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Season review A remarkable second half lifted the Mules to a tie for first place in the Centennial Conference and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

January 29: Mules welcome Allentown youths Several Mules celebrated National Girls and Women in Sports Day by teaching inner-city Allentown girls about soccer.

December 10: All-region for Hacker Senior Kasey Hacker was a second-team all-region selection.

November 22: Eight named to Academic Honor Roll Senior Caryn Viverito (right) was one of eight Mule women’s soccer players named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for achievement in the classroom and on the field.

November 14: Muhlenberg falls in first round The Mules lost to No. 15 Ithaca, 1-0, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

November 13: No triskaidekaphobia for O’Grady Sophomore Meghan O’Grady is one of several Muhlenberg athletes who wear number 13 without fear of bad luck.

November 12: NCAA preview Muhlenberg hopes for a storybook trip to the NCAA Tournament.

November 10: Mules land six on all-conference team Muhlenberg had six players named All-Centennial Conference. Senior Kasey Hacker (left) earned first-team honors for the second straight year.

November 9: Mules sent to New York Muhlenberg will travel to William Smith in Geneva, N.Y., to play Ithaca in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, November 14, at 1:30.

November 8: Muhlenberg earns NCAA bid The Mules received an at-large berth to the NCAA Division III Tournament.

November 7: Mules fall in CC semi Dickinson scored three second-half goals to break a 1-1 tie and went on to defeat Muhlenberg, 4-2, in a Centennial Conference semifinal.

November 5: CC championship preview Although the scores haven’t always been impressive, the results have, and Muhlenberg is hosting the Centennial Conference playoffs.

November 2: CC playoff schedule set Muhlenberg will host the Centennial Conference playoffs for the fourth time.

November 1: Two honored for grades Seniors Kasey Hacker and Christina O’Grady were named to the Academic All-District team.

October 31: Muhlenberg wins hosting rights The Mules clinched homefield for the playoffs with a 2-1 win against Gettysburg. Freshman Alyssa Meola (right) netted the first goal of the game, her first career goal.

October 27: Mules one win away The Mules defeated Ursinus, 1-0, to move within one win of clinching homefield for the Centennial Conference playoffs. Senior Kasey Hacker scored an early goal and sophomore Michele Toher (right) made a pair of great saves at point-blank range.

October 24: Lightning strikes for Mules in playoff-clinching win Heavy rain and a lightning delay couldn't keep Muhlenberg from clinching a berth in the Centennial Conference playoffs with a 1-0 win at Franklin & Marshall. Sophomore Renee Dessimone (left) scored the game’s lone goal.

October 21: Muhlenberg wins fourth straight Senior Christine Schaefer (right) scored her first goal of the season for what proved to be the game winner in the Mules’ fourth straight victory, 3-1 at Bryn Mawr.

October 19: Neary honored by CC Freshman Maggie Neary (left) was named defensive player of the week by the Centennial Conference after helping Muhlenberg to a pair of wins over nationally ranked teams.

October 17: Another night, another upset Senior Kimberly Hacker (right) broke a scoreless tie midway through the second half and senior Christina O’Grady added an insurance goal as Muhlenberg upset No. 7 Johns Hopkins, 2-0. The win moves the Mules into a virtual tie for first in the Centennial Conference with two weeks left in the regular season.

October 14: Mules upset Swarthmore, move into second The Mules scored two goals in the first 6:10 and held on to defeat Swarthmore, which was ranked in the top 20 in both Division III polls, 2-1. Senior Kasey Hacker (left) scored the game-winning goal.

October 10: Muhlenberg picks up conference win Sophomore Meghan O’Grady (right) scored the insurance goal in a 2-0 win at Washington.

October 7: Mules fall in overtime Moravian scored two late goals, one in overtime, to come back and beat the Mules, 2-1.

October 3: Muhlenberg falls to No. 21 Dickinson Muhlenberg took a 1-0 lead in the first minute of the game, but No. 21 Dickinson came back to win, 4-1.

September 29: Mules hand Haverford first loss Senior Christina O’Grady (left) tallied two assists in Muhlenberg’s 4-2 victory over previously undefeated Haverford.

September 26: Muhlenberg falls to Scranton The Mules came back once but not a second time and lost at Scranton, 2-1.

September 19: Mules breeze to win in CC opener Muhlenberg blanked McDaniel 5-0 in its first Centennial Conference game of the season. Freshman Natalie Wizel (right) capped the scoring with her first career goal.

September 16: Top-ranked team ends Mule streak Visiting Messiah, ranked No. 1 in Division III, prevailed 6-1 to snap the Mules’ three-game winning streak.

September 14: O’Grady honored by CC Senior Ashley O’Grady (left) was named Centennial Conference defensive player of the week after helping the Mules to two shutout wins.

September 13: Muhlenberg tames Lions Muhlenberg shut out Penn State Altoona, 3-0, snapping the Lions’ 23-match regular-season unbeaten streak. Senior Jennifer Lynch (right) scored the first of the three goals.

September 10: Mules win big in home opener Sophomore Nicolette Miller (left) assisted on two goals as Muhlenberg blanked DeSales, 6-0, in its home opener.

September 6: Muhlenberg picks up first win Muhlenberg notched its first win of the 2009 season, defeating St. Joseph’s 1-0 on a second-half goal by junior Lauren Petri (right). The Mules held a 26-7 advantage in shots.

September 5: Mules blanked in opener Muhlenberg dropped its first game of the 2009 season, 2-0 to perennially strong Oneonta State.

September 2: Season preview Muhlenberg is all business as the 2009 season approaches.