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Evan Kutzler intercepts a pass in the end zone.
Julie Beidler
20
Winner Lebanon Valley LVC 3-4 , 3-3
9
Misericordia MIS 3-4 , 2-4
Winner
Lebanon Valley LVC
3-4 , 3-3
20
Final
9
Misericordia MIS
3-4 , 2-4
Score By Quarters
Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F
LVC Lebanon Valley 7 3 10 0 20
MIS Misericordia 3 0 0 6 9

Game Recap: Football |

Football Rushes Past Misericordia

DALLAS, Pa. – The Lebanon Valley College football team pounded out 209 rushing yards to go with two interceptions and four sacks in a key victory over Misericordia University, 20-9, in Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) play on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Mangelsdorf Field. The win keeps LVC just one game back of third place in the jumbled conference standings with three games to play.

Quarterback Braden Bohannon paced the LVC (3-4, 3-3 MAC) rushing attack with 109 yards and a score. He threw for another 117 yards and touchdown.

LVC raced out of the gates courtesy of strong runs by Malachi Williams who finished with 54 yards on the day. The Cougar defense stiffened around midfield, forcing a 4th-and-3, but Bohannon connected with Ethan Heisey on a 39-yard throw down the middle that put LVC inside the five. Three plays later, Bohannon scored on a quarterback sneak.

After a Misericordia (3-4, 2-4 MAC) field goal, LVC powered the ball down the field and went back up by seven after a Tim Kissinger 35-yard field goal. The Dutchmen carried that 10-3 lead into halftime.

The Dutchmen opened the second half with more of its punishing rushing attack during a 13-play, 61-yard touchdown drive. In a nifty move, Bohannon rolled left and then flipped the ball into the end zone where Rylee Stahl snagged it between a trio of Cougar defenders for his first touchdown of the season.

Carter Foust picked off Misericordia on the ensuing possession that LVC converted into another Kissinger field goal, pushing the lead to 20-3. Evan Kutzler added an impressive fourth-quarter interception inside the 10—his fourth on the year.

Ryan Enright and Foust led the Dutchmen defensively with eight tackles each, followed by Noah Caldani, Jacob Horton, and Brody Robinson with seven each.

Inside the Box
  • Kissinger has drilled eight field goals this season, surpassing the seven made during the 2023 campaign. He is tied for most field goals in the MAC.
  • Foust became the fourth LVC defensive back to tally at least two interceptions this year. LVC leads the MAC in team picks with 11.
  • Bohannon has rushed for at least 100 yards in four games this year and moved into fifth place on LVC's all-time rushing list.
  • LVC's defense totaled up four sacks by Noah Caldani, Sheadan Makosy, Jacob Karkoska, and Jake Marcus. 
Up Next

The Dutchmen return home and will host Widener University (3-4, 3-3 MAC) on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. in another critical game for postseason hopes.
 
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