Muhlenberg athletes appear a total of 15 times in the Division III statistical leaders in the sports of field hockey, football and men’s soccer, through games of last weekend:

Field Hockey
• 3t. Kristen Bruschi, goals, 11
• 5t. Bruschi, points, 23
• 8. Muhlenberg, winning percentage, .889
• 13. Muhlenberg, scoring defense, 0.78
• 15t. Bruschi, goals per game, 1.22
• 16. Muhlenberg, average margin of victory, 2.22
• 18t. Lauren Schram, goals-against average, 0.78

Football
• 6. Kodi Shay, all-purpose yards per game, 223.0
• 11. Shay, kickoff return average, 33.5
• 23. Shay, punt return average, 14.1
• 29. Joe Getz, punting average, 39.7
• 32. Dan Walker, tackles per game, 12.0

Men’s Soccer
• 12. Muhlenberg, shutout percentage, 0.67
• 16. Muhlenberg, goals-against average, 0.44
• 28. Chris Davis, goals-against average, 0.55

Playing its first home match in nearly a month, the Muhlenberg volleyball team was swept by Moravian in three games.

The Mules (7-11) played catch-up most of the night and made little headway against a strong Greyhound team (13-2) whose only losses are to the top-ranked (Juniata) and 26th-listed (Eastern) teams in Division III.

After leading briefly (10-7) at the start of the first game, Muhlenberg strung together more than two consecutive points only once the rest of the match. That came in the third game, when the Mules cut a 13-7 deficit to 13-12 behind the serving of Kate Haggerty. Moravian quickly opened up a big lead again, however, and finished off the match.

Haggerty and Julie Lauro led the Muhlenberg attack with nine kills apiece. One of Lauro’s was the 700th of her career.

The Moravian win evened up the Matte Award standings at 2-2. Upcoming Matte contests are in women’s soccer (Oct. 27 at Moravian), football (Nov. 15 at Muhlenberg) and women’s and men’s cross country (Nov. 15 at Dickinson).

Muhlenberg opens up Centennial Conference play with a home tri-match against McDaniel and Swarthmore on Saturday.

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