Lebanon Valley 9, Marywood 1
 
LVC Starters
Strickler, Ross, Scott, Swope, Santoleri, Evitts, Kleeschulte, Cohen, Weiland, Shutt, Dungan
 
Marywood Starters
Moyer, Youngman, Vonltter, Barlok, Dailey, Moken, Da. Rill, Sobolewski, De. Rill, Schmadtke, Sliwka
 
How It Happened
Rileigh Jo Evitts and Meghan Ross turned in performances for the record books in Lebanon Valley's 9-1 victory over Marywood at Herbert Field on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 7.
 
Ross set the single-game program record for assists with five, while Evitts matched the single-game program record for total points with 10 and tied the program's single-game record with five goals scored. During a span that stretched from the first half into the second, Evitts netted five scores in a row, three of which came off assists from Ross, and turned a tie game into a rout.
 
With the score tied 1-1, Evitts converted the game-winner off an assist from Cheyenne Scott in the 20th minute. Almost exactly a minute later, she found the net again, this time off a feed from Ross. After the break, Ross again connected with Evitts who finished off her attempt and gave the Flying Dutchmen (2-0) a three-goal cushion. The duo hooked up for the third time when Evitts stabbed a Ross cross into the top of the net in the 57th minute, and Evitts capped her scoring output with a breakaway marker less than a minute later.


 
After LVC fell behind in the early going, it was Teanna Shutt who converted the equalizer to draw the Dutchmen even with the Pacers (0-2) in the 11th minute. Nearly 60 minutes later, Shutt buried her second of the contest to put the home team ahead 7-1. Both markers came off assists from Ross.
 
A pair of freshmen notched the first points of their LVC careers when Kylie Heath found twine following a feed from Rachel Barrick in the 76th minute and Kira Pushart finished off the game's scoring with her first marker of the season with 10:25 left to play. Caity Howett, another freshman tallying her first point, added the assist.
 
Standouts
Meghan Ross and Rileigh Jo Evitts - I mean, come on. Ross broke the program record for assists in a game with five. Evitts tied the single-game program record with 10 total points and matched the program's single-game record for most goals with five. We're going to be talking about what these two did in this one for a while.
 
Inside the Numbers
- Meghan Ross' five assists bested the previous single-game record of three, once held by numerous players, including her former teammate Sammy Bost.
- Rileigh Jo Evitts matched Chrissy Henise's single-game program marks of five goals and 10 total points, originally set in 1997.
- Teanna Shutt was a perfect 2-2 on shot attempts.
- LVC outshot the Pacers 24-8 and held a 16-5 advantage in the shots-on-goal category.
- The Dutchmen earned five corner kicks, compared to two for Marywood.
- Starting goalkeeper Emma Strickler made three saves in earning the victory, while Alli Bickling made one stop in a reserve appearance.
- Jackie Vonltter netted the lone goal of the game for the Pacers.
 
Who's Next?
The Dutchmen host Haverford at Herbert Field on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 9.