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October 23: Mules contribute to charity events Muhlenberg recently helped raise money for ALS and victims of domestic violence.

Season review A string of close losses prevented the Mules from returning to the Centennial Conference playoffs.

May 12: Four named to Academic Honor Roll Senior Matthew Ordog (right) was one of four Mules named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom and on the diamond.

May 8: Conti earns academic honor Senior Christian Conti (left) earned Academic All-District honors for the second year in a row.

April 30: Two earn All-CC honors Two Mule seniors were named to the All-Centennial Conference second team.

April 26: Mules fall in extra innings Muhlenberg came back from a 7-1 deficit to force extra innings, but DeSales scored two unearned runs in the top of the 10th to win 9-7 in the Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Lehigh Valley College Baseball Showcase.

April 25: Conti puts on hitting display in split Senior Christian Conti hit for the cycle in the Mules’ split at Washington in their last Centennial Conference games of the season.

April 23: Milestone, record, win at Susquehanna Senior Edward Risener (right) notched his 100th hit and junior Dan Fisher tied a school record in the Mules’s 6-4 win at Susquehanna.

April 19: Seniors sweep in last home games The Mules closed out their home schedule with a 10-9, 9-7 sweep of McDaniel. Chris Costa (left), one of nine seniors honored between games, singled in the winning run in the bottom of the eighth in Game 2.

April 18: Long weekend starts with split Playing the first of back-to-back doubleheaders, the Mules split with Johns Hopkins. Senior John Kalis (right) went 5-for-9 in the doubleheader, including the winning home run in the first game.

April 17: Mules settle for split Muhlenberg could not repeat its win against Dickinson from the previous day and lost 14-9 at home.

April 16: Muhlenberg breaks out in big way Freshman Nick Busillo (left), making his first career start, went 4-for-6 with three RBI to lead a 21-hit attack as Muhlenberg snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 14-5 win at Dickinson.

April 15: Mules to host first Butz Showcase Muhlenberg will play two other local schools at the home of the AAA affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies.

April 10: Muhlenberg suffers one-run loss Muhlenberg dropped its seventh straight game, coming up 90 feet short in a 3-2 loss at Ursinus.

April 7: Ursinus comes back for win Muhlenberg led 2-1 and 4-2, but Ursinus came back to win, 9-5.

April 5: Mules drop fifth straight Muhlenberg hit two late home runs in an 8-4 loss at Haverford.

April 4: Milestones, but losses, for Mules Junior Eric Pomroy (right) was one of two Mules to reach career milestones in a doubleheader loss to Franklin & Marshall.

March 31: Mules come up a run short The Mules scored one in the eighth and two in the ninth but fell to Haverford, 6-5. Sophomore Jeff Puklin (left) went 4-for-5 with an RBI.

March 28: Last-minute hits highlight split Muhlenberg was down to its final out before tying the game in both ends of its doubleheader with Gettysburg. Sophomore Bobby Spindler (right) provided the tying hit in the opener, which the Mules went on to win, 6-5. Gettysburg scored in extra innings to take the nightcap by the same score.

March 27: Mules complete sweep of Swat Muhlenberg completed a sweep of its Centennial Conference-opening series against Swarthmore with a 5-1 win. Sophomore Jason Daniels (left) pitched into the eighth inning and allowed only seven hits, and senior John Kalis went 4-for-5.

March 24: Muhlenberg wins CC opener The Mules began Centennial Conference play on the right foot, defeating Swarthmore, 4-1. Junior Phil Cresta (left) worked into the ninth, allowing only five hits, to pick up the win.

March 21: Fisher comes back to sweep St. John Fisher swept the Mules, 4-3 and 22-5, to win the teams’ three-game series.

March 20: Muhlenberg wins in dramatic fashion Muhlenberg scored seven runs – six with two outs – in the bottom of the ninth to stun St. John Fisher, 10-9, in the opening game of a three-game series. Senior Eric Hammond (left) delivered the walkoff hit, a two-run triple.

March 18: Mules tie TCNJ Muhlenberg tied traditional power New Jersey, 3-3, in a game called after nine innings due to darkness. Sophomore Kevin Witmier (right) allowed only four hits and one run in seven innings.

March 17: Muhlenberg breaks out vs. Moravian Sophomore Clint Lynch (left) tied a school record with three doubles and junior Phil Cresta pitched seven shutout innings as the Mules broke out of their team hitting slump with an 18-4 win against Moravian.

March 14: Bats quiet in trio of games Muhlenberg scored only one run in losing one game to Wilkes and two to Elizabethtown.

March 11: Mules win home opener on walkoff Junior Dan Fisher (right) doubled and scored the winning run with one out in the bottom of the ninth as Muhlenberg came back to beat Lebanon Valley, 6-5, in its home opener.

March 6: Spring trip ends with DH loss Muhlenberg closed out its trip to Florida with a pair of 9-0 losses to King’s.

March 5: Mules lose close one The Mules got a complete-game effort from junior Phil Cresta but lost to a strong Rose-Hulman program, 3-2.

March 4: Pitchers come up aces Muhlenberg received outstanding starting pitching from seniors Brent Morris (left) and Mike Misciagna in a doubleheader split with Husson. Morris pitched a complete game in the opener, a 6-3 win.

March 2: Bats stay hot vs. Northland The Mules reached double digits in runs for the third time in fourth games, defeating Northland, 16-8. Junior Mark Shive (right) allowed no earned runs in three relief innings to earn his first career win.

• March 1: Muhlenberg splits a pair
• February 28: Mules fall in extra innings
• February 26: Season preview
• January 23: All in the family