Lebanon Valley 14, Scranton 10

LVC Starters
Kuntz, Moatz, Maleski, Bannan, Lloyd, Jones, O'Neill, Morris (GK), Schmidt, Stoltzfus, Bingham, Boyce

Scranton Starters
Rossetti (GK), Lins, Gallaher, Rogers, Allen, Kerr, Siepietowski, Keelan, Windisch, Gallo, Olert

How It Happened
Sam Boyce, Emma Jones, and Makenzie Kelley each scored four goals en route to Lebanon Valley's 14-10 victory over the University of Scranton on Wednesday night. The Dutchmen jumped to 2-1, while the Royals fell to 1-2.

In the first few minutes of the first half, LVC and Scranton traded off goals, as Jones scored the game's first goal just 28 seconds in and after a Royals' goal at 23:06, Boyce put the Dutchmen back on top at 22:24. After Scranton's Elena Gallo evened the game at 2-2 at 18:55, LVC rattled off the contest's next five goals and went into halftime with a 7-2 advantage.

Coming out of the halftime break, the Dutchmen continued to lead by a considerable margin, as a Kelley goal at 17:47 made it 11-4 in favor of LVC. Over the next five minutes, the Royals scored three straight and cut the lead to 11-7 with 12:36 left in the game. From there, Jones scored once and Kelley added two more to extend the lead back to seven at 14-7. Scranton scored three late goals, but never came close tying the Dutchmen.

Top Performers
- Jones had four goals on six shots to go along with an assist, two ground balls, two caused turnovers, and five draw controls.
 - In addition to her four goals, Boyce added two assists and two draw controls.
 - Kelley had the best game of her young career by far, scoring four goals on five shots while notching four draw controls and causing two turnovers.
 - Brooke Stoltzfus caused a team-high three turnovers.

Inside the Numbers
 - The two squads were tied in shots on the night at 24-24 and Scranton held the slight edge in shots on goal at 21-18.
 - Shelby Morris got the win for LVC, making 11 stops on the evening.
 - The Dutchmen went 14-for-16 on clear attempts and the Royals went 16-for-22.
 - LVC dominated in draw controls at 18-7.

Who's Next?
The Dutchmen travel to Newport News, Va. on Saturday to take on Christopher Newport at 1 p.m.