Frostburg State 9, Lebanon Valley 6
 
LVC Starters
Crawford, Warmingham, Olives, Kime, Beaver, Croyle, Campbell, Tamberino, Torrence, Epple (GK)
 
FSU Starters
York, Gregory, Sipes, Howarth, Ruppert, Clinton, Colvin, Lucas, Ward, Marks
 
How It Happened
ANNVILLE, Pa. – Frostburg State University netted six third-quarter goals to overtake Lebanon Valley and eventually edge the Flying Dutchmen 9-6 on Wednesday afternoon in non-conference men's lacrosse action. LVC slipped to 0-2, while the Bobcats jumped to 1-0.
 
The Dutchmen got off to a hot start when Kevin Beaver found the back of the net with 11:55 left in the first to open up this afternoon's scoring. He followed it up by scoring another unassisted goal less than two minutes later to increase LVC's advantage to 2-0 and that score held up after one period of action.
 
Josh Croyle scored his fifth of the season for the Dutchmen off an assist from Kevin Beaver early in the second, then Matt Torrence netted a goal from Trevor Holak with 5:41 left in the second to give LVC a comfortable 4-0 lead. With just 38 seconds left until halftime, however, Frostburg State's Paul Ruppert scored the visitor's first of the game, and that goal would prove to be huge down the stretch, as the tally gave the Bobcats momentum heading into halftime.
 
In the third, Frostburg outscored LVC 6-0 to overtake the Dutchmen and grab a 7-4 lead heading into the fourth. At the 9:35 mark of the final quarter, Joe Olives brought LVC back to within two at 7-5, but the visitors answered with a goal at 7:15. Torrence then scored his second of the day with 4:49 remaining to make it 8-6, but with 34 seconds to go, the Bobcats' Michael Sipes put the game out of reach with a tally.
 
Inside the Numbers
 - Beaver finished with two goals and a pair of assists on 11 shots. He added two ground balls for the Dutchmen.
 - Torrence netted a pair and added an assist to go along with six shots and three ground balls.
 - Luke Tamberino and Nick Coyne scooped up three ground balls apiece.
 - Cam Epple made an impressive 21 saves, just three away from his most ever of 24, which is also the school record.
 - Frostburg's Paul Ruppert ended with three goals, while Michael Sipes and Jason Clinton each scored twice.
 - The Bobcats led in total shots at 57-28.
 - LVC went 19-for-28 on clears and Frostburg was 16-for-17.
 - The visitors held the advantage in ground balls at 39-24.
 
Who's Next?
LVC looks for its first win of the season on Saturday, March 2 when Goucher pays a visit to Arnold Field for a 1 p.m. game.
 
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