Cabrini University Cavaliers (8-2, 4-0 CSAC) v. Immaculata University Mighty Macs (6-3, 3-0 CSAC)
Wednesday, April 5, 7pm
Edith Robb Dixon Field

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Last Meeting: Cabrini 21, Immaculata 5 (5/4/16, Radnor, PA)
The Cavaliers dominated from start to finish in the semifinal round of the 2016 CSAC tournament, as they cruised to a comfortable 21-5 victory over the Mighty Macs. 

Junior Sasha Wozniak led the Cavaliers' offense and entered the record books in the process.  The sophomore paired four goals and four assists, matching a career high with eight points. Her first goal of the day came less than two minutes into the action and marked the 100th goal of her career, the 10th player in program history to accomplish the feat.

Seniors Jess Breuning and Allie Vallen joined Wozniak with four goals, while both added an assist.  Junior Jackie Neary notched a career high five points, including a career best three assists.  Senior Katie Lasater paired two goals and two helpers in the win.

Cabrini Last Time Out: Cabrini 19, Gwynedd Mercy 7 (4/1/17, Gwynedd Valley, PA)
The Cabrini women's lacrosse team extended its win streak to seven games against the Griffins, as it rolled to a 19-7 win at Gwynedd Mercy University. 

The Blue and White received goals from 11 different players, highlighted by senior Allie Vallen who tallied six points on the day, pairing two goals with a career high four assists.  Sophomore Liz Hoeffner added five points on three goals and two helpers, while fellow sophomore Avery Murphy chipped in with four goals. 

The victory extended the Cavaliers CSAC win streak to 44 games. 

Immaculata Last Time Out: Mighy Macs Roll Cedar Crest, 14-2 (4/1/17, Center Valley, PA)
The Mighty Macs had 11 different players score goals, highlighted by freshman Layne Kennedy who picked up five points with two goals and three assists. 

Junior Hannah Verrecchia had three points with two goals and one assist.  Junior Brittany Whaley picked up two goals of her own, and junior Nicole Dominick registered three points with a goal and two assists. 

Freshman goalie Emily Schumann recorded three saves on five shots, boosting her save percentage to an impressive 49%. 

With the win, the Mac now sit in second place in the CSAC with an overall record of 6-3 (3-0 CSAC), joining the Cavaliers as the only teams that hold a perfect conference record. 

5 Factors for Cabrini

• Cabrini is riding a 44 game CSAC win streak, dating back to March 17, 2012.
• Sophomore Avery Murphy currently ranks fourth and fifth in the CSAC in goals per game (3.4) and points per game (4.2), respectively. 
• The Blue and White average the most shots per game in the CSAC by a wide margin with 33.4.
• The Cavaliers lead the CSAC with 131 goals, 334 shots, 137 draw controls and 123 caused turnovers, while its 223 ground balls rank second.
• The Cavaliers defense has continued its' stingy play against conference opponents, as they have allowed an average of just five goals per game to their CSAC counterparts. 

5 Factors for Immaculata

• The Mighty Macs are the only team alongside Cabrini that own a perfect conference record. 
• Immaculata sits atop the CSAC in points per game (19.3) and second in goals per game (13.0). 
• Freshman Layne Kennedy (27) and junior Hannah Verrecchia (23) both rank inside the top-10 in the CSAC in goals scored. 
• Freshman goalie Emily Schumann's .490 save percentage ranks her third in the CSAC.
• The Mighty Macs have outscored their opponents 77-37 in the first half on the season. 

 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Immaculata
8-2, 4-0 CSAC	Record	6-3, 3-0 CSAC
131	Goals	117
50	Assists	57
334	Shots	249
137	Draw Controls	117
223	Ground Balls	197
123	Caused Turnovers	104
.400	Free Position Percentage	.412
.316	Save Percentage	.490
	TEAM LEADERS
Avery Murphy (34)	Goals	Layne Kennedy (27)
Liz Hoeffner (9)	Assists	Nicole Dominick (14)
Avery Murphy (42)	Points	Layne Kennedy (38)
Avery Murphy (51)	Draw Controls	Brittany Whaley (33)
Jess Breuning (26)	Ground Balls	Bailey Krewson (28)
Jess Breuning (16)	Caused Turnovers	Brittany Whaley (18)
Megan Barlow (.339)	Save Percentage	Emily Schumann (.490)