Men's Soccer vs. University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
Friday, September 25 | 4 p.m.
Draper Walsh Stadium | Immaculata, Pa.

Men's Soccer vs. Arcadia University
Saturday, September 26 | 3 p.m.
Draper Walsh Stadium | Immaculata, Pa.


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WHAT TO KNOW

• Immaculata men's soccer returns home this weekend for a pair of non-conference contests as the Mighty Macs welcome the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg to Draper Walsh Stadium on Friday afternoon before hosting Arcadia University on Saturday.
• Friday's matchup with Pitt-Greensburg is scheduled for 4 p.m., while Saturday's contest against Arcadia is set for 3 p.m.
• The Mighty Macs enter the weekend at 0-6-0 following a 2-1 setback at Susquehanna University on Sept. 19. Immaculata battled back from a 1-0 halftime deficit when Carlos Garcia scored in the 52nd minute on an assist from Kyle Coleman, but Susquehanna answered in the 69th minute to earn the victory.
• Pitt-Greensburg enters Friday's contest unbeaten at 4-0-3 through its first seven matches. The Bobcats most recently played Penn College to a 1-1 draw on Sept. 23.
• Arcadia enters the weekend at 2-2-2 and has recorded shutout victories over Widener and Saint Francis this season. The Knights' most recent result came Wednesday at Rowan.

 
SERIES HISTORY — PITT-GREENSBURG

• Friday will mark the first all-time meeting between Immaculata and the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg.
• The Bobcats are making their first trip to Draper Walsh Stadium.

 
SERIES HISTORY — ARCADIA

• Saturday will mark the ninth all-time between Immaculata and Arcadia, with the Knights holding a 7-0-1 record vs. the Mighty Macs.
• Arcadia earned a 4-0 victory over Immaculata on Sept. 27, 2025, in the most recent meeting between the two programs.
• The Mighty Macs and Knights have also met in each of the last several seasons, including a 2-2 draw during Immaculata's 2023 visit to Arcadia.

 
MIGHTY MAC NOTES

• Junior forward Carlos Garcia scored Immaculata's lone goal in the 2-1 setback at Susquehanna, marking his first goal of the 2026 season. Garcia converted a Kyle Coleman assist in the 52nd minute to bring the Mighty Macs level.
• Freshman forward Milan Kosiba has scored twice during the opening portion of his collegiate career and has provided a consistent offensive presence for the Mighty Macs.
• Freshman forward Brady Derkosh recorded a team-high three shots in the most recent contest against Susquehanna. Derkosh also scored his first collegiate goal earlier this season at Elizabethtown.
• Senior defender Kyle Coleman returned to the lineup against Susquehanna and immediately made an impact with an assist on Garcia's goal. Coleman is also an important contributor on Immaculata's set pieces.
• Sophomore goalkeeper Luca Greppellini made four saves in the loss at Susquehanna. Greppellini was the 2025 Atlantic East Rookie of the Year and a First Team All-Atlantic East selection as a freshman.
• Senior midfielder Michael Prall returns as Immaculata's leading scorer from a season ago after recording three goals and six points during the 2025 campaign.
• The weekend begins a three-game home stretch for the Mighty Macs, who will also host Drew University on Sept. 30 before opening conference play on the road at Centenary.

 
SCOUTING PITT-GREENSBURG

• Pitt-Greensburg enters Friday's contest with a 4-0-3 overall record following a 1-1 draw at Penn College on Wednesday.
• The Bobcats opened the season with consecutive victories over Lancaster Bible and Thiel before playing Hiram to a 1-1 draw.
• Pitt-Greensburg then played Penn State Berks to a 3-3 draw before earning victories over Wilson College and Gwynedd Mercy.
• Senior forward Matt Armenio returns after earning First Team All-AMCC honors in 2025. Armenio scored five goals this season and scored the Bobcats' lone goal in Wednesday's 1-1 draw against Penn College.
• Junior forward Cooper Robson leads the Bobcats with six goals and scored two goals in the win over Gwynedd Mercy on September 19.
• Junior midfielder Cam Loveland anchors the Bobcats' midfield after earning Second Team All-AMCC recognition last season.
• Senior goalkeeper Nick Braun made 16 saves and earned the win over Penn College making four saves.

 
SCOUTING ARCADIA

• Arcadia enters Saturday's contest at 2-2-2 after opening the season with a 1-0 victory over Widener, a scoreless draw at Cairn, a 2-0 setback to Rutgers-Camden and a scoreless draw at York.
• The Knights then dropped a 3-2 decision to Stockton before responding with a 4-0 victory over Saint Francis on Sept. 17.
• Junior forward Elijah Kaba has also provided an offensive spark, scoring twice in Arcadia's 4-0 victory over Saint Francis.
• Sophomore forward Alex Chyzowych returns after recording five goals and three assists for 13 points as a first-year player in 2025. He scored the game-winning goal in Arcadia's season-opening victory over Widener.
• Sophomore forward/midfielder Scott Jordan returns as the reigning MAC Freedom Rookie of the Year and a Second Team All-MAC Freedom selection.
• Goalkeeping has been a strength for Arcadia early this season. Sam Kessinger has recorded two shutouts, while Randy Heidorn has also seen significant time in goal.

 
LOOKING AHEAD
Following the weekend doubleheader, Immaculata returns to Draper Walsh Stadium on Wednesday, Sept. 30, when the Mighty Macs host Drew University at 7 p.m. The contest will be Immaculata's final non-conference game before Atlantic East Conference play begins on Oct. 3 at Centenary University.