Cabrini University Cavaliers (8-4-0, 2-1 Atlantic East) vs. Marymount University Saints (4-9-1, 1-1-1 Atlantic East)
Wednesday, Oct. 17, 4pm
Edith Robb Dixon Field

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Today's game marks the final regular season home match for the six seniors on the women's soccer team, Payton Greene, Tori Kasper, MaryKate Keenan, Brittany McCullough, Theresa Mignogna, and Sam Penecale. 

As a group, these ladies have led Cabrini to 42 victories, including a 28-3-5 record in conference games and two CSAC championships. 

Thank you all for always epitomizing what it means to be a Cabrini Cavalier both on and off the field. 

Scouting the Saints
With this being the first ever meeting between Cabrini and the Saints, we'll take a brief look at what they bring to the table.

Marymount is coming off a 4-1 victory over Gallaudet University on Monday, giving them four wins in their last six matches. The Saints seem to be hitting their stride at the right time as teams dig into their conference slate, particularly after a slow start in which Marymount dropped their first eight matches and were outscored 23-2 during that span. 

Junior forward Karen Reyes paces the Saints' offense as she's tallied a team best seven goals, five assists and 19 points. Reyes also holds a healthy lead in shots with 53, more than double that of the next closest Saint. 

Three different players have started at least two games in goal for 

Cabrini Last Time Out: Garces Powers Cavs to 3-1 Victory Over Knights (10/13/18)
The Cabrini women's soccer team celebrated a 3-1 victory on Homecoming last Saturday thanks to a strong effort from sophomore Alex Garces. 

Garces needed just two shots on the day to tally a pair of goals to help propel the Cavaliers over the visiting Neumann University Knights. 

Freshman Kelly Kane tallied the Cavs' third and final goal in the 64th minute to round of the scoring. Classmate Kaitryn Cloud paced the Blue and White with three shots, although none of them found the back of the net. In total, Cabrini held a 12-4 advantage in shots, including a 6-2 advantage in shots on goal, and a 3-2 advantage in corner kicks. 

Marymount Last Time Out: Saints Take 4-1 Victory Over Gallaudet (10/15/18, Arlington, VA)
Both sides were aggressive in the first half. The Saints outshot the Bison 8-5. This early aggression lead to two goals for the Saints, and one for the Bison.

Karen Reyes got things going for the Saints early in the 11th minute. Reyes received a through ball, from Madison Grehawick that gave her a one-on-one opportunity with the Bison net minder. Reyes dragged the ball back, making the goal keeper dive in the wrong direction, giving her an open shot on goal for a Marymount lead, 1-0.

Still seeking another goal, Caroline Phillips notched her second of the year. An assist by Gretel Bonilla found Phillips for a wide open goal.

After halftime, the Saints knocked in two more goals before the end of the game. Grehawick was in the right spot at the right time, to put away a clean up goal inside the six-yard box. The second goal of the half came from 32 yards out, off the foot of Mary Catherine Treuting.

Marymount used all three of their goal keepers to hold off the Bison. Sydney Sherman made her ninth start of the season, and recorded her second win. Madison Foltz came into the game midway through the first half. She lead the Saints in saves, with three on the night. Sydney Schultz was subbed in just minutes into the second half. Combined, the Marymount goalkeepers made five saves.

5 Factors for Cabrini

• The Cavaliers have posted a strong 5-1 record at Edith Robb Dixon Field this season.
• Cabrini is outscoring their opposition 10-4 over their last four games; they have played to a 3-1 record over that span. 
• The Blue and White have not lost a game this season when they have scored at least two goals. 
• The Cavaliers feature a balanced offensive attack, as not one player ranks inside the conference's top-10 in shots, but seven players have tallied at least 11 shots. 
• The Blue and White boast the second best scoring offense and scoring defense in the Atlantic East, averaging 2.41 goals per game and allowing just 1.41 goals per game.

5 Factors for Marymount

• Reyes' 53 shots rank second in the Atlantic East, while her 19 points rank third. 
• The Saints lost their first eight games of the season, but have responded by winning four of their last six games. 
• Marymount has averaged 5.0 goals per game in their four wins, but just 0.3 goals per game in their nine losses. 
• Marymount's 12 goals against Christendom stand as a season high among all Atlantic East Conference teams. 
• The Saints have recorded a robust 119 shots over their last six matches. 

 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Marymount
8-4, 2-1 AEC	Record	4-9-1, 1-1-1 AEC
2.42	Goals Per Game	1.93
17	Assists	17
171	Shots	190
84	Shots on Goal	86
76	Corner Kicks	55
110	Fouls	97
38	Saves	71
.691	Save Percentage	.689
	TEAM LEADERS
Katelyn Gilinger, Diana VanSickle, Alex Garces (4)	Goals	Karen Reyes (7)
Marissa Portelli (5)	Assists	Karen Reyes (5)
Katelyn Gilinger (11)	Points	Karen Reyes (19)
Katelyn Gilinger (20)	Shots	Karen Reyes (53)
Maddy Wojton (1.000)	Shot On Goal % (Min. 5 shots)	Jennifer McKee (.714)
Katelyn Gilinger (3)	Game Winning Goals	Three Player Tied (1)
Ashley Tutzauer (.679)	Save Percentage	Sydney Sherman (.712)