Cabrini University Cavaliers (3-12, 0-4 Atlantic East) vs. Immaculata University Mighty Macs (1-17, 0-4 Landmark)
Thursday, October 25, 6pm
Edith Robb Dixon Field

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Today's game marks the final regular season home match for the four seniors on the field hockey team, Erin Anzideo, Katie Heck, Katie Kucia, and Devon Scharf. As a group, these ladies have led Cabrini to 35 victories, including a 17-8 record in conference games and two conference championships.

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

Last Meeting: Cabrini 3, Immaculata 1 (10/18/2017, Radnor, PA)
The Cavaliers scored all three of its goals in a seven minute span of the first half en route to a 3-1 win over the Mighty Macs.

The Blue and White controlled much of the first half from the opening whistle, as it allowed the Mighty Macs to record just one first half shot. Cabrini opened the scoring in the 16th minute, when Jackie Neary notched the first of her two goals on the night. Neary was on the business end of penalty corner passes from Brittany Smith and junior Katie Kucia.

Three minutes later, Sara DeVita increased the lead, as she tipped in a pass from sophomore Gabby Thompson for her third goal of the season.

Neary returned to the score book in the 23rd minute, as Smith and sophomore Emily Manda found Neary on yet another penalty corner.

Cabrini Last Time Out: #5 TCNJ 8, Cabrini 0 (10/23/2018, Ewing, NJ)
TCNJ took control of the action from the opening whistle, as it grabbed the lead just 79 seconds into the game. The Lions doubled their lead at the 7:00 mark and held a commanding 3-0 lead less than 15 minutes after the opening whistle.

The Cavaliers trailed 5-0 after an opening 35 minute period that saw Cabrini outshot 17-1 and defend five penalty corners.

Cabrini never found its offensive footing, recording just one shot in the second half and finishing the game without a penalty corner.

Susquehanna Last Time Out: Wesley 2, Immaculata 0 (10/20/2018, Dover, DE)
The Mighty Macs and Wolverines played a possession based first half where neither team was able to settle into an offensive rhythm.  Wesley had four corners and the Macs had two as the two teams combined for just five shots in a scoreless period

The hosting Wolverines finally broke through in the second half, however, as they tallied a pair of goals just 42 seconds apart. The two goals would prove plenty as the defense stifled the Mighty Macs attack en route to the shutout. 

Keeper Jackie Victor had five saves, while Macy Green and Shannon Lozier each had a shot for the visiting Mighty Macs. 

5 Factors for Cabrini

• The Cavaliers have tallied five goals across their last three home games. 
• Emily Manda is tied for ninth in Division III with eight defensive saves, while the team ranks 30th in the country with 10.
• Cabrini hasn't lost a game this season in which they've tallied at least 10 shots. 
• Scharf currently leads the Atlantic East with 7.29 saves per game and is tied for second with two shutouts this season. 
• Billig and Kucia are tied for the team lead with five points each, as both have recorded a pair of goals and an assist this year. 

5 Factors for Immaculata

• Following a season opening 5-1 win over Bryn Athyn College, the Mighty Macs have dropped 17 straight games. 
• Immaculata has totaled the fourth most shots in the Atlantic East this season with 182. 
• Macy Green's four assists are tied for the fifth most in the conference. 
• The Macs have been outscored 21-3 over their last six matches, despite tallying at least 12 shots in three of those contests. 
• Six different Mighty Macs have taken at least 20 shots this season, led by Brittany Richards' 28 shots. 

 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Immaculata
3-12, 0-4 Atlantic East	Record	1-17, 0-4 Atlantic East
0.79	Goals per Game	1.28
3	Assists	15
86	Shots	182
48	Shots on Goal	137
49	Penalty Corners	137
127	Saves	155
.702	Save Percentage	.686
	TEAM LEADERS
Trisha Billig, Katie Kucia, Gabby Thompson, Katie Heck (2)	Goals	Layne Kennedy (6)
Trisha Billig, Katie Kucia, Allison Martin (1)	Assists	Macy Green (4)
Trisha Billig, Katie Kucia (5)	Points	Willa Thompson, Layne Kennedy (13)
Gabby Thompson, Trisha Billig (18)	Shots	Brittany Richards (28)
Devon Scharf (.708)	Save Percentage	Randie Kuhar (.699)