DOYLESTOWN, Pa. ­­– The Lebanon Valley College Women's Soccer team received contributions from several players in its final game of the 2024 season, propelling the program to a 3-0 victory at Delaware Valley University on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Robert A. Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial Stadium. Abrielle Miller helped lead the way offensively, tallying four points with a goal and two assists.  

The Aggies (2-15-1, 0-7-0 MAC Freedom) tallied the first shot of the day, as the program sent the ball to the left of the net at the 1:09 mark. The Dutchmen (8-8-2, 2-3-2 MAC Freedom) also created a scoring chance early in the first half, as Kalei Noonan sent a shot over the upper right corner of the net 4:41 into the stanza. The programs then went back and forth defensively for over six minutes, as neither team took another shot until Megan Ressler's attempt went to the left of the net at the 11:01 mark. The Flying Dutchmen kept registering shots as the frame progressed, as Jordan Lasky took a shot that was saved 14:21 into the match.

Lebanon Valley opened the scoring 21:20 into the opening half, taking a 1-0 lead over Delaware Valley. The program got on the board when Miller sent a header shot into the back of the net, courtesy of an assist by Chloe Moser. The Dutchmen continued to tally shots as the stanza rolled on, sending the ball toward the net four more times during the remainder of the first. Darrian Berkheimer contributed to these efforts, taking a shot on goal that was saved at the 26:55 mark before an attempt that went to the left of the net at the 34:50 mark. LVC's defense was also stellar in the remaining minutes of the half, as the program kept the opposition scoreless to take a 1-0 advantage into the break.

The Flying Dutchmen kept working to create scoring chances as the second half began, as Sophia Floyd took a shot that was saved 49:12 into the match, and Miller had a try that was saved at the 50:41 mark. The Aggies countered with two shots on goal within 28 seconds in the 57^th minute, and both of these attempts resulted in important saves by goalkeeper Camryn Porter. The programs followed this by going back and forth on the defensive end, as neither side logged a shot on goal for nearly 19 minutes.

The Dutchmen put another tally on the scoreboard at the 75:17 mark, providing the squad with a 2-0 lead. The team went up by two on Jordan Lasky's goal that got over the leaping attempt of the goalie and settled into the left corner of the net, following an assist by Miller. Lebanon Valley tacked another 81:34 into the contest, going ahead 3-0 against Delaware Valley. The final goal of the afternoon was scored by Ressler, as the first-year sent a shot into the center of the net after another assist by Miller. This would stand as the final score, as LVC's defense kept Delaware Valley scoreless through the 90^th minute.

Inside the Box Score

• Miller scored her fourth goal of the season and dished out two assists for a season-most four points. The sophomore also had a game-high four total shots and tied a game-high two shots on goal.
• Lasky also found the net for the fourth time during the campaign. The junior took three total shots and tied a game-high two attempts on goal
• Ressler netted her third goal of 2024.
• Moser dished out the assist on Miller's goal.
• Lebanon Valley outshot Delaware Valley 17-5 and had an 8-2 advantage in shots on goal.
• Porter made two saves and posted her fifth shutout of the year.
• The Dutchmen tallied four corner kicks while the Aggies had two.

Lebanon Valley finished the 2024 season with an 8-8-2 overall record and a 2-3-2 mark against MAC Freedom opponents.

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