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Season review A young Muhlenberg team tied for third in the Centennial Conference and narrowly missed a playoff berth.

May 20: DeLuca named to All-America team Recent graduate John DeLuca (left) became the first player in team history to earn All-America honors twice when he received honorable mention. He also was selected to play in the Division III All-Star Game.

May 12: Curley named to Academic Honor Roll Sophomore Andy Curley (right) was named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom and on the field.

May 5: Two named to All-CC first team Senior Nick Fletcher (left) was one of two Muhlenberg players voted to the All-Centennial Conference first team.

April 25: Muhlenberg wins thriller in finale Senior Andrew Lolley (left) scored with 8.9 seconds left in overtime to give Muhlenberg a dramatic 8-7 win against Ursinus in its last game of the season. The Mules tied the score on a goal with 0.9 seconds left in regulation. Junior goalie Andrew Bell (right) allowed only four goals in relief and made a key stop in overtime.

April 22: Mules tune up for finale with win The Mules won at Moravian, 14-2, in their second-to-last game of the regular season. Junior Matthew Schroeder (left) scored his first career goal and picked up four ground balls for a defense that flirted with a shutout. Junior Paul Munday (right) recorded his first career hat trick with three goals.

April 18: Another tough loss for the Mules Muhlenberg suffered its fourth one-goal loss of the season, falling 8-7 at Montclair State. Freshman Alex Ardolino (right) scored two goals and added an assist.

April 11: Streak snapped at three Muhlenberg’s winning streak was snapped at three with a 12-11 loss at McDaniel. Senior Nick Fletcher scored a career-high four goals.

April 8: Horowitz saves day for Muhlenberg Muhlenberg was outshot 52-32 by Dickinson, but sophomore Mike Horowitz (left) made 24 saves and the Mules won their third straight, 10-8. Freshman Clint Watkins (right) scored two goals.

April 4: Two in a row for the Mules Sophomore Brent Siebold (left) scored three goals for his first hat trick of the year as Muhlenberg won its second straight, 10-8 vs. Franklin & Marshall. The Mules turned a 3-2 deficit into a 10-3 lead by scoring eight straight goals. Sophomore Tom Brant (right) picked up eight ground balls.

March 28: Mules win first in double OT The Mules picked up their first win of the season, defeating Swarthmore 4-3 on Ari Jacobson’s goal 51 seconds into the second overtime.

March 25: Muhlenberg takes No. 14 Fords into overtime Muhlenberg overcame a three-goal second-half deficit on three consecutive goals by junior Ari Jacobson (left), but 14th-ranked Haverford scored 35 seconds into overtime to win, 8-7.

March 21: Mules battle nationally ranked Bullets Muhlenberg trailed No. 18 Gettysburg only 4-3 at halftime, but could not score in the second half and lost, 7-3, in its home opener.

March 14: Muhlenberg drops CC opener Muhlenberg lost at nationally ranked Washington, 16-7, in its first Centennial Conference game.

March 7: Mules come up a goal short Muhlenberg rallied from four goals down but wound up losing at FDU-Florham, 8-7. Freshman Corey Aferiat (right) scored four points on two goals and two assists.

March 4: More tough competition for Mules Muhlenberg lost its second straight game to a nationally ranked team, falling 17-7 at No. 11 Lynchburg.

February 22: Muhlenberg beaten in opener The Mules opened the 2009 season with a 16-4 loss at No. 11 Stevens.

February 19: Season preview A playoff appearance last year has the Mules ready to take the next step.

September 19: Team enjoys overseas trip Men’s lacrosse joined the list of Muhlenberg teams that have taken an international trip when it traveled to Ireland and England this summer.

September 9: Mules honor fallen soldier Both Muhlenberg lacrosse teams ran in a charity 5K race established in honor of a young woman killed in Iraq.