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The Mules in Europe

The Muhlenberg field hockey team spent eight days touring Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands just prior to reporting to campus for the 2013 preseason. Following are excerpts from the blog posts the Mules sent back from their trip.

Days 1-2 – Dayna Hovern We boarded at 5:30 for our seven-hour flight to Dublin, Ireland, where we would then catch a flight to Amsterdam. Most of the flight was uneventful ... Some people slept. Some people, like me, couldn’t. The anticipation for our trip of a lifetime was building.

Day 3 – Dayna Hovern The Dutch team [De Kraaien hockey club] was talented but we were able to match them. Overall, we played very well. Probably the best part of the day was getting to sit down and eat with the Dutch team after our game. We ate pasta and shared stories about our lives.

Day 4 – Meghan Gill We stopped for a training session with Peter, an Austra- lian coach, at Hockey Club Rotterdam, one of the largest hockey clubs in Holland with a total of seven AstroTurf fields … [Later,] we went to watch a friendly game between the Netherlands and England U-21 men’s teams. The game was amazing – the skill level of the athletes was incredible to watch and learn from!

Day 5 – Erin Cummings As we were warming up for the training session, our Dutch coach Niels informed us that the Dutch National men’s team would be practicing on the continued on page 18 Connect with the Mules Web Blog www.muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics http://sportsinfo.blogs.muhlenberg.edu Facebook Live Stats www.facebook.com/MuhlenbergCollegeAthletics www.muhlenberg.edu/sports/fhlive/xlive.htm (all home games) Twitter @muhl_sports and @muhl_fh Live Video www.livestream.com/muhlenberg YouTube (most home games) www.youtube.com/user/muhlsid 2013 QQuickuick FactsFacts SSchedulechedule

Muhlenberg College August Location ...... Allentown, PA 18104 Fri 30 at Scranton ...... 7:00 Founded ...... 1848 Enrollment...... 2,225 September Web Site ...... www.muhlenberg.edu Wed 4 at Montclair State ...... 7:00 Affi liation ...... NCAA Division III WED 11 KING’S ...... 7:30 Conference ...... Centennial Conference FRI 13 * McDANIEL ...... 7:00 Nickname ...... Mules Colors ...... Cardinal Red & Grey Wed 18 at Elizabethtown ...... 5:00 Home Stadium ...... Scotty Wood Stadium Sat 21 * at Johns Hopkins ...... 1:00 Home Field ...... Frank Marino Field Wed 25 at Moravian ...... 4:00 Surface ...... AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D Sat 28 * at Dickinson ...... 11:00 Capacity ...... 3,000 Year Built ...... 1998 (resurfaced 2008) October Management Wed 2 * at Bryn Mawr ...... 4:30 President ...... Peyton Randolph Helm FRI 4 * WASHINGTON COLLEGE ...7:00 Dean of Students ...... Karen Green FRI 11 * FRANKLIN & MARSHALL ...7:00 Athletic Director ...... Corey Goff Wed 16 * at Swarthmore...... 4:00 Assistant Director ...... Megan Patruno Fri 18 * at Gettysburg...... 3:30 S.W.A...... Megan Eddinger WED 23 WIDENER ...... 7:30 Athletics Phone ...... (484) 664-3380 SAT 26 * URSINUS ...... 1:00 Athletics Fax ...... (484) 664-3035 Wed 30 at Drew ...... 7:00 Head Athletic Trainer .....Steve Nemes Assoc. Athletic Trainer ...Lindsay Porembo November Asst. Athletic Trainer ...... Sara Talarico SAT 2 * HAVERFORD ...... 6:00 Field Hockey Head Coach ...... Megan Eddinger * Centennial Conference game Alma Mater ...... Gettysburg ’01 Year at Muhlenberg ...... 10th Career Record ...... 75-82 Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3768 E-mail ...... [email protected] Assistant Coaches ...... Rhonwen Peters Jennifer Bodnar 2012 Record ...... 7-9 (4-6 Centennial) Letters Returning/Lost ....13/3 Sports Information Director ...... Mike Falk Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3232 Fax ...... (484) 664-3477 E-mail ...... [email protected] Assistant Director ...... Andy Edwards Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3168 E-mail ...... [email protected]

