Lebanon Valley 6, Hood 0

LVC Starters
Sheaffer, Fleisher, Dombroski, Youngs, Poltonavage, Van Leuvan, Arnst, Fox, Gorman, Garman, Moll

Hood Starters
Soward, Billeter, Brisco, Sigman, Barrick, Griffin, Huerta, Amspacher, Alvarez-Varas, Poisal

How It Happened
Lebanon Valley remained undefeated in MAC Commonwealth play thanks to a dominating 6-0 shutout victory over Hood at Arnold Field on Saturday night.

Lyndee Sheaffer got things started just moments into the contest when she scored her second goal of the season from close range 1:19 after the opening whistle.

After a scoring lull over the next 16 minutes, Caity Stevens ended the drought when she netted her second score of the fall off a Sheaffer assist. Sheaffer wasn't done, however, as she put home her second goal of the game less than three minutes later to make it 3-0 LVC (6-5, 2-0 MAC Commonwealth) midway through the first half.

Kelsey Heck followed up her strong performance against Arcadia last weekend by scoring her second goal of the year off a find from Casey Dombroski in the 28th minute and Stevens added her second goal of the game off a Heck assist with less than two minutes to play in the first half.

Isabella Vulopas capped the Flying Dutchmen scoring when she put her attempt past Hood goalkeeper Hailey Poisal in the 62nd minute. Tricia Martin assisted on the play.

Notable Performances
Lyndee Sheaffer, Caity Stevens – Sheaffer recorded five total points on the night thanks to her pair of goals and one assist while Stevens found the back of the net on two occasions as well. By the time each of the players converted their second scores, LVC never looked back. Both Sheaffer and Stevens now have three goals scored on the year apiece.

Inside the Numbers
- Lebanon Valley dominated every offensive category with season-highs in goals (6), shots (32), shots on goal (24), and penalty corners (18).
- The Dutchmen defense kept the Blazers from getting off a single shot on the night.
- Hood goalkeeper Hailey Poisal did all she could to make a game of it with 18 saves but was unable to hold off the LVC onslaught.
- Every Lebanon Valley forward, midfielder, and defender saw playing time on Saturday night. Goalkeepers Kendra Moll, Sarah DiMaggio, and Liz Decembrino spent time between the posts.
- Lyndee Sheaffer fired off a team-high nine shots for the Dutchmen while Maddie Fox and Kristen Garman managed five shots apiece.
- With the win over Hood, LVC climbed above the .500 mark for the first time this fall.

Who's Next?
The Dutchmen get a week off before hosting MAC foe Alvernia next Saturday evening. The matchup is the team's 2015 Homecoming contest.