Lebanon Valley 2, Juniata 1 (2OT)

LVC Starters
DiMaggio, Stevens, Steenkamer, Fleisher, Dombroski, Dennis, Youngs, Vulopas, Arnst, Fox, Gorman

Juniata Starters
Alexander, Onjack, Shephard, Marker, LaFollette, Miller, Scholten, Berculo, Waite, Ostrzyzek, Edwards

How It Happened
Lebanon Valley won its second overtime contest of the season, this time of the double OT variety, when Megan Arnst finished off Maddie Fox's pass following a penalty-corner with no time remaining in the second extra session to clinch a thrilling 2-1 victory at Juniata on Wednesday night.

The Eagles (0-2) committed a foul inside the circle as time expired, giving LVC (2-1) one last opportunity to avoid penalty strokes. The Dutchmen didn't disappoint.

Lebanon Valley came from behind in this one, erasing a 1-0 deficit when Casey Dombroski netted her first goal of the young season in the game's 41st minute just moments after Rachel Gorman put a ball in play on a penalty corner.

Juniata struck first when Rachel Weigel gathered a Sarah Alexander pass and put her attempt into the back of the box with 14:14 left to play in the first half.

No Time, No Problem
Arnst's game-winner was a thing of beauty. With zeroes on the clock, the Dutchmen were one turnover away from trying their hand at penalty strokes. Instead, Fox hooked up with Arnst for what proved to be the most thrilling score of the young season, prompting the LVC bench to storm the field for a frenzied walk-off celebration.

Inside the Numbers
- Wednesday's overtime contest was LVC's second extra-session game in three tries. The Dutchmen emerged victorious in both outings.
- Interestingly, Lebanon Valley and Juniata needed an overtime period to settle things last fall. Maddie Fox ended things when she found the back of the box to give LVC a 3-2 win under the lights at Arnold Field.
- Casey Dombroski's game-tying goal was the first of her collegiate career.
- The Dutchmen finished with a 17-6 advantage in shots. LVC put 15 of its attempts on target, while the Eagles managed just two shots on goal.
- Lebanon Valley was awarded 15 penalty corners on the night. Juniata managed just three attempts.
- Fox got off a game-high six shots on goal and Brittany Fleisher put all four of her attempts on target.
- Goalkeeper Sarah DiMaggio had to make just one save in earning her first victory of the season. Juniata's Kylie Edwards made 12 stops on the night.

Who's Next?
LVC returns to the friendly confines of Arnold Field for the team's home opener against Haverford on Saturday morning. Due to a heat advisory, the start time has been pushed up to 10:30 a.m.