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* Centennial Conference Champions *
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Season review
Muhlenberg completed an amazing turnaround with its fourth Centennial Conference championship.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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April 20: Two sophs honored
Sophomores Ashley Brewer and Alyssa Bruckner earned weekly Centennial Conference honors after helping the Mules clinch a playoff spot.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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2009 Yearbook
Results:
Tuesday, March 31
vs. Dickinson, W 3-0/W 3-0
Saturday, April 4
vs. Washington (Md.), W 3-2/W 5-0
Sunday, April 5
at Susquehanna, W 9-3
Tuesday, April 7
at Swarthmore, W 9-3/L 4-5
Saturday, April 18
at McDaniel, W 9-0/W 11-0
Sunday, April 19
at Haverford, L 0-8/W 2-0
Thursday, April 23
at Moravian, L 1-5/L 2-3
Saturday, April 25
vs. Ursinus, L 0-1/W 3-1
Saturday, May 2
vs. Gettysburg, W 8-5 vs. Haverford, L 2-8 (CC playoffs at Ursinus)
Sunday, May 3
vs. Gettysburg, rained out (CC playoffs at Ursinus)
Thursday, May 7
vs. William Paterson, suspended (NCAA Tournament at Ramapo)
Friday, May 8
vs. William Paterson, L 2-9
vs. Farmingdale State, L 1-4
(NCAA Tournament at Ramapo)
season complete
Quick Facts:
Head Coach
Roni Rivera
Career Record 19-18 (1 season)
Office Phone 484-664-3415
Assistant Coaches
Christana Crivellaro
Geoff Conklin
2009 Record 19-18 - CC Champions -
2009 CC Record 12-4
Home Field Cedarcreek Field
First Year of Program 1979
All-Time Record 459-419-1 (.523)
NCAA Tournament Bids 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2000,
2001, 2003, 2009
CC Championships 2000, 2001, 2003, 2009
ECAC Tournament Bid 1999
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