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Braden Bohannon hands the ball off to Tim Ervey
George Youngs
10
Alvernia AUFB 0-7 , 0-5
31
Winner Lebanon Valley LVC 3-3 , 2-2
Alvernia AUFB
0-7 , 0-5
10
Final
31
Lebanon Valley LVC
3-3 , 2-2
Winner
Score By Quarters
Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F
AUFB Alvernia 0 0 3 7 10
LVC Lebanon Valley 0 10 7 14 31

Game Recap: Football |

Football Runs Wild in Homecoming Win Over Alvernia

Lebanon Valley 31, Alvernia 10
 
LVC Starters – Offense
Bohannon (QB), Ervey (TB), Murhon (FB), Olson (WR), Niemeyer (WR), Underwood (TW), Klinger (LT), Krakowski (LG), Shaeffer (C), Ramirez-Guzman (RG), Phillips (RT)
 
LVC Starters – Defense
Fester (DE), Miller (DT), Siegfried (DT), Brubaker (DE), Estes (LB), Lutz (LB), Gibney (LB), Burch (CB), Moody (FS), Williams (SS), Gaumer (CB)
 
Alvernia Starters – Offense
Washington (QB), Carey (RB), Scurlock (WR), Perkins (WR), Fetrow (WR), Rosahac (TE), Korahrens (LT), O'Hara (LG), Boyle (C), Miller (RG), Giudice (RT)
 
Alvernia Starters – Defense
Ammarell (DT), Gawrys (DT), Savarese (DE), Whiten (LB), Kauffman (LB), Stanton (LB), Sayles (LB), Vaugn (CB), Fleming (FS), Hugee (SS), Jackson (CB)
 
How It Happened
ANNVILLE, Pa. – In front of a packed crowed on Homecoming, Lebanon Valley College's Football team delivered a dominant 31-10 victory over Alvernia University on Saturday in Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Football action. The Flying Dutchmen improved to 3-3, 2-2 MAC, while the Golden Wolves fell to 0-7, 0-5 MAC.
 
1st Quarter
  • In the opening quarter, the visitors put together a nice drive until Erik Williams picked off Kevin Washington's pass at LVC's 21-yard line and returned it six yards to halt Alvernia's scoring chance. From there, the Dutchmen put together a solid drive using mostly its ground game and was threatening to score heading into the second.
2nd Quarter
  • Early in the second, LVC capped a 14-play, 62-yard drive with Kevin Roberts' 28-yard field go to give the Dutchmen a 3-0 lead.
  • After LVC's defense forced a three-and-out, the home team continued to hurt the Golden Wolves on the ground and the Dutchmen put together another impressive drive, this time a 12-play, 68-yard drive then ended with Braden Bohannon's 11-yard TD rush that increased LVC's lead to 10-0 heading into halftime.
3rd Quarter
  • LVC received first in the third and Alvernia attempted some trickery with an onside kick, but it was illegal touched by kicker Ryan Long, giving the Dutchmen great field position at Alvernia's 35-yard line.
  • Tim Ervey needed just one play to score, as he broke off a 35-yard run for his first TD of the game to make it a 17-0 contest.
  • The Golden Wolves got on the board later in the quarter thanks to Henry Garton's 37-yard field goal, but LVC still led by two scores at 17-3.
  • After gaining momentum with a drive that finally involved points, Alvernia gained even more momentum after Ryan Long's punt was partially blocked by Logan Grauer, but then an LVC defender touched the ball and Anthony Hugee pounced on it at the Dutchmen's 37-yard line.
4th Quarter
  • The visitors took advantage of the LVC miscue thanks to Malcolm Carey's one-yard rushing TD, bringing the Golden Wolves to within seven at 17-10.
  • Later in the fourth, Ervey became the workhorse and rushed all six times in LVC's drive and capped it with a five-yard TD, his second of the game, putting the Dutchmen ahead 24-10.
  • Then, on LVC's next possession, Ervey and the Dutchmen put the game out of reach off Ervey's 49-yard touchdown, his third of the contest, as LVC went on to handle Alvernia 31-10.
Inside the Numbers
  • Ervey rushed for a career-high 178 yards and found pay dirt three times.
  • Bohannon rushed 15 times for 82 yards.
  • As a team, the Dutchmen racked up 307 yards on the ground.
  • LVC's defense held Alvernia's Kevin Washington to just 131 yards and had two picks.
  • The Dutchmen also held one of the MAC's best rushers, Malcolm Carey, to just 37 yards after Carey came into today's game averaging over 100 yards per game.
  • Brandon Brubaker was a dominant force on defense after making a game-high 14 tackles. He added eight solo tackles, five tackles for loss, and half a sack.
  • Brad Shear notched seven total tackles and added five solo.
  • Erik Williams had five solo tackles, a tackle for loss, and an interception.
  • Adam Martin had a pair of solo tackles and a pick.
  • Noah Caldani added three tackles, a sack, and two tackles for loss.
  • LVC had 307 yards on the ground compared to Alvernia's 67.
No Place Like Homecoming
LVC has now won 11 of its last 13 Homecoming contests.
 
Who's Next?
LVC is back in action next Saturday, Oct. 23, when the Dutchmen travel to Wilkes-Barre to take on Wilkes University at 1 p.m.
 
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