Women's Soccer vs. Ursinus College
Wednesday, September 30 | 4 p.m.
Draper Walsh Stadium | Immaculata, Pa.
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WHAT TO KNOW
- The Immaculata University women's soccer team (5-2-0) returns to Draper Walsh Stadium Wednesday afternoon when the Mighty Macs host Ursinus College at 4 p.m. in their final scheduled non-conference match of the 2026 regular season.
- Immaculata enters Wednesday's contest riding a five-match winning streak after earning consecutive victories over Delaware Valley and DeSales.
- Ursinus enters Wednesday's matchup with a 4-2-1 record after dropping a 1-0 decision to McDaniel on Saturday. The Bears previously defeated Haverford, 1-0, on September 23.
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SERIES HISTORY
- Wednesday's matchup marks the sixth meeting between Immaculata and Ursinus in a series that began in 2004.
- Ursinus has won all five previous meetings between the two programs.
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LAST MEETING
- Ursinus earned a 4-0 victory over Immaculata in the most recent meeting between the two teams on October 1, 2025, at Patterson Field.
- Emily Guthier made five saves, and Devan Cosgrove made three saves in goal for Immaculata.
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MIGHTY MAC NOTES
- Immaculata enters Wednesday's matchup at 5-2-0 after winning five consecutive matches.
- The Mighty Macs have scored 17 goals during their five-match winning streak, including seven goals in a victory at Cedar Crest and two goals in each of their wins over Widener, Delaware Valley, and DeSales.
- Sophomore forward Gracie Repici leads the Mighty Macs with five goals through seven matches. Repici scored in four consecutive matches from September 16-23, including a two-goal performance at Cedar Crest and the opening goal in Immaculata's 2-0 victory over DeSales. Repici was named to the Atlantic East Conference Weekly Honor Roll on Monday afternoon.
- Junior midfielder Addison Yackel has contributed three goals this season, including the opening goal just 15 seconds into Immaculata's 7-2 victory at Cedar Crest and a goal in the 2-1 win at Delaware Valley.
- Flora Hernandez has provided another consistent offensive presence for the Mighty Macs. The forward scored against Widener and Cedar Crest before converting a penalty kick against DeSales.
- Lily McGee has added two goals and has contributed offensively throughout the recent winning streak, including a two-goal performance against Cedar Crest.
- Senior defender Sam Terry, senior midfielder Mia Perrone, senior midfielder Natalene Clemson, and junior defender Heather Russell have helped anchor an Immaculata defense that has surrendered just four goals during the team's five-match winning streak.
- Goalkeepers Devan Cosgrove and Addi Husenica have split time in net this season. The duo combined for a shutout against DeSales, with each goalkeeper making two saves. Cosgrove was named to the Atlantic East Conference Weekly Honor Roll on Monday for her play last week.
- With one more victory, Immaculata would match the program record for consecutive wins, which was established with a six-match winning streak from October 11-30, 2008.
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SCOUTING URSINUS
- Ursinus enters Wednesday's matchup at 4-2-1 after opening the season with victories over Mount Saint Vincent, Gwynedd Mercy, and Alvernia before playing Drew to a scoreless draw. The Bears have also defeated Haverford while dropping contests to The College of New Jersey, Dickinson, and McDaniel.
- Alexis Whaley and Taylor Pezulich have been the Bears' leading offensive producers. Whaley leads Ursinus with three goals, while Pezulich has two goals and three assists for a team-high seven points.
- Kaleigh Evans has added one goal and one assist, while Gwyn Krystkiewicz has contributed one goal and one assist, including a penalty-kick goal this season.
- Pezulich has been one of the Bears' most active attacking players, ranking second on the team with eight shots while leading Ursinus with three assists.
- Sophia Cooper and Giada Monti have also provided offensive pressure, with both players recording multiple shots on goal this season.
- Ursinus has utilized multiple goalkeepers this season, with Mallory Toomey and first-year goalkeeper Lexie Albaeck seeing significant action. Albaeck made three saves in Saturday's 1-0 loss to McDaniel.
- The Bears have scored 13 goals through seven matches while allowing 12. Ursinus has also recorded 35 shots on goal and 28 corner kicks this season.
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LOOKING AHEAD
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Following Wednesday's contest, the Mighty Macs will open Atlantic East Conference play on Saturday, October 3, when Immaculata travels to Centenary University for a 3 p.m. matchup.
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