# 3 Cabrini University Cavaliers (12-3-2, 4-1-1 AEC) vs. #6 Marymount University Saints (5-11-2, 1-4-1 AEC)
Saturday, November 2, 3pm
Edith Robb Dixon Field

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What's at Stake
The winner of today's matchup will advance to the Atlantic East Conference Semifinal game on Wednesday, November 6th where they'll take on top seeded Marywood University in Scranton, PA. 

Saturday's other Quarterfinal match features #5 Neumann University at #4 Immaculata University. The winner of that match will travel to Dover, DE on Wednesday to square off against #2 seeded Wesley College. The winners of both semifinal matches will meet on Saturday, November 9th with the highest remaining seed serving as the host. 

Last Meeting and Last Time Out: Cabrini 3, Marymount 0 (10/30/19, Arlington, VA)
A trio of first half goals paved the way for the Cavaliers as senior Maddy Wojton combined with juniors Maria Hagan and Alex Garcés for the early lead. 

In total, the Blue and White tallied a 12-7 advantage in shots, including a 9-6 advantage in shots on goals, while also holding a 9-1 edge in corner kicks. Hagan, Garces and junior Brittany Purdy each finished tied for a team high two shots each. 

Cabrini wasted little time grabbing the lead as Wojton used a well placed pass from Hagan to open the scoring in the 3rd minute of play. 

Hagan quickly doubled the lead with an unassisted strike in the 16th minute for the 2-0 advantage. 

The offense stayed hot as the Blue and White struck for their third goal in the opening 21 minutes of play following a penalty kick from Garces. 

The early lead would prove more than enough for the Cavaliers as their defense allowed just five shots in the remaining 69 minutes, highlighted by a pair of saves from junior netminder Ashley Tutzauer. Tutzauer would go on to finish with six saves en route to the Cavs ninth shutout of the season. 

Scouting the Saints
Marymount enters today's game with an overall record of 5-11-2, including a 1-4-1 mark in conference play, and secured the league's #6 seed following a loss to Cabrini on Wednesday evening. 

Offensively, the Saints have tallied 28 goals in 18 games for an average of 1.56 goals per game. Their 28 goals rank fourth in the AEC, while their 1.56 goals per game rank fifth. Marymount is tied for the second most shots in the conference at 248 and have attempted the fourth most corners with 76. 

The offensive attack runs through senior Karen Reyes who's 25 points lead the Saints and rank third in the Atlantic East. Reyes also stands as the conference's leader in goals and shots with 12 and 69, respectively. No other player on the Saints roster has tallied more than 10 points, with junior Sita Nair being the closest with nine points (four goals, one assist). 

Defensively, the Saints rank at the bottom of the Atlantic East in goals allowed and goals allowed per game with 49 and 2.6, respectively. Sophomore goalie Maia Pappadakis finished the regular season with 92 saves, a mark that ranked second best in the conference. 

 

	2019 TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Marymount
12-3-2, 2-1-1 AEC	Record	5-11-2, 1-4-1 AEC
2.29	Goals Per Game	1.56
25	Assists	16
16.5	Shots Per Game	13.3
137	Shots on Goal	115
138	Corner Kicks	70
151	Fouls	128
48	Saves	97
.787	Save Percentage	.678
	TEAM LEADERS
Katelyn Gilinger, Maria Hagan (7)	Goals	Karen Reyes (12)
Katelyn Gilinger (7)	Assists	Gretel Bonilla (4)
Katelyn Gilinger (21)	Points	Karen Reyes (25)
Alex Garcés (43)	Shots	Karen Reyes (66)
Maria Hagan (.595)	Shot On Goal % (min. 10 SOG)	Sita Nair (.667)
Diana VanSickle (3)	Game Winning Goals	Karen Reyes (2)
Ashley Tutzauer (.793)	Save Percentage	Maia Pappadakis (.692)