Argentina, China, Dominican Republic, England, France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, and Spain, as well as at domestic programs in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. Athletics Lebanon Valley College is a member of NCAA Division III, competing in the MAC Commonwealth. LVC offers 26 intercollegiate sports, including Pennsylvania's first varsity eSports program, which competes in the National Association of Collegiate Esports. The athletic program began in 1893 with baseball and then football in 1897. Men's and women's basketball were introduced in 1904. LVC's teams are called the Flying Dutchmen, and its mascot is the Dutchman. Men's teams Baseball Established 1893. 2002 and 2022 Commonwealth Conference Champion and Coach Jonas Fester named MAC 2022 Coach of the Year. Plays at McGill Field Basketball Established in 1904. 1994 NCAA Division III National Champions The 1952–53 team reached the NCAA Sweet 16, and is the smallest school in enrollment (425 students) to advance that far. Plays at the Louis A. Sorrentino Gymnasium Cross Country Competes at Union Canal Tunnel Park in Lebanon. Football Established in 1897 2009 and 2011 ECAC Southwest Bowl champions Has produced 11 all-Americans Plays at Henry and Gladys Arnold Field. co-champions with Lycoming in 2013 for MAC Division III First NCAA Division 3 football appearance in school history Wittenburg University (OH) beat LVC in first round of tournament Played its first game under lights. Current coach is alum Joe Buehler ('89) Golf Began play in 1965 Hosts tournaments at Lebanon Country Club. Ice Hockey Began play in 1998 Plays home games at Hersheypark Arena and the Giant Center in Hershey, Pa. Lacrosse Originally sponsored from 1965 to 1985, re-established in 2010 Plays at Arnold Field Soccer Established in 1973 Plays home games at Herbert Field Swimming Established in 1988 Competes at the Arnold Sports Center Tennis Was played as early as 1915 and has been sponsored several times since then, regaining varsity status for good in 1992 Won six Commonwealth Conference titles since re-establishing, most recently in 2009. Track & Field (indoor and outdoor) Established in 1913 Has produced eight All-Americans Competes at the Arnold Sports Center (indoors) and Arnold Field (outdoors). Women's teams Basketball Established in 1904 Has won three straight Commonwealth Conference champions (2011, 2012, 2013) Advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2011 and NCAA Sweet 16 in 2012 Plays at the Sorrentino Gymnasium Cross Country Had its first MAC Champion in 2012 with freshman Kelsey