ANNVILLE, Pa. - #10 Lebanon Valley remained undefeated with a forceful 75-45 win over Shenandoah Sunday evening.
 
Led by Tierney Hiltz, the Dutchmen (4-0) had four players reach double-digit scoring. Hiltz led with 15, while Caitlin Bach scored 11 and Kiely Chaklos and Kerri Stolle scored 10 each.
 
LVC headed to halftime with a 36-24 lead and used two big second-half runs to lock in the win. Lauren Ruhl opened a 14-0 run with a three-pointer five minutes after the break. The run included five layups – a stat that speaks to the control the team held inside throughout the game.
 
The Dutchmen reeled off another 7-0 run later in the half built around repeated trips to the free throw line. Amanda Donia, Liz Borgia, and Peyton Carper each hit shots from the line.
 
Hiltz created opportunities for herself by leading the team in rebounding with seven boards – all defensive. Stolle and Bach finished with five rebounds each.
 
Shenandoah (1-4) proved a gunslinging bunch, shooting 8-for-27 from outside the arc. They shot just 27.3 percent to LVC's 54.7 from the field. The Hornets had five different players hit on three pointers.
 
LVC hosts conference rivals #13 Messiah Wednesday night at 6 p.m.