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Season review The junior and freshman classes led the Mules to the Centennial Conference semifinals and their highest ranking in four years.

December 17: Seeing double The Hackers and O’Gradys were two of four sets of twins on Muhlenberg teams this fall.

December 8: Five named to Academic Honor Roll Junior Jennifer Lynch (left) was one of five members of the Muhlenberg women’s soccer program to be named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll.

November 8: Mules eliminated in overtime Muhlenberg took No. 7 Johns Hopkins to double overtime before losing, 1-0, in a Centennial Conference semifinal.

November 6: Five earn All-CC honors Junior Kasey Hacker (right) was one of five Mules voted to the All-Centennial Conference team.

November 5: Muhlenberg moves on Freshman Renee Dessimone (left) scored the game-winning goal late in the first half as Muhlenberg defeated Haverford, 2-1, in the first round of the Centennial Conference playoffs.

November 4: Playoff preview A familiar face returns to campus for the Mules’ first-round game against Haverford.

November 3: Playoff schedule set; Hoffman honored Junior Samantha Hoffman (right) was honored by the Centennial Conference for her part in helping the Mules qualify for the playoffs and earn a Wednesday night home game.

November 1: Mules clinch home playoff game Muhlenberg played a scoreless draw with Gettysburg in its regular-season finale, clinching the fourth seed and a first-round home game in the Centennial Conference playoffs.

October 30: O’Grady named to academic team Junior Christina O’Grady was named to the Academic All-District second team.

October 29: Muhlenberg closes in on playoff berth The Mules took a big step toward a Centennial Conference playoff berth with a 5-0 road shutout of 2007 finalist Ursinus. Freshman Michele Toher (left) recorded the shutout in her first career start.

October 26: F&M comes back for tie Junior Kimberly Hacker (right) scored the middle of three goals that gave the Mules a 3-0 lead, but F&M netted the next three, and the game ended in a 3-3 tie.

October 22: Mules blank Bryn Mawr Sophomore Emily Olson (left) scored her first career point in a 3-0 win against Bryn Mawr that kept the Mules in the playoff chase.

October 18: Hopkins ends home streak Muhlenberg saw its perfect home record spoiled with a 3-0 loss to nationally ranked Johns Hopkins.

October 15: Muhlenberg ties Swarthmore The Mules picked up a key Centennial Conference point by tying Swarthmore on the road.

October 14: O’Grady named player of the week Junior back Ashley O’Grady was selected as Centennial Conference defensive player of the week.

October 9: Muhlenberg still perfect vs. Washington The Mules improved their all-time record vs. Washington to 11-0 with a 2-0 win. Junior Christina O’Grady (right) scored the first goal.

October 7: Match with rivals ends in tie Muhlenberg played to a scoreless draw with local rival Moravian thanks to the efforts of junior Ashley O’Grady (left) who headed out a potential goal in the first half.

October 4: Mules fall at Dickinson The Mules suffered their first conference loss of the season, 3-1 at Dickinson.

September 30: Muhlenberg drives away Fords Muhlenberg scored two second-half goals to knock off 2007 Centennial Conference playoff qualifier Haverford, 2-0. Freshman Nicolette Miller (right) assisted classmate Jamie Weiss on the first goal.

September 23: Offense shut down on the road Muhlenberg came in 24th in Division III in scoring but was shut out at Misericordia, losing 1-0.

September 20: Mules come back to win CC opener Muhlenberg overcame a 2-0 second-half deficit to knock off McDaniel, 4-2, in its first Centennial Conference game of the season. Freshman Meghan O’Grady (left) scored the insurance goal with 1:12 left.

September 17: Streak ends at Messiah Junior Kate Morrissey (right) made a career-high 10 saves in Muhlenberg’s first loss of the season, 3-1 at third-ranked Messiah. The game was tied with 10 minutes to play.

September 16: Poll has Mules fifth in region The Mules have their highest regional ranking in four years.

September 13: Muhlenberg dominates Neumann Muhlenberg held a 40-2 advantage in shots and improved to 5-0 with a 7-0 shutout of Neumann. Sophomore Lauren Petri (left) was one of four Mules to score a goal, netting the first of her career.

September 7: Mules finally solve Scranton Freshman Jamie Weiss (right) scored the game-winning goal in the closing seconds of the first half as Muhlenberg notched its first-ever win against Scranton, 3-1.

September 5: Four is magic number for Mules Muhlenberg scored four goals for the third straight game and defeated Elmira, 4-0, in its home opener. Junior Jayne Condon (left) assisted on two of the goals.

• September 2: Ranking for Mules, honor for Dessimone
• August 31: Muhlenberg scores late for 4-2 win
• August 30: Freshmen sparkle in opener
• August 28: Season preview