Box Score Lebanon Valley 3, Grove City 2

LVC Starters
Reinhold (GK), Ross, Garbrick, Muffly, Zimmermann, Cummings, Santoleri, Bost, Kleeschulte, Robeson, Shutt

Grove City Starters
Lapia (GK), Flenniken, Thomas, Wild, Kocur, Van Kirk, Zajicek, Kouzelos, Mathes, Hutton, White

How It Happened
Lebanon Valley edged Grove City 3-2 in the ECAC South Semifinal matchup to set up a date with Arcadia in tomorrow's championship match at 3 p.m. The Dutchmen improved their overall record to 14-6, while the Wolverines ended their season with a 12-7-4 mark.

Teanna Shutt wasted hardly any time and lit up the scoreboard just 42 seconds into the match. Off a pass from Laura Zimmermann, Shutt shot the ball from the right side of the 18 into the right corner of the net.

Later in the first, about 25 minutes into the half, Shutt struck again when Johnna Garbrick passed it to Shutt and she shot it from the right corner of the six off of the cross from Garbrick to give LVC a 2-0 advantage.

With just under seven minutes to go in the half, Shutt had a shot in front that was saved, but the ball came right out to Sammy Bost and she beat the goalie to make it 3-0 heading into halftime.

In the 77th minute of the second half, Grove City cut the lead to two with a goal by Krista Heckman, and 10 minutes later, Kristin Thomas shot it from the center of the box scored to make it a 3-2 game, but the clock ran out on the Wolverines and the Dutchmen were able to stave off Grove City and take the game 3-2.

Inside the Numbers
 - Shutt finished with two goals and an assist for LVC.
 - LVC totaled 11 shots compared to the Wolverines' nine.
 - The Dutchmen led slightly in corners at 3-2.
 - Taylor Reinhold got the start and the win, while Erin Angelini came into the game in the second half for the Dutchmen.

Bost Makes History Again
With her goal in the first half, Bost now has 46 career goals and is the program's leader in career goals. Earlier this season, she became LVC's all-time points leader as well.

Bring it On, Knights
Earlier this season on Oct. 13, Arcadia came to Annville and downed the Dutchmen 3-0. Tomorrow, LVC looks to avenge that loss when they battle the Knights at 3 p.m. in the ECAC South Championship game.