Tuesday, March 21
SOFTBALL at Moravian, rained out
BASEBALL at Wilkes, rained out
WOMEN’S TENNIS Franklin & Marshall 9, Muhlenberg 0. The three-time defending Centennial Conference champions continued their 32 game conference win streak by shutting out the Mules. Click here for box score.

Wednesday, March 22
BASEBALL FDU-Madison 9, Muhlenberg 3. A four-run rally by FDU-Madison in the third was the big inning in the Mules' second straight loss. Senior Chuck Draper had two hits and an RBI for Muhlenberg, while sophomore Joshua Carter singled twice, stole two bases and scored two runs. Click here for box score.
LACROSSE Washington (Md.) 15, Muhlenberg 4. Washington sprinted out to a 10-1 lead in the first 20 minutes and cruised in the Centennial Conference opener for both teams. Junior Miruna Lovin scored two of the Mules' four goals. Click here for box score.

Thursday, March 23
MEN’S GOLF finished first at Susquehanna Tee-Off Tournament. Muhlenberg set a school record with its first sub-300 round ever, and had four of the top five individuals, to capture its second tournament of the school year. The Mules had a team score of 299, easily outdistancing second-place Susquehanna by 13 strokes. Their previous low round was 301, at the 1998 Gettysburg Fall Invitational. Senior Matt Skilton and freshman Andy Wright tied for first place with a 4-over-par 74. Skilton earned medalist honors on a match of cards. Senior Matt Deibert won the tiebreaker for third place with a 75, and junior Matt Berman was a stroke back to place fifth. Click here for box score.
WOMEN’S TENNIS Montclair State 5, Muhlenberg 4. Montclair State captured four out of six singles matches for a come-from-behind win. Junior Kerri Waldowski was a double winner for the Mules, becoming the 16th player in team history with 30 career wins in regular-season play. Senior Kristin Cahayla also won at both singles and doubles. Waldowski and classmate Marissa Lutzer came back from a 3-0 deficit to win 8-3 at first doubles — their 12th career win together, one short of the school record. Click here for box score.
MEN’S TENNIS Muhlenberg 6, Drew 1. Freshmen Brad Scheller and Cameron Parke continued their winning ways as the Mules improved to 2-0 on the spring. The duo teamed up for an 8-1 win at second doubles, and each won his singles match. Muhlenberg also received singles wins from junior Robby Richman, freshman Matt Fleissig and junior Mike McCormick. Click here for box score.

Friday, March 24
SOFTBALL Cortland State 3, Muhlenberg 0; Montclair State 4, Muhlenberg 3. The Mule bats woke up a little too late on the first day of the Montclair State/William Paterson Classic. Muhlenberg was shut out on four hits in the first game and had no hits through the first six innings of the second game. Senior Melissa Nardi led off the seventh with a double, however, and consecutive singles by sophomore Angie Tyson and freshmen Missy Arnott and Meghan Woods made it 4-1. An infield error scored a second run. With two outs and the bases loaded, freshman Kelly Berg singled to right, scoring Woods, but the tying run was thrown out at the plate to end the game. Click here for box scores.

Saturday, March 25
SOFTBALL Ithaca 2, Muhlenberg 0; Muhlenberg 3, Bridgewater State 2. The Mules faced two top-10 teams on the second day of the Montclair State/William Paterson Classic and came away with one win. Sophomore Angie Tyson pitched a five-hitter to earn her first win of the season as Muhlenberg nipped third-ranked Bridgewater. The Mules scored all their runs in the fourth, on back-to-back RBI singles by freshmen Missy Arnott and Kristen Best and a bases-loaded walk to sophomore Lori Blanchfield. In the opener, senior Heather Dreby allowed only five hits to No. 9 Ithaca, but one was a two-run homer. Click here for box scores.
BASEBALL Gettysburg 18, Muhlenberg 2; Gettysburg 7, Muhlenberg 2. Little went right in the Mules' Centennial Conference-opening doubleheader loss at 24th-ranked Gettysburg. Junior Paul Luongo hit an RBI double in the first game. In the nightcap, sophomore Joshua Carter went 3-for-4. He singled to lead off the game, stole second and came all the way around to score on a throwing error by the catcher, then hit a two-out RBI single in the fifth to give Muhlenberg a 2-0 lead. But the Bullets erupted for six runs in the bottom of the inning. Click here for box scores.
LACROSSE Muhlenberg 14, Dickinson 8. The Muhlenberg defense stifled Dickinson in the second half en route to its first Centennial Conference win of the season. The Mules trailed at halftime, 7-6, but did not allow another goal until 1:33 remained. By then, Muhlenberg had scored eight consecutive goals, including four in the first five minutes of the second half. Junior Miruna Lovin scored 6 goals to become the fifth player in team history to notch at least 100 career points. She is tied for fourth all-time with 104 points. Sophomore Teresa Lunardi scored three times in the second half, including the game-tying and go-ahead goals, for her first career hat trick. Freshman Sarah Bowman recorded her first career point on a second-half assist. Click here for box score.
WOMEN’S TENNIS Muhlenberg 7, Western Maryland 2. Muhlenberg won for the first time ever against Western Maryland, which finished third in the Centennial Conference last year. Juniors Kerri Waldowski and Marissa Lutzer got the Mules off to a good start by winning at No. 1 doubles, tying the school record with their 13th career win together. Waldowski also won at first singles, defeating a 1999 first-team All-CC selection in straight sets. Senior Kristin Cahayla and freshman Shannon Rorick were double winners as well. Sophomore Kristen DiLorenzo defeated a 1999 CC semifinalist in straight sets. Click here for box score.
MEN’S TENNIS Muhlenberg 6½, Western Maryland ½. The Mules improved to 3-0 for the first time since 1983 by winning their Centennial Conference opener. The bottom half of the singles lineup (freshmen Cameron Parke and Matt Fleissig and junior Mike McCormick) remained undefeated on the season, all winning 6-0, 6-0. Parke, Fleissig, junior Robby Richman and freshman Brad Scheller all were double winners. Click here for box score.
TRACK & FIELD competed at Susquehanna Invitational. A non-scoring meet held at Bucknell's Christy Mathewson Memorial Stadium was the first outdoor competition of the season for the Mules. Freshman Brendan Gallagher set a school record in the 10,000 meters, finishing sixth with a time of 33:12.50. Sophomore Will Elson was seventh in the 800 meters — first among Division III runners. For the women, junior Katrina Beck took third in the high jump, and sophomore Nkechi Ngumezi missed the school record in the 400 hurdles by 44 one-hundredths of a second. Click here for Muhlenberg highlights.