Field Hockey vs Bryn Mawr College
Wednesday, Sept. 16 | 6 p.m.
Draper Walsh Stadium | Immaculata, Pa.
 
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WHAT TO KNOW

• The Mighty Macs return to Draper Walsh Stadium Wednesday evening for a non-conference matchup against Bryn Mawr College.
• Immaculata enters the contest at 2-2 after opening the season with victories over FDU-Florham and King's before falling to Eastern and Marywood.
• Bryn Mawr enters at 3-1 after winning three consecutive games following a season-opening 2-1 setback to Stockton. The Owls most recently defeated the University of Rochester, 2-1, on September 13.

 
SERIES HISTORY

• Wednesday will mark the 14^th meeting between Bryn Mawr and Immaculata dating back to 2002.
• Immaculata is 5-8 all-time vs. Bryn Mawr during that stretch.

 
LAST MEETING

• Immaculata fell to then 15th-ranked Bryn Mawr 10-1 in their last meeting on August 31, 2025, at Bryn Mawr.
• Morgan Barnes scored Immaculata's lone goal.

 
MIGHTY MAC NOTES

• The Mighty Macs have scored eight goals through four games.
• Immaculata opened the season with consecutive wins over FDU-Florham and King's.
• Morgan Barnes has been one of Immaculata's top offensive threats through the opening four games. The sophomore forward leads the Mighty Macs with three goals and has scored in each of Immaculata's first two victories.
• Alexis Andrada remains one of the Mighty Macs' most dangerous offensive weapons. The junior has scored twice through four games, including the double-overtime game-winner against FDU-Florham. Andrada has been especially active offensively, leading Immaculata with 17 shots and 13 shots on goal through the opening four games.
• Maria Freeman has made an impact on both ends of the field for the Mighty Macs. The sophomore defender recorded the assist on Andrada's double-overtime game-winning goal against FDU-Florham and scored Immaculata's lone goal against Eastern. Freeman has also been a key piece of the defensive unit and has handled Immaculata's penalty-corner insertions.
• Maria Berenato scored her first goal of the 2026 season in Immaculata's 3-2 loss to Marywood, giving the Mighty Macs an early 1-0 lead. Berenato enters Wednesday's contest, coming off one of her strongest offensive performances of the season.
• Gigi Fox scored her first goal of the season during Immaculata's 3-0 victory at King's, joining Barnes and Andrada in the scoring column. Fox also generated a shot on goal against Eastern and will provide another attacking option for the Mighty Macs.
• Mackenzie Schrack has started all four games in goal for the Mighty Macs and has been called upon frequently during the opening weeks of the season. The sophomore made five saves in the season-opening win over FDU-Florham, recorded a shutout with three saves at King's, made nine saves against Eastern and stopped eight shots against Marywood.
• The Mighty Macs will look for additional support on both ends of the field from Taylor Eagan, Alexa Marczak, Sydney Saxton, and Kayla Ledbetter.
• Immaculata has produced 19 penalty corners through four contests.
• The Mighty Macs most recently fell to Marywood, 3-2, after holding a 2-1 lead entering the fourth quarter.
• Immaculata will look to regain momentum Wednesday before beginning a stretch of road games at Lebanon Valley on September 19.

SCOUTING BRYN MAWR

• Bryn Mawr has won three consecutive games after opening the season with a 2-1 loss to Stockton.
• The Owls defeated Wellesley, 2-0, on September 6, Arcadia, 2-0, on September 9, and Rochester, 2-1, on September 13.
• Bryn Mawr has been particularly effective at generating penalty corners, earning 30 through four games, compared to 17 for its opponents.
• The Owls have also limited opponents to three goals through four contests and have recorded two shutouts.
• Carrie Povich has been one of Bryn Mawr's most efficient offensive players to begin the season. She has scored twice on just three shots, giving her a .667 shooting percentage.
• Julia Ward has been a major contributor to Bryn Mawr's attack and currently shares the team lead in points. Ward's two assists are tied for the team lead, while her nine shots rank second on the Owls.
• Leya Patel has contributed in several areas for Bryn Mawr, including a goal and an assist. Patel also has one game-winning goal and converted Bryn Mawr's lone penalty stroke of the season.
• Nadie Roddy has scored once through the first four games and has seven shots on the season. Her goal came in Bryn Mawr's 2-0 victory over Wellesley.
• Sydney Wright has started all four games for Bryn Mawr and has helped the Owls build one of the stronger defensive units in the region early in the season. Wright has allowed only three goals in four games and has recorded shutouts against Wellesley and Arcadia.

 
WHAT'S AHEAD
Following Wednesday's matchup with Bryn Mawr, the Mighty Macs begin a challenging stretch of six consecutive road games, beginning Saturday, September 19 at Lebanon Valley. Immaculata will then travel to Delaware Valley, Arcadia, Widener, Penn State Harrisburg, and Lancaster Bible before returning home October 15 against Cedar Crest. The October 2 contest at Penn State Harrisburg will mark Immaculata's first United East Conference game as the Mighty Macs begin a new era of conference competition.