No. 20 Stevenson 11, Lebanon Valley 5 LVC Starters Crawford, Warmingham, Olives, Beaver, Croyle, Owsinski, Campbell, Tamberino, Torrence, Epple (GK) Stevenson Starters McKee, Spruill, Thelen, Candon, Lawlor, Varnado, DeFazio, Harris, Guldin, Steinberg (GK) How It Happened OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Lebanon Valley suffered an 11-5 setback at the hands of No. 20 Stevenson University on Tuesday night in MAC Commonwealth men's lacrosse action. The Flying Dutchmen slipped to 6-9, 2-4 MAC Commonwealth, while the Mustangs jumped to 8-6, 6-0 MAC Commonwealth. Stevenson netted the game's first four goals, including a pair by Ethan Christensen, to take a 4-0 advantage with 5:52 remaining in the first quarter. The Dutchmen got one back late in the opening quarter when Joe Olives found the back of the net for his 11th goal of the season to bring LVC to within one at 4-1 after one period of action. In the second, the Mustangs held the Dutchmen off the scoreboard and added two more goals to go up 6-1 at halftime. In the third, after the home team made it 7-1, Matt Torrence netted his 29th of the year, bringing the visiting Dutchmen to within five. The Mustangs, however, answered with back-to-back goals, but Torrence scored again with 18 seconds to go to make it a 9-3 game. Then, in the fourth quarter, Evan Crawford and Kevin Beaver netted consecutive goals for LVC, but it wasn't enough, as LVC went on to fall by an 11-5 score. Inside the Numbers - Torrence finished with two goals, two ground balls, and a caused turnover. - Crawford scored a goal and scooped up three ground balls. - Cam Epple made 15 saves in net for the Dutchmen. - Nate Owinski, Nick Coyne, and Courtland Hackel each collected three ground balls. - Nick Mowry caused a team-high two turnovers on defense. - JT Thelan and Christensen scored three goals each for Stevenson. - The Mustangs led in shots (47-27) and shots on goal (26-13). - The home team also led in total ground balls at 43-27. Who's Next? LVC has two more regular season games remaining, both MAC Commonwealth contests. The Dutchmen travel to Chester to battle Widener on Wednesday, April 24th, before hosting Albright on Saturday, April 27th at 1 p.m.