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January 29: Mules welcome Allentown youths Several Mules celebrated National Girls and Women in Sports Day by teaching inner-city Allentown girls about softball.

Season review Muhlenberg completed an amazing turnaround with its fourth Centennial Conference championship.

May 15: Ferrigno named to regional team Senior RiRi Ferrigno (left) earned third-team all-region honors from the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

May 12: Three named to Academic Honor Roll Junior Jenna Van Waalwijk (right) was one of three Mules named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom and on the diamond.

May 8: Mules eliminated from NCAAs The Mules were eliminated from the NCAA Tournament with a 4-1 loss to Farmingdale State. Muhlenberg lost its suspended game to William Paterson, 9-2.

May 7: NCAA game suspended Muhlenberg’s NCAA playoff game against William Paterson was suspended due to darkness in the top of the sixth inning with the Pioneers leading 5-2. Freshman Brittany Blohm (left) homered in the second for the Mules’ two runs. The game will be picked up at 10:00 on Friday morning.

May 6: NCAA preview Summer break starts a little later for the Mules, who travel to Ramapo for the NCAA Tournament after finishing up its schoolwork.

May 4: NCAAs start at Ramapo The Mules will play in the NCAA Tournament at Ramapo College in Mahwah, N.J. The seventh-seeded Mules are scheduled to play William Paterson in the first game of the double-elimination tournament on Thursday, May 7.

May 3: Muhlenberg wins conference title Muhlenberg was awarded its fourth Centennial Conference title when the second day of the CC playoffs was rained out.

May 2: Crist slams Mules to playoff win Senior Samantha Crist (left) hit a walkoff grand slam with one out in the bottom of the seventh to give Muhlenberg an 8-5 win against Gettysburg in the first game of the Centennial Conference playoffs.

April 30: Five earn CC honors Five Mules received postseason Centennial Conference recognition.

April 25: Split leaves Mules as second seed A split with Ursinus on the last day of the regular season gave the Mules the second seed for the Centennial Conference playoffs and a tie for the biggest turnaround in CC history. A leadoff single by sophomore Alyssa Epstein (right) set up what proved to be the winning run in the 3-1 Game 2 victory.

April 23: Mules swept at Moravian Regionally ranked Moravian handed the Mules their first doubleheader loss in nearly a month, 5-1 and 3-2.

April 20: Two sophs honored Sophomores Ashley Brewer and Alyssa Bruckner earned weekly Centennial Conference honors after helping the Mules clinch a playoff spot.

April 19: Next stop: playoffs Muhlenberg clinched its first Centennial Conference playoff berth since 2004 with a 2-0 shutout of Haverford in the second game of a doubleheader.

April 18: Mules close in on playoffs Playing for the first time in 11 days, Muhlenberg took a big step toward the Centennial Conference playoffs with a 9-0, 11-0 doubleheader sweep at McDaniel. Sophomore Jess Kasza (left) drove in three runs in the second game.

April 7: Muhlenberg splits at Swat The Mules split a Centennial Conference doubleheader at three-time playoff qualifier Swarthmore. Freshman Maggie Scarpelli (right) drove in the go-ahead run in an eight-run seventh inning in the first game and hit her first career home run in the second.

April 6: Bruckner honored by CC No-hit pitcher Alyssa Bruckner was named Centennial Conference pitcher of the week.

April 5: Hot streak continues The Mules ran their winning streak to seven games with a 9-3 win at Susquehanna. Freshman Shelby Smith (left) ws involved in all four of the Mules’ run-scoring innings and also pitched an inning to earn the win.

April 4: Six in a row for Mules Junior Allie Saltstein (right) made key contributions with her bat and her arm, helping Muhlenberg sweep Washington for its third straight doubleheader sweep.

March 31: Bruckner throws no-hitter in sweep Sophomore Alyssa Bruckner (left) pitched the first no-hitter for the Mules since 1990 to cap a 3-0, 3-0 sweep of Dickinson. Ashley Brewer tossed a two-hitter in the opening game.

• March 28: Mules power up to sweep F&M
• March 25: Bats silenced at TCNJ
• March 23: Brewer honored again
• March 21: Muhlenberg splits CC doubleheader
• March 20: Mules hang tough with Cortland
• March 18: Mules sweep in first home games
• March 16: Brewer named player of the week
• March 5: Muhlenberg closes on good note
• March 4: Pair of one-run losses for Mules
• March 2: Muhlenberg breaks into win column
• March 1: Mules drop first two games
• February 26: Season preview
• July 21: Rivera named head coach