April 29: Three named to All-CC squad Second-team selection Amanda McGovern (right) was one of three Mules to earn All-Centennial Conference honors.

April 23: Muhlenberg falls in first playoff game Muhlenberg lost at McDaniel, 22-16, in the first round of the Centennial Conference playoffs. Senior Marissa Capuano (left) recorded three ground balls, three draw controls and two caused turnovers in her last game.

April 22: Championship preview The Mules will travel to Westminster Wednesday to play in the first round of the Centennial Conference playoffs against McDaniel.

April 21: Playoff schedule set The Mules open up their first playoff experience with a rematch at McDaniel.

April 19: Muhlenberg in playoffs despite loss The Mules conceded a 22-19 loss to visiting McDaniel in their last regular match on the season, but earned a Centennial Conference playoff berth on tiebreakers.

April 17: Morrongiello reaches century mark in Mule win Junior Ruth Morrongiello (right) scored a hat trick for Muhlenberg to bring her career total to 102 goals. The Mules defeated hosting York, 16-12, in their last non-conference game of the season.

April 12: Goldstein leads Muhlenberg to victory Freshman Rachael Goldstein (left) scored a career-high six goals for the Mules, who defeated Swarthmore, 17-10. With the success, Muhlenberg achieved its 10th win on the season, tying its record for most victories set in 2006.

April 8: Mules approach CC playoffs with home win Muhlenberg made another giant step to qualifying for the Centennial Conference playoffs as it posted a 19-5 home victory against Bryn Mawr. Freshman Lauren DeCarle (right) scored her second career goal with 14 seconds left in the first half to make the score 14-1.

April 5: Muhlenberg wins big game at Washington Senior Taylor Armstrong (left) recorded a career-high seven assists as the Mules defeated Washington, 15-13, on the road. Muhlenberg led by six at halftime but had to win down the stretch after the Shorewomen came back to tie the score.

April 2: Champs snap Mules’ three-game winning run Reigning national champion Franklin & Marshall brought to an end Muhlenberg’s three-game winning streak, claiming an 18-4 victory.

March 29: Potent Mule offense overwhelms Fords With a goal and an assist, junior Megan Wilson (right) was one of 12 Muhlenberg players in the scoring column in a 20-9 win at Haverford. The game marked the third time this campaign the prolific Mule offense scored at least 20 goals.

March 26: Mules hang on to defeat Drew The Mules kept their flawless home record intact as they defeated Drew, 18-11. Junior Sara Hiller (left) scored three goals to lead Muhlenberg to its 21st straight win against non-conference opposition.

March 24: Bascelli named player of the week Sophomore midfielder Alyssa Bascelli (right) was named offensive player of the week by the Centennial Conference.

March 22: Aggressive defense lifts Muhlenberg to historic win The Mules limited visiting Ursinus to only eight goals to claim their first-ever victory against the Bears, 13-8. Freshman Rachael Goldstein scored her second hat trick on the season and contributed three ground balls.

March 19: Mules suffer road loss Muhlenberg conceded its second loss on the season, falling 18-12 to hosting Dickinson.

March 18: Vachon named player of the week Freshman Allisyn Vachon (left) was named defensive player of the week by the Centennial Conference after leading the Mules to a pair of wins.

• March 15: Prolific first half propels Muhlenberg to triumph over Widener
• March 12: Armstrong reaches century milestone
• March 5: Mules rebound for win
• March 3: Muhlenberg drops CC opener
• February 27: Mules double up King’s
• February 26: Season preview