IMMACULATA, Pa. – Immaculata men's soccer is one day away from the start of the 2026 season. They are under the direction of
Rob Dallas, who is in his second season on the Mighty Macs' sidelines.
Immaculata went 3-12-2 (2-3-2 AEC) in 2025 in Dallas' first year. They received 16 votes (third place) in the 2026 Atlantic East Conference (AEC) preseason poll, ranking behind Saint Elizabeth and Marymount.
The Schedule
Immaculata opens the new campaign with a tough challenge on Tuesday, Sept. 1 against Haverford, a team who did not register a loss in 2025. Four of the next five are on the road before the Mighty Macs host Pitt.-Greensburg, Arcadia, and Drew to end September.
October is the start of AEC matches, starting with a trip to Centenary (N.J.). The Mighty Macs play five consecutive conference matches before running into two non-conference opponents: Medgar Evers and Cairn. The Medgar Evers contest replaces a match originally scheduled vs. Valley Forge, which closed at the end of the summer semester. The regular season concludes with an away match at Marymount.
Conference playoffs are from Oct. 31 to Nov. 7.
Roster Check
With Immaculata rostering 31 players in 2026, 20 were from the 2025 squad. Among the returners are four seniors and one fifth-year:
Kyle Coleman,
Matthew Skipper,
Jayden Tossie,
Michael Prall, and
Daniel Becker.
The Mighty Macs' leading scorer last season,
Michael Prall, is back. Prall had three goals.
Luca Greppellini will man the goal after a solid rookie year. Greppellini is the reigning conference Rookie of the Year and an All-AEC First Team selection.
Anthony Fitch and
Colin Diehl were near the top of the stats sheet in shot attempts with 16 and 12, respectively.
Welcome to the Team
The Mighty Macs are bringing 10 freshmen aboard:
Patrick DeStephanis,
Milan Kosiba,
Mario Jacobo,
Kabot Davis,
Joseph Goodman,
Ethan Swearingen,
Declan Haines,
Brady Derkosh,
Andrew Valenta, and
Ben Kavanaugh.
Nick Togias, a junior, is a transfer from Penn State Brandywine.
Out of the 11 newcomers, they hail from Pennsylvania (DeStephanis, Kosiba, Haines, Derkosh, Kavanaugh), New Jersey (Jacobo, Goodman, Valenta), Delaware (Davis, Swearingen), and New York (Togias).
Season Outlook
With the Atlantic East Conference going from eight teams to six over the summer, with Neumann and Marywood going to the MAC Commonwealth and MAC Freedom, respectively, Immaculata is aiming to make a deep playoff run in November.
To see the entire 2026 schedule, click
here.
To see the conference press release, click the "AEC Press Release" link.
