Gettysburg College Athletics

Tonight's non-conference game marks the 26th all-time meeting between Gettysburg (1-1-2) and Lebanon Valley (3-1) in a series that dates back to 1975. The Bullets lead the all-time series 21-4 but the teams have split wins over the last six seasons. The Flying Dutchmen won last season in Annville, 3-0.

WHEN LAST WE MET: Though Gettysburg took 11 shots, the Lebanon Valley back line kept Gettysburg from scoring to post their fourth shutout of the season, blanking the Bullets 3-0 last season. Noah Holgado had Gettysburg's best scoring opportunities, leading the team with on two shots on goal. Kevin Muhic made three saves in goal. Aaron Weitzel contributed one goal and one assist for the Dutchmen. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

LAST TIME OUT: Both Gettysburg and Cal Lutheran had their opportunities at the goal but all of the game's offense came in a span of 68 seconds for a 1-all draw on Saturday. Chase Sempervive got the Bullets on the board off a second-half corner kick. JP Melgoza got the equalizer just over a minute later for the Kingsmen. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

FOUR OUT OF FIVE AIN'T BAD: Four of Gettysburg's five goals this season have been scored by different players. Chase Sempervive became the first Bullet to record multiple goals on the year when he found the back of the net on Saturday. The others have contributed assists for Gettysburg this season. Sempervive is the only player who has been a part of more than one tally this season.

ON THE ROAD: Tonight's game will be the Bullets' fifth straight on Clark Field to start the season. The team's first road game comes at Southern Virginia on Saturday. That will start of stretch of four out of five games on the road.

LAST TIME OUT: ­­Nathan Kimball scored his first career goal for Lebanon Valley, helping lead the squad to a 2-0 victory over Penn State Harrisburg on Saturday. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

HOME, SWEET HOME: The Dutchmen are 3-0 at home this season. The lone loss came in the team's lone road game so far this season, falling 2-0 at Muhlenberg last Wednesday. Including tonight's game, Lebanon Valley plays three of its next four game away from home. 

SPREAD IT OUT: The Dutchmen have had seven different players find the back of the net in the first four games and 11 different players have registered a point. Aaron Weitzel has two goals to lead the squad while Nolan Ross has a goal and two assists.