LAKEWOOD, NJ (April 4th, 2026) -  The Lions are coming off a three-game winning streak and are looking to get their fourth against Wilmington. 

Opponent 
Wilmington(9-2,1-2 CACC)

Where 
Lakewood, NJ GCU Track & Field Complex
 
When 
Saturday April 4th, 2026
 
How to Watch 
• Saturday's game is available to watch via a free-to-view broadcast on the GCU portal on the CACC Digital Network powered by HUDL. Live stats are also available at gculions.com.  
 
Previously vs. Wilmington
• GCU is 21-2 all-time against Wilmington. 
• The two losses have come in the last three years. 
• Last season, the Lions fell 19-9 in Wilmington, DE. 
• Wilmington did an excellent job on the draw, winning 19-31.
• Ella Royer scored eight times with two assists and six draw controls for Wilmington. 
• Michaela Scirrotto scored three goals and won five draws for the Lions.

Last Time Out 
• The Lions had their third straight win against Post, winning 19-6. 
• On the draw, GCU won 20-7
• GCU took 31 shots and the Eagles 19.
• Gabrielle Battle led with five goals and two assists
• Erynn Richey had a hat trick, which led her to her second straight Rookie of the Week honor. 

CACC Leaders
• Nena Menard is third in draw controls. 
• Caitlin Petrellese is close behind her, ranking sixth. 
• Natalie Moradian is fifth for saves, save percentage, and saves per game. 
• GCU ranks fifth in assists per game.
• Jill Konschak is seventh in shot percentage. 
• Lions are fourth in draw control percentage. 
• They are second in shot percentage. 

Who's Hot?
• Nena Menard has had nine goals in the last two games. Menard had 13 draw controls in the Lions last meeting. 
• Gabrielle Battle found the back of the net five times against Post. 
• Five goals in the last two games for Caitlin Petrellese. 
• Erynn Richey is coming off her second back-to-back Rookie of the Week honor. 
• Natalie Moradian in goal has helped the Lions get three straight wins. 

About the Opponent 
Wilmington Wildcats 
• Wilmington is currently (9-2,1-2 CACC)
• Both their losses have come from conference match-ups, Jefferson and Dominican. 
• Those losses were back-to-back, which puts the Wildcats on a two-game losing streak. 
• The Wildcats lead the CACC in points per game, save percentage, scoring margin, and shots on goal per game. 
• They are second in draw controls and scoring defense. 
• Ella Royer leads the conference in goals per game with 4.27. She currently has 47 this season. 
• Alea Javorowsky leads the CACC in assists and is second in the nation with 42 this season. 
• Kirra Crowley has found the net 36 times this season. 
• Ashleigh Lawry and Allison Schiavone have had almost equal time in net. Lawry has a 59.1 save percent and Schiavone sits at  57.1%.