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Season review Muhlenberg sent its longtime coach out with an excellent season that included 16 wins and a trip to the Centennial Conference semifinals.

June 2: Muhlenberg wins sportsmanship award Muhlenberg was honored for its conduct by the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association.

May 1: McClary named new coach Muhlenberg selected Scott McClary (left), a 1994 graduate of the College, to be its 23rd men’s basketball coach. McClary spent the last six years as head coach at Marymount.

March 10: Madeira announces retirement The winningest coach in Muhlenberg’s athletic history, Dave Madeira (right) has retired after 22 years as head men’s basketball coach.

February 28: Season ends at F&M Muhlenberg overcame an early 10-point deficit to take a second-half lead on a basket by senior Tim Murray (left) but Franklin & Marshall pulled away late for an 87-79 win in the semifinals of the Centennial Conference playoffs. Freshman Spencer Liddic scored 15 points to lead the Mules for the second straight playoff game.

February 25: Muhlenberg wins playoff game Senior Mike Bernardini (right) made two free throws with 1:24 left to break a 50-50 tie, and Muhlenberg held on to defeat Haverford, 52-50, in the first round of the Centennial Conference playoffs.

February 24: Playoff preview The Mules will try to pull off a rare feat and beat Haverford for the third time this season in the first round of the Centennial Conference playoffs. Three Mules, including junior second-team selection Peter Barnes, were named to the All-CC team.

February 23: Playoff schedule set Muhlenberg will host Haverford in its first home playoff game in seven years.

February 21: Mules fall in finale, to host playoff game Muhlenberg erased a 10-point deficit in the last 2:57 of regulation, but lost in overtime at Ursinus, 97-90. The loss dropped the Mules to the fourth seed in the Centennial Conference playoffs, giving them a first-round home game against Haverford.

February 18: Muhlenberg clinches playoff berth The Mules clinched a Centennial Conference playoff berth with a 76-70 win against Dickinson. Darrell Roth (left), one of four seniors starting on Senior Night, scored 10 points.

February 17: Barnes honored locally Junior Peter Barnes was named to the Lehigh Valley Small College Team of the Year.

February 16: Foster named player of the week Junior Ryan Foster was named Centennial Conference player of the week after leading the Mules to two big wins.

February 14: Muhlenberg wins nail-biter for 10th CC win Junior Ryan Foster (right) hit a three-pointer with 19 seconds left, then blocked a potential game-tying jumper in the final seconds to preserve a win at Johns Hopkins. The Mules completed a season sweep of Hopkins for the first time, moved into third place in the Centennial Conference and tied a school record with their 10th CC win.

February 11: Mules move into tie for third Junior Brian Frankoski (left) scored a career-high 20 points as Muhlenberg breezed to a 79-53 win against Swarthmore. The victory moved the Mules into a tie for third place in the Centennial Conference with three games remaining in the regular season.

February 9: Muhlenberg bitten by Bulldogs Regionally ranked DeSales closed the game on an 11-2 run, scoring the winning basket with 8.5 seconds left to beat Muhlenberg, 59-57.

February 7: Mules upend Gettysburg Junior Peter Barnes (right) recorded his ninth double-double of the season with 22 points and 12 rebounds and hit the go-ahead basket with 1:31 left as Muhlenberg notched its second straight big road win, 62-58 at Gettysburg.

February 4: Muhlenberg hangs on for key road win Muhlenberg saw a 13-point lead shrink to one in the last six minutes but came away with an important 53-50 win at Haverford. Junior Ryan Foster scored a game-high 19 points.

January 31: Tough loss for Mules Muhlenberg ran out of time and fell to .500 in the Centennial Conference with a 65-63 loss to McDaniel.

January 28: Balanced attack leads Mules to big win The Mules improved their playoff outlook by knocking off defending Centennial Conference champion Ursinus, 86-68. Junior Zachary Rosenberg (left) was one of five Mules in double figures, scoring a career-high 12 points in his second start.

January 26: Mules rewrite record books Muhlenberg set school and Centennial Conference records by going 26-for-26 from the foul line in a 73-65 win at Swarthmore. The two teams combined to break a Division III mark with a 38-of-39 performance on free throws. Freshman Spencer Liddic (right) scored 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting.

January 24: Muhlenberg falls at Washington Muhlenberg shot poorly in the first half and could not recover, losing 71-61 at Washington.

January 21: Mules hold off Dickinson Sophomore Evan Tozer (left) made six free throws in the final 31 seconds to help Muhlenberg pick up its first road win of the season, 66-62 at Dickinson. Tozer finished with 11 points.

January 17: Muhlenberg comes up a point short In a tight game in which neither team led by more than five points, Muhlenberg lost to No. 21 Franklin & Marshall, 60-59.

January 15: Mules break long drought vs. Hopkins Muhlenberg held Johns Hopkins without a field goal in the last three minutes to snap a 21-year, 13-game home losing streak to the Blue Jays with a 64-57 win. Senior Chris MacIntosh (right) put the Mules ahead for good with a driving layup with 2:45 left.

• January 14: Liddic honored for academics
• January 13: Muhlenberg outlasts Washington
• January 10: Mules nearly pull off upset
• January 7: Early deficit costly again
• January 4: Mules fall in final
• January 3: Madeira wins 300th
• December 15: Mules go into holidays with win
• December 9: MacIntosh honored as unsung hero
• December 6: Mules suffer first CC loss
• December 3: Muhlenberg wins big in CC opener
• November 25: Mules suffer first loss
• November 22: Muhlenberg wins Scotty Wood title
• November 21: Mules advance to Scotty Wood final
• November 20: Season preview
• November 18: Scotty Wood Tournament preview