Live Video
The game will be streamed live online and for free on LVCtv.
 
Live Stats
Fans can follow along with all the action by tracking live stats at GoDutchmen.com/live.
 
Going to the Game
(DIRECTIONS) Admission to the game will be by donation. All proceeds go toward the Genetics Program at the State Health Cancer Institute as well as the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
 
Parking
(MAP) Fans should utilize the usual Arnold Sports Center lot to park. Once full, fans should take advantage of overflow parking in the gold lot out past the LVC Softball Park.
 
Jersey Auction
(AUCTION PAGE) In honor of the event, Lebanon Valley will again be auctioning off specially-designed jerseys that each player will wear for one afternoon only against the Lions. Each jersey is being auctioned online through bidding at LVC's athletic website GoDutchmen.com until Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Proceeds from the auction will be directed to the Genetics Program at the Penn State Health Cancer Institute. All other proceeds will go to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.

 

For a Cure
Each year through the annual Pink Game jersey auction, the sale of Pink Game t-shirts, a bake sale run by LVC's Colleges Against Cancer (CAC), and the accepting of donations on the night of the contest, Lebanon Valley raises thousands of dollars for charitable organizations that aid in the prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer, including the Genetics Program at the Penn State Health Cancer Institute and the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
 
Special Guest
Every year prior to tip-off, the women's basketball team is joined on the floor of Sorrentino Gymnasium by a number of longtime supporters of LVC's endeavor to spread awareness of cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. Although they're unable to attend in person, Dr. Jeanne Donlevy Arnold and Ed Arnold continue their generous backing of the College with a special check during the presentation ceremony. On the court for the check presentation will be President Lewis Thayne, head coach Amy Sokaitis, seniors Anne Lehr, Jen Eck, and Ashley Kline, as well as Dr. Maria Baker who works in the Genetics Program of Penn State Health Center's Cancer Institute.
 
Prizes Up for Grabs
Thanks to the generosity of a number of businesses, LVC will raffle off numerous gift cards and small gifts during the Pink Game. At stoppages throughout the afternoon, winners will be announced and called to claim their prize near the official scorer's table. Prizes include gift cards from local establishments, including Athleta, Nike, LVC's Bookstore, and a FitBit watch, among other prizes.
 
You Had Me At Pizza
At halftime of the Pink Game, all LVC students are encouraged to walk over to the indoor sports arena where free pizza will be available, as well as more prizes that will be raffled off.
 
Postgame Autograph Session
Immediately following Saturday's Pink Game, the women's basketball team will be signing autographs in the downstairs lobby, under the stairs that lead to the gym entrance. All are encouraged after the game to meet your favorite players and coaches and get their autographs!
 
Last Year
(RECAP) In front of a packed house inside Sorrentino Gymnasium, four different players were in double digits in points to guide the Flying Dutchmen to a key 74-65 conference win over Widener back on Jan. 31, 2018. Becky Evans stuffed the stat sheet, totaling a team-high 22 points while adding four assists and four steals. Emily Mealey netted 15 points on 7-of-9 shooting, while Anne Lehr went for 12 points, five assists, and two steals. Morgan Bamberger added 11 points, including three 3-pointers. Thanks to the win, LVC has won three consecutive Pink Games.
 
Last Time vs. Albright
(RECAP) LVC held off a late Lions' rally and escaped Reading with a 66-65 victory back on Dec. 1, 2018. It was the Dutchmen's first win over Albright since Jan. 31, 2015. Mealey ended with a game-high 18 points, while Caroline Scarff netted 15 points and brought down a team-high eight boards. Bamberger chipped in 12 points and dished out six assists and Lehr went for 10 points and dished out a game-high eight assists while playing all 40 minutes.
 
LVC Quick Glance
LVC comes into Saturday's action as winners of five out of its last eight games. As it stands today, LVC and Widener are tied for the third spot in the MAC Commonwealth at 5-3 with Messiah (8-0) and Lycoming (7-1) ahead of the Dutchmen and the Pride. Mealey is leading the Dutchmen with 13.4 points per game and 6.3 rebounds per game. Lehr ranks second the squad with 12.9 points per game and is averaging 4.6 assists per contest.
 
Albright Quick Glance
The Lions remain in the playoff hunt as well, sitting at 4-4 in conference action and with an identical 9-8 record as LVC overall. Zaria Mohamed is leading Albright with 11.6 points per game, followed by Dejah Terrell (9.1) and Gabby Boggs (8.8). Boggs and Mohamed are dominating on the glass for Albright with Boggs at 9.6 rebounds a game and Mohamed at 8.2.
 
Who's Next?
LVC hits the road on Wednesday, Jan. 23 for a 6 p.m. matchup in Williamsport against Lycoming.
 
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