Junior Jamie Gluck tied the game with her first goal of the season.

Wilkes took the early lead just 8:19 into the game when Lyndsey McWilliams scored off a header from an assist by Holly Shiber. Muhlenberg tied the score only 59 seconds later when Gluck scored from straight out beyond the circle with a shot that just sailed above the goalie’s outstretched arms.

Klicka broke the halftime tie when she scored off a header from a cross pass from Jennifer Gitto. “I feel really great right now,” said Klicka. “It is a nice feeling to break the ice and calm my freshman nerves by being able to help the team and make contributions.” Klicka, who also scored the game-winning goal in Muhlenberg’s 1-0 win at Schreiner, went on to say, “This is a supportive team who pushes you to be the best, and it is a good environment for success.” Kim’s sister, Jill, was a soccer player on Wilkes, where she scored two goals against Muhlenberg in 1999.

Iberer secured the victory for the Mules by scoring on a breakaway from the right side of the net with a little less than two minutes to play. It was a game mostly dominated Muhlenberg, particularly in its 19-3 shot advantage. Click here for box score.