ANNVILLE, Pa. -- The Elizabethtown College women's lacrosse team had four different goal scorers in the game at Lebanon Valley, but were held to just two in the second half as the Flying Dutchmen won 21-5 in non-conference action at Arnold Field. Hannah Cressman had a team-high five points for Etown in the loss.

Lebanon Valley (3-4) had the Blue Jays shut out through most of the first quarter until Cressman's 12th of the season got Elizabethtown (1-5) on the board with under a minute left in the opening period of play. Megan Gress was credited with the assist on the junior's first goal of the game. Etown trailed 7-1 after one.

Cressman then recorded a pair of assists in the second quarter as Elizabethtown scored back-to-back goals less than a minute apart. Both goals also came a player down as Anna Charitonchick and Alexis Patterson tallied for the Jays. EC was down 11-3 at the half.

Cressman added her third assist of the game in the third quarter on Megan Gress' first career goal that made it 14-4. Kate Ziegler had the helper on Cressman's second of the evening, also coming in the third.

The Dutchmen did not allow a goal in the fourth as they went on to beat Elizabethtown, 21-5. Veronica Venezia had a game-high five goals and seven points for LVC.

Elizabethtown hosts Misericordia at Wolf Field on Saturday, March 19, at 1 p.m.