Stevenson 4, Lebanon Valley 1

LVC Starters
Bokina, Smith, Lloyd, D'Ginto, Moffat, Tarasiewicz

SU Starters
Brezinski, Antonelli, Ricci, Pozuc, Blackburn, Smyth-Hammond

How It Happened
In a preview of a future conference rivalry, Stevenson escaped Hersheypark Arena with a 4-1 come-from-behind victory over Lebanon Valley on Friday night, Jan. 6.

After a scoreless first period, MacKenzie Bokina put the Flying Dutchmen (2-9) on the board first when she flipped her attempt past SU goaltender Annie Smyth-Hammond 52 seconds into the second period off an assist from Elaine Tarasiewicz.

It took the Mustangs (8-5) less than 20 seconds to tie the score thanks to Rachel Grewette's equalizer following the team's center-ice faceoff win moments after Bokina's marker.

Stevenson took the lead with less than five minutes remaining in the second period when Sarah Antonelli netted the first of three Mustang power-play goals off a Chelsea Blackburn assist.

Blackburn capped the game's scoring with less than six minutes to play in the game after Cierra Siemasko scored the Mustangs' second power-play goal of the night midway through the third period.

Stat of the Night
82 – The number of saves made by LVC goaltender Jillian Moffat against Stevenson. Her 82 stops were the second-most she's made this year after turning away 90 attempts against Utica last month. For Moffat, it was her fifth game of the season in which she made 70-plus saves.

Inside the Numbers
- Lebanon Valley managed just six shots on the night, compared to 86 by the Mustangs.
- Stevenson took advantage of eight LVC penalties and finished with three power-play scores.
- The Mustangs committed zero penalties.
- SU goaltender Annie Smyth-Hammond made just five saves in earning the victory.
- Stevenson finished with a 55-16 faceoff advantage.
- Nikki Lloyd got off a team-high three shots for the Dutchmen.

Who's Next?
The Dutchmen finish off the second game of a home-and-home series with the Mustangs at Stevenson tomorrow night.