Playoff Schedule
Today
• Johns Hopkins at Western Maryland, 7:00
Wednesday
• JHU/WMC at Muhlenberg, 6:00
• Swarthmore at Franklin & Marshall, 6:00
Saturday
• Championship game at (1) F&M or (2) Muhlenberg or (3) JHU/WMC

East
MUHLENBERG	13-2	21-3
Swarthmore	12-3	19-6
Ursinus	7-8	10-14
Washington	5-10	11-14
Haverford	2-13	4-19
Bryn Mawr	1-14	3-20
West
F&M	11-3	18-5
Western Maryland	10-4	19-6
Johns Hopkins	10-4	19-6
Gettysburg	6-8	11-14
Dickinson	3-11	10-15

Playoff Schedule
Wednesday
• Gettysburg at Muhlenberg, 8:00
• Ursinus at Franklin & Marshall, 8:00
Saturday
• Championship game at (1) F&M or (2) Muhlenberg or (3) Gettysburg

East
MUHLENBERG	10-3	19-5
Ursinus	7-6	8-15
Washington	5-8	10-14
Swarthmore	2-11	6-19
Haverford	2-11	3-21
West
F&M	11-2	21-4
Gettysburg	10-3	18-6
Johns Hopkins	9-4	15-9
Dickinson	7-6	13-12
Western Maryland	2-11	6-19

Following the best regular season in its history, the Muhlenberg women’s basketball team has placed three members on the All-Centennial Conference team.

Sophomore forward Susan Marchiano was named to the first team, while senior guard Jenn Risley made the second team and junior guard Randi Baran received honorable mention.

The 14th-ranked Mules (21-3) won the championship of the CC East Division and open the playoffs at home on Wednesday against Western Maryland. The Green Terror advanced to the semifinals by edging Johns Hopkins, 70-68, in the West Division second-place tiebreaker game.

In her first season as a starter, Marchiano leads Muhlenberg and ranks among the CC leaders in scoring (14.9 ppg), rebounding (9.0 rpg), field-goal percentage (.576), blocked shots (31) and steals (60). She has scored in double figures 18 times, topping the 20-point mark on seven occasions and recording nine double-doubles. Marchiano was named CC player of the week twice during the season.

Risley returned to the All-CC team after earning second-team honors two years ago. She is averaging 9.3 points per game and is second on the team with 56 assists. A three-year team captain, Risley also ranks among the CC leaders with a .743 free-throw percentage and is one of 13 players in team history to score at least 800 career points.

Baran had a breakthrough season as the Mules’ starting point guard, averaging 7.7 points per game and dishing out 99 assists to rank second in the CC. She also is second on the team with 48 steals and 27 three-pointers, including a then-school-record six against Western Maryland.