Mercyhurst Lakers vs Stonehill Skyhawks: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 19 Oct '25)

The Grand NCAA Regular Season showdown, Women’s Category, is penciled in for Sunday, October 19, '25, guaranteeing fans an electrifying spectacle. Last time around, the scoreboard signaled mayhem as Mercyhurst Lakers found themselves in stone-cold trouble, with the Stonehill Skyhawks soaring high, triumphing 3-0. The Stonehill Skyhawks might as well have been wearing invisibility cloaks, as Mercyhurst didn’t quite see them coming.

Mercyhurst Lakers recently went toe to toe with the Central Connecticut Blue Devils, only to return red-faced with a 1-2 loss. Meanwhile, the Skyhawks and Howard Lady Bison decided to keep things civil, ending their contest with a 0-0 handshake. And here's where the fun starts: Mercyhurst's eye-candy player M. Swenson has been trying to impersonate a goal magnet, though he's attracted only one this season. Stonehill's K. Cassidy, ever the generous fellow, gifted two assists, much to the delight of his teammates.

Let’s take a look at the star-studded squads. Mercyhurst Lakers' player ratings resemble a top chef's recipe: Rylee Kumer seasoned at 7.66, Annis-Clara Wright at a crunchy 6.8, and a spicy Tessa Peer at 6.75. Not leaving Stonehill on the underdog bench, Hannah Anselmo sizzles at 7.58, alongside Kayla Cassidy at 6.95, and Annie Renz at a palatable 6.89.

Possession stats: Mercyhurst Lakers are chasing shadows at 47.1%, whereas the Skyhawks strut their 50% like a catwalk model. Speaking of corners, the Lakers are keeping company with the minuscule 2.67 average, while the Skyhawks launch a flamboyant 5.67 corner campaign.

On the discipline scoreboard, yellow fever rages: Mercyhurst claims 3 yellow tapestries, and Stonehill collects 5, yet both chaps manage to swerve the red traps. Well, penalty goals are like an overcooked steak — neither team’s fed up with any yet.

And now, the million-dollar question: who will rise victorious from this statistical battleground? Well, judging by the arsenal of numbers, Stonehill Skyhawks are waving a promising flag—but let's not underestimate the underdog spirit!