Photo Credit: Steve Kime

Lebanon Valley 14, Marymount 3
 
LVC Starters
Crawford, Warmingham, Olives, Kime, Beaver, Croyle, Campbell, Tamberino, Epple, Torrence
 
Marymount Starters
Akers, Kinstler, Clarkson, Mackiewicz, Smolens, Friedman, Scales, Imbruglia, Birch, Ralston
 
How It Happened
ARLINGTON, Va. – The Lebanon Valley Flying Dutchmen proved to be too much for the Marymount University Saints after scoring five unanswered goals in the second quarter and outscored the Saints 14-3 in Saturday afternoon's non-conference men's lacrosse contest. The Dutchmen gained their first win of the season and advanced to 1-4, while the Saints dropped to 1-4.
 
The Dutchmen were the first to score with 10:34 left in the quarter after Trevor Holak found the back of the net unassisted. LVC added another one to the board 4:26 later when Kevin Beaver with the assist from Matt Torrence netted one on a man-up opportunity. Marymount kept the Dutchmen with in one after scoring a goal with 2:26 to go in the first.
 
The Dutchmen took the momentum of the game and ran with it in the second quarter. LVC was off to a quick start after Beaver with the assist from Max Warmingham scored 0:26 into the quarter on another man-up opportunity. Lebanon Valley continued to keep offensive pressure on the Saints and scored four more unanswered goals to end the quarter. The Dutchmen entered into the second half leading 7-1.
 
Beaver became a huge offensive threat to the Saints after scoring Lebanon Valley's first three goals in the second half. Joe Olives added two more to the Dutchmen's 10-2 lead after scoring two goals less than a minute apart. Torrence was right behind him and scored two more goals of his own giving LVC a 12-point lead. Marymount slipped past LVC and scored one more goal to end the game, but Lebanon Valley's lead was too large and the Dutchmen went on to win 14-3.
 
Inside the Numbers
- Kevin Beaver led LVC in goals with five, shots at 14, and points with seven.
- Joe Olives scored four goals and Matt Torrence scored three.
- Trevor Holak and Josh Croyle each scored a goal apiece.
- Max Warmingham led the Dutchmen with three assists and Beaver was right behind him with two.
- Torrence and Barrett Campbell led with four ground balls each.
- Torrence caused a team high of three turnovers. Luke Tamberino and Nick Coyne caused two.
- Cam Epple saved 13 shots and Nick Serrano saved two.
- LVC had 24 shots on goal compared to Marymount's 18.
- Lebanon Valley went 19-for-23 on clears.
- The Saints led the Dutchmen in ground balls (42-29) and faceoffs (17-3).
 
Who's Next?
The Dutchmen are back at home on Friday, March 15th, at 7 p.m. when they take on the Monarchs of King's College (Pa.).  
 
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