Lebanon Valley 4, King's (Pa.) 2
 
LVC Starters
Stillwaggon (LW), Humes (C), Glass (RW), Templeman (D), Tarasiewicz (D), Moffatt (G)
 
King's Starters
Aitken (LW), King (C), Redden (RW), Almon (D), Mietlicki (D), Zeveney (G)
 
How It Happened
PITTSTON, Pa. – Lebanon Valley scored at least a goal in each period en route to their fifth win this season, a 4-2 victory over King's (Pa.) in UCHC and MAC women's ice hockey action on Saturday afternoon. The Dutchmen jumped to 5-16-1, 2-15-0 UCHC, while the Monarchs dropped to 1-20-1, 0-15-0 UCHC.
 
The Dutchmen were the first to get on the board when Olivia Cindrich found the back of the net with the assist from Lainey Tarasiewicz 11:41 into the first period.  With strong defense from LVC, the Monarchs were unable to score, and Lebanon Valley entered the second up by one.
 
Both teams were knotted up for most of the second period, until Chloe Glass ripped one in unassisted with 0:16 seconds left in the period to give the Dutchmen a 2-0 cushion heading into the final period.
 
King's kept the hope alive and netted one in 4:00 into the third. Lebanon Valley answered back just over three minutes later when Darby Seymour lit the lamp on a power-play opportunity with the assist from Amy Templeman and Madalyn Nelson 7:01 into the period. The Dutchmen were up 3-1. The Monarchs closed the gap and came within one of Lebanon Valley when Josee Aitken found the back of the net 15:15 into the period. LVC wasn't done, however, and 19:03 into the period, King's pulled its goalie to bring out the extra attacker. Glass scored her second goal of the game on the empty net with 19:42 left in the game with the assist from Jade Julius, and the Dutchmen hung on comfortably for the 4-2 victory.
 
Inside the Numbers
- Chloe Glass led the Dutchmen with two goals and Olivia Cindrich added one.
- Lainey Tarasiewicz, Amy Templeman, Madalyn Nelson and Jade Julius all had an assist each.
- Mychaela Pitta led the Dutchmen with six shots. Cindrich and Glass right behind her with five.
- Lainey Tarasiewicz had the most points for LVC with three.
- Jill Moffatt stopped a total of 34 shots. The most coming in the third period with 16.
- Cindrich was 14-12 in faceoffs and Caitlyn Keenan was 6-5.
- There were nine penalties in the game, four coming from LVC. 
 
Who's Next
The Dutchmen are back in Hersheypark Arena tomorrow, February 10th, to try to close out the series against King's (Pa.) at 2 p.m. It's also Senior Day for Amy Templeman as she takes the ice in Hersheypark Arena for the last time for LVC.
 
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