Lebanon Valley 11, Immaculata 1

LVC Starters
Garman, Farwell, Bushong, Weaver, Wagner, Campbell, Warmingham, Epple, Landon, Torrence

IU Starters
Hughes, Johnson, Werkheiser, Touey, Kemble, Poteete, Reardon, Black, Aikins, States

How It Happened
It was all Lebanon Valley in the team's 11-1 victory at Immaculata on Saturday afternoon, March 4.

The Flying Dutchmen (2-1) led wire-to-wire and were dominant both offensively and on the defensive end of the field, as Klayton Garman, Austin Minnich, Kevin Beaver, and Max Warmingham all turned in three-point efforts, while the LVC defense held the Mighty Macs to just 11 shots on the day.

Garman got the visitors on the board first when he netted his first of three goals off a Warmingham assist at the 6:56 mark of the first quarter before Minnich doubled the Dutchmen advantage with a marker with a 1:30 left in the period.

LVC's offense roared to life in the second quarter to the tune of five goals, with Garman completing the hat trick with a pair in the period and Minnich, Alex Bushong, and Matt Torrence netting one score apiece to give the Dutchmen a 7-0 lead heading into halftime.

Lebanon Valley picked up where it left off after the break when Kevin Beaver sniped a goal past Immaculata goalkeeper Denton States early in the third quarter before Bushong tallied his second of the game off an Austin Marks assist at the 6:56 mark.

The Macs kept from being shut out thanks to a Mike Reardon score late in the third period but Brett Kudlak quickly responded with his first goal of the season off a Beaver find just 36 seconds later to make it 10-1 heading into the fourth.

Minnich completed his hat trick less than 20 seconds into the final quarter off an assist by Joe Olives to cap the game's scoring with 14:41 remaining.

Inside the Numbers
- LVC netted double-digit goals for the second time this season after opening 2017 with 12 scores in a win at Delaware Valley.
- Klayton Garman (3G), Austin Minnich (3G), Kevin Beaver (1G, 2A), and Max Warmingham (3A) each recorded three points on the day.
- The Dutchmen got off 52 shots against IU, while the Lebanon Valley defensive group led by starters Coleman Wagner, Blake Weaver, and Barrett Campbell held the Macs to just 11 attempts.
- LVC had 29 shots on goal, compared to just five for the home team.
- Lebanon Valley was 14-15 on clear attempts, while the Dutchmen defense and midfielders held IU to a 12-20 clear rate.
- Minnich and face-off man Courtland Hackel each scooped up a game-high five ground balls.
- Hackel finished the day 11-15 on face offs for LVC.
- Eli Hudson caused a game-best four turnovers for the Dutchmen, while Minnich and Wagner tallied two apiece.
- Cameron Epple had to make just three saves in goal for Lebanon Valley in 52 minutes of work, while Eric Wilcoxson made one stop in a reserve appearance.
- Immaculata's Denton States made 18 saves in taking the loss.

Who's Next?
The Dutchmen will spend their spring break gearing up for a trip to Marymount (Va.) next Saturday afternoon, March 11.