Friedman, who had

Friedman scored in double figures in 22 of 26 games, despite averaging less than 17 minutes in Muhlenberg’s balanced system.

already been named to the All-Centennial Conference first team and the CC Academic Honor Roll, was selected to the third team.

With 13.7 points per game, Friedman was the leading scorer on the nation’s highest scoring team. She was the eighth-leading scorer in the conference, and her 7.3 rebounds per game ranked 11th in the league.

Friedman posted season highs of 24 points and 13 rebounds twice, including once in the same game, the Mules’ overtime loss to McDaniel. She recorded six double-doubles and was named to the CC Weekly Honor Roll twice.

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The doubles point proved crucial when the teams split the singles matches. The sophomore tandem of Brad Gutwillig and Adam Nodiff won, 8-4, at No. 2, and junior Mitchell Reading and senior Gaspare Pizzo took third doubles, 8-6.

Gutwillig, Nodiff and Reading all won their singles matches in straight sets to give the Mules (2-1) the singles split they needed. Gutwillig had the closest win of the three, taking his first set, 6-4, then requiring an 8-6 tiebreaker to claim the second.

Now at 3-0, Nodiff has Muhlenberg’s top singles record this spring. Pizzo and Reading are 2-1 as a doubles pair.

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