PITTSTON, Pa. ­­– Sky Campanile and Anna Dale both found the net twice for the Lebanon Valley College Women's Ice Hockey team, leading the program to a 4-0 victory over King's College on Saturday, Jan. 11, at the Revolution Ice Centre. Dale's two goals increased her career total to 23, setting the program record. 

The Dutchmen (9-4-1, 6-3-1 MAC) opened the scoring 2:32 into the first period, taking a 1-0 lead over the Monarchs (4-7-2, 4-4-2 MAC). The program got on the board when Campanile sent the first shot of the game into the net. King's countered with a shot on goal at the 2:37 mark, but goaltender Lacy Bigelow responded with a save for LVC. Lebanon Valley also continued to tally shots during the frame, as Laura Radford registered an attempt that was saved at the 6:56 mark before Dale's try was saved a minute later. Back on the defensive end, Bigelow kept limiting the opposition with saves at the 8:34, 8:45, and 9:37 marks. 

The Flying Dutchmen then generated more offensive opportunities as the opening period went on, as Radford and Dale took back-to-back shots on goal that were saved during the 11^th minute. The Monarchs followed this by sending more shots toward the net as well, which resulted in Bigelow making saves at the 10:56, 11:02, 11:07, and 14:44 marks. During this key defensive stretch for LVC, Julia Schafer also blocked a shot by King's 13:58 into the period. The programs then proceeded to go back and forth for over four minutes, as neither program put a shot on goal over this span. Lebanon Valley found the net again before the end of the first, extending its advantage to 2-0 with 29 seconds left. The team went up by two on a goal by Dale, courtesy of assists by Tiffany Anderson and Addison Taylert.

Bigelow faced a shot by the Monarchs just 13 seconds into the second period and delivered a save for the Dutchmen. Lebanon Valley followed this by creating a pair of scoring chances, as Leela Nemani and Erin Yorke both had shots on goal saved within three seconds during the opening minute. Bigelow also continued her productive afternoon as the frame went on, coming through with five more stops for LVC over the next 7:29. The goaltender then made a save at the 11:34 mark to preserve the team's two-goal advantage.  

The Dutchmen kept sending the puck toward the net during the second period as well, as Dale's attempt was saved 12:04 into the frame before Campanile's had two tries saved within eight seconds in the 14^th minute. Defensively, Radford contributed to LVC's efforts by blocking a shot attempt at the 14:52 mark. Bigelow then logged saves at the 15:23 and 16:45 marks before Norah McCauliffe tallied a block 17:28 into the period. Lebanon Valley's offense closed out the second by generating a couple more opportunities during a power play, as Yorke put a shot on goal that was saved at the 18:30 mark before Campanile's attempt was saved with 36 seconds to go. 

King's was aggressive offensively when the third period got underway, putting nine shots on goal over the first 4:16, with eight of these attempts coming during power plays. Bigelow's dominant outing continued during this stretch, as the goaltender made saves on all nine attempts. The Dutchmen also created scoring chances during the third, as Alex Franke took a shot on goal that was saved at the 5:29 mark before Nemani's try was saved 6:58 into the frame. The Monarchs later responded with a pair of shots on goal during a power play, and Bigelow made saves on these tries at the 8:51 and 9:35 marks. 

Lebanon Valley put another point on the scoreboard 10:48 into the third period, claiming a 3-0 lead. The squad found the net on Campanile's second goal of the day, following an assist by Franke. The Flying Dutchmen also remained productive on the defensive end, as Bigelow tallied stops at the 11:11, 12:13, and 14:16 marks. Franke then contributed to these efforts with a block 15:33 into the third before Bigelow made another save at the 16:53 mark. 

The Dutchmen added an insurance goal 18:29 into the third period, making it a 4-0 game. The program scored for the fourth time on a short-handed, empty net goal by Dale after an assist by Yorke. The Monarchs followed this with a shot on goal during a power play at the 19:07 mark, which resulted in Bigelow's 36^th save. Lebanon Valley went on to preserve its four-goal advantage through the end of the period, securing the win. 

Inside the Box Score

• Campanile scored her second and third goals of the season, including the first-year's second game-winner of the campaign. 
• Dale also found the net twice, bringing her career total to 23 goals to set the program record. The sophomore broke the previous record of 21 career goals, which was held by Abby Radcliffe. Additionally, Dale ranks at the top of the MAC leaderboard with 16 goals and 19 points this season. 
• Anderson dished out her team-leading eighth assist of the season on Dale's first goal. 
• Taylert was also credited with an assist on the first goal by Dale. 
• Franke tallied an assist on Campanile's second goal of the game.  
• Yorke logged an assist on Dale's second goal. 
• Lebanon Valley took 20 shots on goal. 
• Campanile and Dale tied for the team lead in shots on goal with five each. 
• Bigelow made a season-high 36 saves in her fourth shutout performance of the campaign, tying Olivia Magneson's 2022-23 season for the most shutouts in a year in program history. This also marks LVC's sixth shutout of the 2024-25 campaign, which is tied for the most in Division III and the most in program history. 
• The Flying Dutchmen posted six blocks on the defensive end. 
• Schafer, McCauliffe, Radford, Franke, Anderson, and Jess Dawe each blocked a shot for LVC.
• Lebanon Valley had a 35-21 advantage in faceoff victories. 
• Franke and Anderson tied for a game-high 11 faceoff wins. 

Up Next
The Dutchmen will return to action at 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 17, when the program will host Hood College for the first of two games next weekend at Hersheypark Arena.  

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