Scranton, Pa. - Third-seeded Marywood University won its first-ever Atlantic East Conference field hockey playoff contest with a 4-2 victory over No. 6 Immaculata University on a rainy Monday night. The Pacers advance to the Atlantic East semifinal to face second-seeded Wesley College at 4:00 pm on Halloween.

Kacy Manning won her 100th game of her coaching career. Forty-six of those victories have come in her five-year tenure at the helm of the Pacers. She is the third winningest coach in program history.

The Pacers broke open a tied 2-2 game with two goals in the final seven minutes of regulation. Lindsey Quinn put the Pacers ahead in the 64th minute on a ball crossed in from the left perimeter from Jenna Dickey. Quinn converted her shot from 18 yards away and celebrated with a leap in the air.

Quinn finished with two goals and an assist for the Pacers. Dickey factored in with a goal and two assists.

Gwyneth Gleason  provided an insurance goal with nine seconds remaining. Dickey drove into the lane from the left side to set up a Gleason tap-in in front of the cage.

Immaculata took an early lead in the late stages of the first half. Hilary Burkholder put the Mighty Macs ahead 1`-0 in the 32nd minute on a scramble in front of the cage on the left side.

Quinn responded in fashion just 86 seconds later. Kenzie Drew crushed a shot from outside of the circle, and Quinn raced in to crash the cage for a chipped in goal to even the score.

Marywood took a one-goal lead in the 44th minute. On this chance, Quinn came in from the right perimeter. Dickey came through with a heads-up play to tap in the goal from the left side.

Immaculata had playoff upset aspirations still in mind on an executed penalty corner play. Willa Thompson deflected a ball served from the right side with assists by Shannon Lozier and Burkholder for the 2-2 equalizer in the 53rd minute.

The Pacers match their winningest season of the 21st century with their 12th victory of the season.

Marywood outshot the Mighty Macs 21-6 with an 11-6 advantage in shots on target. The Pacers had a 13-4 advantage in penalty corners.

Kerri Mountz finished with four saves for the Pacers. Jackie Victor made seven saves for the Mighty Macs.

Marywood seeks to reach its first conference championship game in 20 years when it travels to Wesley on Wednesday.