Lebanon Valley 13, Bryn Athyn 6
 
LVC Starters
Crawford, Warmingham, Federowicz, Kime, Beaver, Croyle, Klaus, Tamberino, Torrence, Epple (GK)
 
Bryn Athyn Starters
Vandegrift, Kozlowski, Koniecki, Leech, Sewell, Traber, Frazier, McCurdy, Fields, DePasquale (GK)
 
How It Happened
ANNVILLE, Pa. – A strong opening quarter propelled the Lebanon Valley Flying Dutchmen to a 13-6 victory over the Lions of Bryn Athyn College on Wednesday night in non-conference men's lacrosse action. The Dutchmen moved to 3-5, while the Lions dropped to 1-4.
 
Leading scorer Kevin Beaver, with the assist from Evan Crawford, was the first to put one on the board for the Dutchmen 3:56 in to the opening period. Bryn Athyn answered back nearly a minute later tying the score at 1-1, but it didn't take long for LVC to retake the lead, as the Dutchmen went on a six-point run with the last goal coming from Michael Fisher with assist from Max Warmingham with 0:23 left in the quarter, and Lebanon Valley entered the second quarter leading 7-1.
 
The second and third quarters were much more quiet as both teams were hustling on defense. LVC was able to get four more past the Lions, two of which were scored by Beaver, and the Dutchmen entered into the final quarter leading 11-4.
 
The fourth period was off to a quick start after Beaver, with the assist from Crawford, found the back of the net 0:41 from the start of the quarter. It looked like Bryn Athyn was going to make a late comeback after scoring two goals within 53 seconds of each other, but the Dutchmen continued with its forceful offense stout defense, and later Crawford, with the assist from Matt Torrence, scored the final goal of the game. The Dutchmen kept its early lead and went on to win 13-6. 
 
Inside the Numbers
- Kevin Beaver led both teams with six goals. Evan Crawford had the second-most with three.
- Max Warmingham led with four assists, and Crawford was right behind him with three.
- Courtland Hackel went 16-for21 on faceoffs and scooped up eight ground balls.
- Cam Epple had a total of nine saves and earn the win in net, while Bryn Athyn's Brad DePasquale had 13.
- The Dutchmen led with 26 shots on goal, picked up 33 ground balls compared to the Lions 13, and went 16-for-21 on faceoffs.
 
Who's Next?
Lebanon Valley heads to Immaculata, Pa. on Saturday, March 23rd, to play the Mighty Macs i its last non-conference game of the season at 1 p.m.
 
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