Lebanon Valley College Athletics

 

10 Wes MacMillan 1960-63

A multi-position star, MacMillan quarterbacked LVC to the 1961 MAC title as a sophomore, then moved to halfback and became Lebanon Valley’s first-ever MAC most valuable player as a senior in 1963.

 

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11 John Zola 1959-61

As a junior running back in 1961, Zola was fatally injured during a game at Drexel. Today, he is memorialized with a statue outside the football locker room, donated by his 1961 teammates.

 

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21 Lou Sorrentino 1950-53

LVC’s do-it-all quarterback was an all-American in 1953, responsible for 12 TDs in seven games that year. He went on to sign with the Philadelphia Eagles following his graduation.

 

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26 Rick Coleman 1974-77

Coleman graduated as LVC’s all-time leading rusher with 3,106 yards and 21 touchdowns. His yardage mark stood for more than 30 years until 2009, and he held the touchdown record until 1989.

 

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55 Hank DiJohnson 1946-49

A record-breaking running back, the hard-nosed DiJohnson ran for 21 touchdowns in his career, a record not broken until 1989. He is the only Dutchman to score a TD via running, receiving, kick return, and punt return in a season.

 

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88 Ed Thomas 1967-70

One of LVC’s last two-way players, Thomas was an all-state defensive end, helping to lead LVC to a share of the 1969 MAC championship. He also played tight end and fullback for the Dutchmen.