The Muhlenberg men’s soccer team fell from second to sixth in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Mid-Atlantic rankings following its 2-0 loss at Johns Hopkins. The Mules are one of five Centennial Conference schools in the top 10 in the region:

1. Messiah (4-0-1)
2. Carnegie Mellon (5-0)
3. Johns Hopkins (6-1)
4. Elizabethtown (4-1-1)
5. Gettysburg (5-1)
6. MUHLENBERG (3-1)
7. Franklin & Marshall (4-1)
8. Arcadia (2-1-1)
9. Swarthmore (5-1)
10. Wilkes (4-2)

Young, who entered the match ninth in the CC with 4.18 digs per game, improved her average to 4.36.

The Muhlenberg volleyball team dropped its third match in a row, falling at Dickinson in four games in its first Centennial Conference contest of the season.

As has happened in all 12 of the Mules’ matches, one team jumped out to a 2-0 lead. For the seventh time, the other team won Game 3, as Muhlenberg (4-8, 0-1) led from start to finish in a 30-27 victory. The Red Devils (5-8, 1-0) won easily in the fourth game, however.

Freshman Phylicia Lee led the Mule attack with 10 kills. Sophomore Megan Eiser broke her three-day-old career-high in assists, with 34, and junior Megan Young logged 25 digs.

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