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Monday, December 10, 2001
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IBERER NAMED TO ALL-AMERICA TEAM

A weekly look at what’s going on in the Centennial Conference:

Women’s Basketball
Dickinson finished second at Wilkes’ Colonel Invitational. The Red Devils had won three in a row before falling to the hosts, 60-40, in the championship game ... Franklin & Marshall broke a four-game losing streak with a 79-52 win at Neumann ... Johns Hopkins won its CC opener, toppling Gettysburg, 76-59, then swept former UAA foes Emory and Brandeis ... Swarthmore extended its winning streak to six with an 87-64 win against Washington ... The Shorewomen rebounded to even their record with wins against Hood (82-69) and Villa Julie (93-64) ... Western Maryland scored an 82-69 win against F&M in an important West Division matchup.
East
Swarthmore 3-0 8-2
MUHLENBERG 2-0 8-0
Ursinus 2-1 3-4
Washington 0-2 4-4
Haverford 0-2 2-5
Bryn Mawr 0-3 1-7
West
Johns Hopkins 1-0 9-1
Gettysburg 3-1 6-2
Western Maryland 2-1 5-3
F&M 1-2 4-4
Dickinson 0-2 5-5
Men’s Basketball
Franklin & Marshall routed Albright (100-68), Western Maryland (75-47) and Salisbury (66-47) to improve to 10-0. It’s the Diplomats’ best start since the 1995-96 season ... Gettysburg is 8-0 for the first time since the 1933-34 season after wins against Johns Hopkins (65-57) and York (67-57) ... In East Division games, Swarthmore defeated Washington, 71-66, and Ursinus knocked off Haverford, 67-55 ... Washington overcame a 22-point deficit to snap a six-game losing streak with a 92-87 win against Gallaudet ... Haverford (77-50) and Western Maryland (90-55) both suffered big losses to defending national champion Catholic.
East
Ursinus 2-0 2-6
MUHLENBERG 1-1 4-3
Swarthmore 1-1 3-4
Washington 0-2 2-6
Haverford 0-2 0-9
West
F&M 2-0 10-0
Gettysburg 2-0 8-0
Johns Hopkins 1-1 4-5
Western Maryland 1-1 3-4
Dickinson 0-2 1-7
Sophomore forward Dawn Iberer of the Muhlenberg women’s soccer Dawn Ibererteam has been named to the Division III All-America second team by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.

Iberer, one of only two underclassmen on the All-America first and second teams, led the Mules in scoring for the second consecutive year with 16 goals and 36 points. Ten of her goals were game-winners, including the lone score against Johns Hopkins in the Centennial Conference championship game. A two-time first-team All-CC selection, Iberer already ranks fourth in team history with 30 career goals.

This marks the second straight season that a Muhlenberg women’s soccer player has been selected to the All-America team. Last year, midfielder Alissa Desiderio became the first All-American in program history when she was named to the third team.

Muhlenberg had its best season ever in 2001, going 19-3, setting school records for wins and consecutive wins (17) in a season, winning its second straight CC championship and reaching the regional final of the NCAA Tournament. The Mules were ranked 18th in Division III in the final poll of the season.

Questions or comments? Send mail to falk@muhlenberg.edu
Last updated December 10, 2001