ANNVILLE, Pa. – The FDU-Florham football team dropped its second game in a row as the Devils fell 37-13 to MAC foe Lebanon Valley on the road Saturday afternoon. 

DEVILS HIGHLIGHTS

• Jake Sconza was 16-for-27 in completions and threw for 143 yards and two touchdowns. 
• Kwanir Edwards had 21 attempts on the ground, logging 88 total yards with his longest being a 13-yard run. 
• Michael Alvarez and Joe Marcello hauled in FDU's two touchdowns on the afternoon with Marcello having the Devils longest catch in the air at 27 yards. 
• Matt Heinemann and Sam McNair tallied six tackles each with Heinemann recording one of FDU's two sacks on the day. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• FDU's first drive of the day began as a promising one as four-yard run from Edwards and a six-yard pass completed to Patrick LePoidevin resulted in a Devils first down. The drive made it to FDU's 36-yard line before the Devils punt team took the field. The Dutchmen blocked the FDU punt and returned it for the first score of the game with 8:20 left in the opening quarter. 
• The second quarter began with a three-and-out for the Devils. The Dutchmen took over at their own three-yard line and after charging down field and having a touchdown nullified die to a holding call, the Dutchmen doubled their lead on a 19-yard pass to Trey Freeman making it 14-0 with 7:47 left to go in the half. With a field goal with under 10 seconds to go in the half, the Dutchmen made it a 17-0 game at halftime. 
• In the third quarter, Sconza connected with Marcello on a 27-yard pass down the middle as Marcello ran it into the LVC endzone for the Devils first touchdown of the season, making it a 17-6 game. 
• LVC answered in the fourth as the Dutchmen scored 20 points that were unanswered until a 20-yard pass from Sconza to Alvarez made it a 37-13 game. 

GAME NOTES

• Saturday's touchdowns were the first two of Sconza's career. 
• Alvarez's 20-yard touchdown was the first TD of his career and his longest career reception. 
• Marcello joined Alvarez and Sconza with career firsts as his 27-yard touchdown reception was the first of his career. 
• Matt Heinemann extended his streak of having at least half of a sack to four straight games dating back to last season. 

 
Up Next
FDU football returns to the gridiron on Saturday, Sept. 21 as the Devils head to King's College for their next MAC matchup. Kick-off is set for 1 p.m. 

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