). The team has building blocks for the future, as they look to contend in the Atlantic East Conference in 2027.
THE SCHEDULE
The beginning of the season was a tough one for Immaculata, going winless in eight games. But, they were competitive in all of them.
Keira Benoit and
Julia Pohl made their debuts on March 18 at Swarthmore after the conclusion of the women's basketball season. Despite the loss at Swarthmore, in the 11 contests Benoit and Pohl played in, the team went 6-5 to end the season (including playoffs).
The Mighty Macs' first win came on March 21 versus Bryn Mawr. It was the start of a stretch of three wins in four games. They concluded March with a dominating 21-2 victory over Notre Dame of Maryland.
Immaculata ripped off three straight wins in April conference play to stay in the postseason hunt. The Mighty Macs finished the year with back-to-back losses to Neumann. The first was the regular season finale, and the second was the AEC Semifinals.
The Mighty Macs' young roster will aim for a bounce-back year in 2027.
BOX SCORE ANALYSIS
Immaculata played 18 games in 2026, with eight players starting each one:
Elizabeth Mahmud,
Aaliya Piperato,
Morgan Barnes,
Carly Oberg,
Riley Mullen,
Bailee Neitz,
Brooke Kakowski, and goalkeeper
Abigail Guarneri. Two additional players started at least 15 games:
Alexa Marczak (17) and
Samari Rodriguez (16).
Team Leaders (Offensive)
Goals:
Elizabeth Mahmud (53)
Assists:
Julia Pohl (18)
Points:
Elizabeth Mahmud (60)
Shot Attempts:
Elizabeth Mahmud (117)
Shots on Goal:
Elizabeth Mahmud (86)
Game-Winners: Alexa Marczak (3)
Ground Balls: Abigail Guarneri (54)
Caused Turnovers: Elizabeth Mahmud (35)
Draw Controls: Elizabeth Mahmud (94)
Team Leaders (Goalkeepers)
Saves:
Abigail Guarneri (147)
Shots Faced: Abigail Guarneri (502)
NEW ENTRIES FOR THE RECORD BOOK – SINGLE SEASON
- Elizabeth Mahmud's 94 draw controls place her in fifth in the Immaculata single-season record book. Danielle Lopez was previously in fifth with 80.
- Mahmud's 35 caused turnovers are tied for third with Tessa Liberatoscioli and Brittany Whaley, the latter of whom did it twice.
- Abigail Guarneri made 147 saves this season, which is eighth all-time in a single season. Ashley Finkbiner held the spot last with 132.
