Cabrini University Cavaliers (5-7, 3-1 CSAC) vs. Immaculata University Mighty Macs (5-10, 3-1 CSAC)
Wednesday, October 18, 7pm
Edith Robb Dixon Field

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Last Meeting: Cabrini captures 3-2 win at Immaculata (10/28/2016)
The Blue and White outshot the Mighty Macs 28-6, including 18-4 in shots on goal, and recorded 14 penalty corners to just two for Immaculata.

Taylor Mack led the Cavaliers with eight shots, two more than senior Jackie Neary.  Senior Maddy Worley and sophomore MaryKate Kane added four shots each. Senior goaltender Taylor Bookman earned the victory with a pair of saves.

Worley put Cabrini on the board in the 16th minute, cleaning up a rebound from a saved shot by Mack. The senior recorded her second assist in the 27th minute, as her centering pass found senior Sara Johnsen. The Mighty Macs cut into the lead just two minutes later, sending the teams into the halftime break with Cabrini leading 2-1. 

Worley notched the eventual game-winner in the 46th minute, tipping in a pass from junior Alex Swallow.

Cabrini Last Time Out: Neary picks up 500th win in 1-0 victory over Neumann (10/14/2017)
With a 1-0 victory over Neumann, head coach Jackie Neary notched her 500th career win on the Cabrini sidelines, as head coach for both the field hockey and women's lacrosse teams.

The Cavaliers dominated the action in the game's opening 35 minutes, outshooting the Knights 8-1, while earning 11 first half penalty corners to none for Neumann. Despite the offensive advantage, the Blue and White mustered just one goal, as senior Sara Johnsen netted her third goal of the season in the 33rd minute.

Neumann found some offense in the second half, but the Cabrini defense was up to the task. Bookman recorded each of her three saves in the second half to secure her third shutout of the season.

Immaculata Last Time Out: Late goal dooms Mighty Macs in loss to Pacers (10/15/2017)
Marywood scored twice to start the game and take a 2-0 lead. Sophomore Lindsey Gladden got the Pacers on the board in the seventh minute, while freshman Angela Sanchez scored in the 20th minute. The Mighty Macs responded with just 27 second left in the first half as senior Megan Donegan picked up her first of two goals to bring her team to within one. 

Donegan picked up her second goal in the 58th minute when she redirected a feed from junior Brittany Richards into the back of the cage to even things at two a piece. 

Marywood picked up the eventual game winner just two minutes later, however as sophomore Jenna Dickey scored following a penalty corner to put the hosts up 3-2. 

5 Factors for Cabrini

• The Cavaliers are riding a six game winning streak against the Mighty Macs, with their last loss coming in 2010. 
• Cabrini is 2-2 at home this season, with three of the four games coming against non-conference opponents.
• Neary (37), Worley (32) and Swallow (23) lead the Blue and White in shots as each has taken at least 23.
• Bookman currently ranks second on the Cavaliers all-times saves list with 304. 
• The Cavaliers defense continues to be one of the best units in the CSAC as they currently rank third with 2.08 goals allowed per game .

5 Factors for Immaculata

• The Mighty Macs high powered offense averages 2.5 goals per game, ranking them third in the CSAC. 
• Donegan ranks third in the CSAC in a number of categories, including shots per game (4.0), points (38), goals (16) and assists (6). 
• Immaculata has played to a 3-5 record while on the road this season. 
• Immaculata has allowed 143 first half shots on the season, compared to just 117 in the second half.
• 145 of the Mighty Macs' 178 shots (82%) have been on goal. 

 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Immaculata
5-7, 3-1 CSAC	Record	5-10, 3-1 CAC
1.42	Goals per Game	2.53
8	Assists	25
154	Shots	178
104	Shots on Goal	145
117	Penalty Corners	127
92	Saves	115
.783	Save Percentage	.663
	TEAM LEADERS
Maddy Worley (7)	Goals	Megan Donegan (16)
Brittany Smith (3)	Assists	Megan Donegan (6)
Maddy Worley (14)	Points	Megan Donegan (38)
Maddy Worley (37)	Shots	Megan Donegan (60)
Taylor Bookman (.783)	Save Percentage	Randie Kuhar (.694)