Lebanon Valley College Men's Soccer Team Secures Thrilling 2-1 Victory Over Johns Hopkins University

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The Lebanon Valley College men's soccer team, led by Head Coach Charlie Grimes, secured their third consecutive win and the 200th career victory for Coach Grimes with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Johns Hopkins University on Wednesday, September 17. The Dutchmen's win marked their first-ever game against the Blue Jays, and the team's resilience and defensive efforts shone throughout the match.

Key Takeaways:

  • Lebanon Valley College secured their third consecutive win with a 2-1 victory over Johns Hopkins University.
  • Head Coach Charlie Grimes recorded his 200th career win, marking a milestone achievement for the program.
  • Nathan Prex recorded his fourth goal of the season, including his second game-winner, and dished out an assist on Ben Ammon's goal.
  • The Dutchmen's defense was impressive, with goalkeeper Ryan Simonette recording four saves and the team blocking multiple shot attempts by the Blue Jays.
  • Prex posted game-highs with six shots and three shots on goal, showcasing his individual performance.
  • The team's return to action will be on Saturday, September 20, at 4 p.m., when they will host Rutgers-Camden at Herbert Field.

Statistics:

  • Goalkeeper Ryan Simonette recorded four saves for Lebanon Valley.
  • The Flying Dutchmen took eight shots, including five attempts on goal.
  • The Blue Jays also put five shots on target.
  • Prex posted game-highs with six shots and three shots on goal.
  • Coach Charlie Grimes recorded his 200th career win.

Sources:

  • Harrisburg: Lebanon Valley College Athletics (no date mentioned in the original text)