IMMACULATA, Pa. — The Pratt Institute women's soccer team saw its 2026 campaign come to an end with a 6-0 defeat to second-seeded Immaculata University in the 2026 Atlantic East Conference Women's Soccer Championship semifinals on Wednesday afternoon at Draper Walsh Stadium.

Immaculata (11-5-0) opened the scoring in the 4th minute and added another tally five minutes later, taking a 2-0 lead inside the opening 10 minutes of play. Immaculata extended the margin to 3-0 in the 34th minute to take a three-goal cushion into the intermission. Senior goalkeeper Savannah Depaz (Chapel Hill, N.C.) turned aside five shots in the opening 45 minutes to keep the Cannoneers within reach.

The Mighty Macs pulled away in the second half, scoring twice in an eight-minute stretch between the 53rd and 61st minutes before tacking on a final goal in the 77th minute.

Senior midfielder Emma Pratt (North Attleboro, Mass.) produced all three shots on target for the Cannoneers, testing the Mighty Macs keepers in the 64th, 78th, and 90th minutes. 

Depaz played all 90 minutes in net and finished with nine saves.

For the Mighty Macs, Flora Hernandez scored two goals and added an assist, while Gracie Repici registered a goal and an assist. 

Immaculata held a 35-4 advantage in total shots, including a 15-3 edge in shots on goal, and earned seven corner kicks to Pratt's one.

Despite the defeat, Pratt concludes their final season in the Atlantic East Conference with a 9-6 overall mark, the most wins in a single season since restarting the program in 2016. The Cannoneers also recorded their first playoff win with the first round triumph over St. Elizabeth. Pratt will move to the CITY Collegiate Conference as a founding member beginning play in the 2027-28 season.