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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.