How It Happened
King's outscored Lebanon Valley 5-1 in the second half to break open a close game and win, 10-5, at Arnold Field.

Klayton Garman had a first-half hat trick for the Dutchmen (3-3) as the Monarchs (2-4) led 5-4 at the break, but King's started the third quarter with a pair of man-up goals before Koty Keefer hit to cut the lead to 7-5. The Monarchs then scored the final three goals of the game, holding LVC scoreless over the final 23:07.

Notables
- Cooper Gerus scored his first of the season for LVC. Keefer, Brett Kudlak, and Alex Bushong provided assists.
- Garman's hat trick was his second straight and third of the season. His game included a strike with 0.4 seconds left in the first half.
- Lebanon Valley was held to 0-for-9 on extra-man opportunities, while King's converted both of their chances.
- Shots were an even 23-23, and LVC led 15-8 at the half.
- King's goalkeeper William Pokorny was hot, stopping 10 shots to earn the win. Kevin Masterson had two saves for LVC.
- LVC's long poles had solid games, as Zane Brown recorded four caused turnovers, Andy Thurby three, and Coleman Wagner two. Austin Minnich generated four CTs in a midfield role.
- Jeremy Beaver won 10 of 18 face-off chances; counterpart Nick Foley was 8-for-19.
- King's was led offensively by Brock Johnson's three goals and Cam Trick's two goals and three assists.

Next Up
LVC finishes non-conference play Saturday at Neumann.