ANNVILLE, Pa. – The Lebanon Valley baseball team will begin the 2023 campaign this weekend coming off one of the most successful seasons in program history. The Dutchmen will play a strong non-conference schedule as they look to return to the NCAA Tournament.
 
LVC will head down to Virginia on Friday afternoon to take on Shenandoah University at Kevin Anderson Field for a pair of seven inning games. The doubleheader was originally scheduled for Saturday but was moved up to Friday to beat the predicted bad weather this weekend. The Dutchmen are then scheduled to make their home debut on Tuesday February 28 against Muhlenberg College. The next day the team will play Gettysburg College on the road.
 
The Dutchmen will travel down to Florida during spring break and play eight games in Port Charlotte during the week of March 6-11. The trip starts off against Heidelberg University and Misericordia University on Monday. Tuesday brings games against Wabash College and Saint John's University. The Dutchmen will play New England colleges Rhode Island College and Dean College on Thursday and Friday before finishing the trip with games against Heidelberg and Baldwin Wallace on Saturday.
 
The team will take on Nichols College on March 15 at McGill Field before starting their MAC Commonwealth title defense with a three-game series against Eastern University March 17-18. Week two of conference play includes a mid-week non-conference battle at Immaculata University before facing Hood College on the weekend. The Dutchmen will host Messiah University on March 28 for a single game, play a three-game series against Albright College on March 31-April 1, and then finish their Messiah series on April 4 with a doubleheader in Grantham.

LVC will take on Stevenson the following weekend and then face Widener University April 14-15. The Dutchmen will travel to Elizabethtown College for a mid-week game before playing York College of Pennsylvania in a rematch of the past two year's Championship series. The final week of the regular season includes hosting Penn State Berks and a three-game series against Alvernia University.

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