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Cabrini University Field Hockey Cabrini University vs. Marywood University CSAC Tournament Semifinal Edith Robb Dixon Field November 2, 2016 4:30pm Cabrini University (10-7, 6-1 CSAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 1 Alex Swallow Jr. F 5-3 Stratford, NJ Sterling 2 Brittney Morello Fr. M 5-0 Stratford, NJ Sterling 3 Maddy Worley Jr. M/F 5-2 Ridley Park, PA Ridley 4 Katelyn Heck Fr. F 5-0 Mays Landing, NJ Cedar Creek 5 Jackie Neary Jr. M 5-5 Logan, NJ Kingsway Regional 6 Alexia Paglia Jr. F 5-1 Somerdale, NJ Sterling 7 Victoria Marchiani Jr. M/F 5-2 Margate, NJ Holy Spirit 8 Ryan Taylor Jr. D 5-7 Wilmington, DE Mt. Pleasant 9 MaryKate Kane Fr. F 5-7 Swedesboro, NJ Gloucester Catholic 11 Katie Kucia Fr. M 5-6 Malvern, PA Archbishop Carroll 12 Sara Johnsen Jr. F 5-6 Aston, PA Sun Valley 13 Erin Anzideo So. D 5-6 Warrington, PA Archbishop Wood 14 Taylor Mack Sr. F 5-5 Philadelphia, PA St. Hubert 15 Emily Town Jr. M 5-8 Schwenksville, PA Perkiomen Valley 17 Hollyann Gremmel Fr. F 5-3 Philadelphia, PA St. Hubert 18 Megan McLoughlin Jr. F 5-7 Somerdale, NJ Gloucester Catholic 19 Sara DeVita Jr. M/F 5-5 Haskell, NJ Lakeland Regional 21 Jess Tennett Jr. M 5-8 Perkasie, PA Pennridge 22 Brittany Smith Jr. M 5-4 Philadelphia, PA St. Hubert 23 Kylie McDevitt Sr. D 5-11 Narberth, PA Lower Merion 25 Sarah McCarron Fr. F 5-8 Parkville, MD Catholic H.S. of Balt. 27 Caelan Woryk Fr. F 5-5 Littlestown, PA Littlestown 29 Devon Scharf So. GK 5-3 Merion Station, PA Lower Merion 31 Noelia Ramirez Fr. GK 5-0 Philadelphia, PA St. Hubert 99 Taylor Bookman Jr. GK 5-5 Philadelphia, PA Little Flower Head Coach: Jackie Neary (Temple ’86), 21st Season Assistant Coaches: Therese Doyle, Julie Dziengelski ‘05, Debbie Schnellenbach, Dana Ott Cabrini Team Statistics Goals Assists Cabrini Opponent Mack 17 Mack 12 54 Goals 47 Worley 15 Neary 8 3.18 Goals per Game 2.76 Neary 8 McDevitt 4 16.1 Shots per Game 11.3 Johnsen 5 2 Players 3 158 Penalty Corners 127 .605 Save Percentage .691 Points Save Percentage Mack 46 Bookman .603 Worley 31 Ramirez .667 Neary 24 Johnsen 12 Keystone College (12-6, 5-2 CSAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 00 Emma Stockwin Fr. GK 5-3 Apalachin, NY Vestal 1 Betsy Macko Fr. M 5-2 Wilkes-Barre, PA E.L. Meyers 2 Kenzie Drew Fr. M 5-3 Liverpool, PA Greenwood 3 Meredith Yozwiak Jr. D 5-5 Pittston, PA Pittston Area 4 Marlee Holleran Fr. F 5-4 Mohawk, NY Central Valley Academy 7 Lindsey Quinn Fr. M/F 5-3 Wilkes-Barre, PA G.A.R. Memorial 8 Sara Sterchak Fr. M/F 5-4 Collegeville, PA Methacton 9 Gabbie Bower Sr. F 5-2 Erin, NY Spencer-Van Etten 10 Amanda Focht So. F 5-2 Boothwyn, PA Chichester 11 Karly Kaminsky Fr. F 5-3 Worcester, PA Methacton 12 Ty Fitchet Sr. F 5-1 Shippensburg, PA Shippensburg 13 Michaela Schmidt So. M 5-10 Crownsville, MD Elizabeth Seton 14 Kristy Haskell So. M/F 5-8 Greene, NY Greene Central 15 Cassie Stockwell Jr. M/F 5-7 San Diego, CA Valhalla 16 Chloe Borrelli Jr. F 5-3 Rochester, NY Fairport 18 Amelia Waibel Sr. F 5-5 Lehighton, PA Lehighton 19 Liz Ferg So. M/F 5-3 New Freedom, PA Susquehannock 22 Marisa Mongioi Fr. D/M 5-3 Farmingdale, NJ Howell 24 Kirsten Webb Sr. D 5-4 Carmel, NY Carmel 26 Sam Dunn So. D 5-6 Fairfield, CT Fairfield Warde 29 Sara Marshall Fr. D 5-6 Saratoga Spring, NY Saratoga Springs 31 Lindsey Gladden Fr. D/M 5-6 Brielle, NJ Manasquan 32 Tori Jo Kakusian Jr. D 5-7 Vestal, NY Vestal 37 Gwyneth Gleason Fr. D 5-7 Vestal, NY Vestal 99 Kerri Mountz So. GK 5-4 Havertown, PA Archbishop John Carroll Head Coach: Kacy Maning (East Stroudsburg ‘06), 3rd Season Assistant Coaches: Julie Dougherty, Kaitlyn Bevans Keystone Team Statistics Goals Assists Keystone Opponent Bower 12 Bower 8 53 Goals 29 Kakusian 11 4 Players 3 2.94 Goals per Game 1.61 Waibel 8 15.7 Shots per Game 12.3 2 Players 4 129 Penalty Corners 136 .807 Save Percentage .686 Points Save Percentage Bower 32 Mountz .795 Kakusian 25 Stockwin .714 Waibel 19 Quinn 11 2016 Cabrini 2016 Marywood Field Hockey Schedule Field Hockey Schedule 2016 Record: 10-7, 6-1 CSAC 2016 Record: 12-6, 5-2 CSAC Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 9/1 HAVERFORD COLLEGE L 3-2 9/1 King’s College L 2-1 9/3 #10 Montclair State University L 6-1 9/3 ELMIRA COLLEGE W 4-0 9/4 Drew University W 6-0 9/9 DeSales University W 2-0 9/8 #3 THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY W 4-3 9/11 RAMAPO COLLEGE W 3-1 9/10 Gettysburg College L 8-1 9/14 WILKES UNIVERSITY L 2-0 9/13 #15 Rowan University L 3-0 9/18 Wells College W 3-0 9/17 #6 Salisbury University L 6-0 9/20 University of Scranton W 3-2 OT 9/21 STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY W 7-3 9/24 CEDAR CREST COLLEGE* W 4-0 9/24 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY* W 6-2 9/28 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* L 5-2 10/1 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* L 5-3 10/1 Immaculata University* W 4-1 10/5 WIDENER UNIVERSITY W 2-1 10/2 MORAVIAN COLLEGE W 4-1 10/8 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* W 3-0 10/8 Notre Dame of Maryland University* W 11-0 10/15 Cedar Crest College* W 6-1 10/10 #16 Alvernia University L 7-2 10/19 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY* W 3-1 10/19 Cabrini University* L 3-1 10/22 Notre Dame of Maryland University* W 5-0 10/22 Neumann University* W 2-1 OT 10/27 Immaculata University* W 3-2 10/25 KEAN UNIVERSITY L 1-0 10/29 #16 Alvernia University L 3-2 10/27 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* W 4-1 11/3 Marywood University# 4:30pm 10/29 MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY W 3-2 2OT 11/5 CSAC Tournament Final TBA 11/2 Cabrini University# 4:30pm HOME GAMES IN CAPS 11/5 CSAC Tournament Final TBA * CSAC opponent HOME GAMES IN CAPS # CSAC Tournametnt Semifinal * CSAC opponent # CSAC Tournament Semifinal 2016 CSAC Standings 2016 CSAC Statistical Leaders School CSAC Overall Goals Scored Goals per Game Gwynedd Mercy 7-0 12-5 Gwynedd Mercy 66 Russo, Gwynedd Mercy 1.294 Cabrini 6-1 10-7 Cabrini 54 Mack, Cabrini 1.000 Marywood 5-2 12-6 Neumann 54 Worley, Cabrini .882 Keystone 3-4 6-10 Marywood 53 Mustin, Neumann .882 Neumann 3-4 10-7 Goals Allowed Assists per Game Immaculata 3-4 7-12 Notre Dame of MD 125 Mack, Cabrini .706 Immaculata 55 O’Connell, GMercyU .471 Cedar Crest 1-6 4-10 Cabrini 47 Neary, Cabrini .471 Notre Dame of MD 0-7 1-13 Neumann 42 Harrell, Neumann .471 Penalty Corners Points per Game CSAC Tournament Information Cabrini 158 Russo, Gwynedd Mercy 3.00 Marywood 150 Mack, Cabrini 2.71 Semifinal Round, Wednesday, Nov. 2 Neumann 136 O’Connell, G. Mercy 2.12 #3 Marywood at #2 Cabrini, 4:30pm Gwynedd Mercy 131 Mustin, Neumann 2.06 #4 Keystone at #1 Gwynedd Mercy, 6pm Save Percentage Save Percentage Marywood .807 Ryan, Cedar Crest .897 Championship, Saturday, Nov. 5 Immaculata .800 Mountz, Marywood .795 Semifinal winners at higher seed, Time Keystone .796 Pasternak, Immaculata .789 TBA Cedar Crest .773 Hawkins, Keystone .767 Insta Cabrini Cavaliers @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs Cabrini Cavaliers Athletics.
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