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It means ROTC looking for teaching approaches where students are not pas- sive but rather engaged, active learners. The result has been Special Academic an academic program widely recognized for educational Programs excellence based on both rigor and nurture. Self-Designed Major Positive Outcomes: A Muhlenberg education provides a Semester in Washington, D.C. powerful launching pad to graduate school and entry- level Education Abroad Programs careers. The College’s success rates with both law school Dana Associates Program and medical school placement are regularly over 90%. In Muhlenberg Scholars Program addition, many Muhlenberg students go on to master’s and RJ Fellows Program Departmental Honors Programs doctoral programs each year. Muhlenberg grads also go on Writing Program to a full range of employment opportunities, from America’s First Year Seminars largest banks and accounting irms to its “blue chip” business concerns, from the most prominent social and helping agencies to schools, government and family-owned busi- nesses, and from a variety of media, writing and advertising positions to work in the performing and ine arts. College Management Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Peyton R. Helm Karen Green President of the College Vice President for Student Aff airs/Dean of Students Peyton Randolph Helm took ofice as president Karen Green began her of Muhlenberg College duties as vice president July 1, 2003. He holds the for student affairs/dean faculty rank of professor of of students at Muhlenberg history. College on June 15, 2006, Immediately prior to following more than four joining the Muhlenberg community, Helm years as dean of students at Wells College in served as vice president for college relations Aurora, N.Y. and professor of classical studies at Colby Col- At Muhlenberg, Green oversees more than lege in Waterville, Maine. 70 full-time employees and several depart- Helm began his career in academic admin- ments, including athletics and recreation. istration at the University of Pennsylvania, “Muhlenberg is committed to our scholar- where he was named coordinator of College athletes and the athletic programs are an House Programs in 1981. He served as associ- integral part of a liberal arts education,” said ate director of development and then director Green. “The lessons learned from participa- of development for Penn’s School of Arts and tion in our programs will sustain our students Sciences. From 1981-1988 he was also an throughout their lives. The opportunity to adjunct assistant professor of ancient history be involved in intramural and recreational and urban studies at Penn. programs provides balance from the rigors of In 1988, Helm was named vice president for a challenging academic experience. Students development and alumni relations at Colby, learn negotiation skills, teamwork, time man- where he was promoted to vice president for agement and to be effective leaders. college relations in 2001. “Our coaches are committed to excellence The Council for Advancement and Support and are partners with students notwithstand- of Education (CASE) has awarded Helm its ing their skill level.” Steuben Apple, given to advancement profes- Green received her baccalaureate degree sionals who have been rated as a top speaker from Agnes Scott College in Atlanta in 1986, at 10 or more national conferences. Helm has where the Karen Green Human Relations delivered addresses and conducted semi- Award was created in her honor. She went on nars on ethics, stewardship, writing, capital to earn her master’s of divinity from the Can- campaigns, market research and volunteer dler School of Theology at Emory University management at more than 30 conferences in 1997. across the country and internationally. His Green began her administrative career as writing has been published in CASE Currents a resident director at Spelman College, later and Successful Fund Raising, as well as various served in the admissions ofice at Agnes Scott scholarly publications in the ield of ancient and subsequently became director of orienta- history. tion, residence life and student activities Helm earned his bachelor’s degree in at her alma mater before leaving Atlanta to archaeology, with magna cum laude and Phi accept the position of director of multicultural Beta Kappa distinction, from Yale University. affairs at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y. He earned his doctoral degree in ancient She held additional leadership positions in history, specializing in ancient Greek and student life at Agnes Scott, Emory and Ham- Near Eastern history and literature, from the ilton before assuming the position of dean of University of Pennsylvania. students at Wells in September 2001.

4 muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics Athletic Management Corey Goff Megan Patruno Director of Athletics Assistant Director of Athletics Corey Goff began his tenure as director of Megan Patruno was athletics in July 2012 fol- named assistant direc- lowing more than 10 years tor of athletics in 2012. A as a coach in football and former assistant executive baseball at Muhlenberg. director of the Centen- “Muhlenberg’s student- nial Conference, Patruno athletes embody everything that is right about serves as the athletic department liaison to college athletics,” said Goff upon his appoint- admissions, compliance oficer, supervisor ment. “Having the chance to work alongside of game and event management, golf outing our staff supporting those students in their director and student-athlete programming pursuit of excellence through athletics is a coordinator. dream come true for me.” Goff was named assistant director of athlet- Megan Eddinger ics in June 2003, and in June 2008 he was Senior Woman promoted to associate director. Administrator From 2007 to 2012, Goff was head coach Megan Eddinger was of the Muhlenberg baseball team. He led the promoted to senior woman Mules to a 20-win season and a trip to the administrator in 2010. In Centennial Conference playoffs in 2008 and addition to her adminis- coached two all-region selections and a CC trative duties, she serves player of the year. Muhlenberg broke or tied as advisor to the Student- more than 30 individual and team records in Athlete Advisory Committee and head ield hitting, pitching and ielding categories during hockey coach. his tenure. Goff was an assistant football coach at Muhlenberg from 2000 to 2005, serving as offensive coordinator the last ive of those seasons. The Mules won four straight CC co-championships from 2001 to 2004, made their irst three appearances in the NCAA Division III Tournament and broke numerous school records. Goff is a 1995 graduate of Susquehanna University, where he was a team captain in baseball and played football. He earned his master’s in educational psychology from the University at Albany in 1997. Goff and his wife Lauren have two young boys, Collin and Michael. Athletic Support Staff Athletic Trainers Strength/Conditioning

Steve Nemes Lindsay Porembo Sara Talarico Darin Thomas 5 Muhlenberg Athletics Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013

Centennial Conference Muhlenberg College sponsors a comprehensive 22-sport intercollegiate athletics program. The Mules compete in the Centennial Conference in all sports and are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). Muhlenberg’s sports program is designed to offer quality competitive experiences for the serious athlete, with opportunities for outstanding teams and individuals to advance to national Division III championships. However, given the breadth of the program, opportunities also exist for the unrecruited athlete to participate in varsity sports. In its 21st year of all- Muhlenberg has excellent on-campus athletic facilities. sports competition, the Opened in 1982, the Life Sports Center is a building designed Centennial Conference has for taken its place among the athletics, nation’s elite small-college intramu- conferences. rals and Founded in 1983 as the “sports Centennial Football Confer- for life” as ence and expanded to an primary all-sports league in 1992, uses. The the Centennial Conference original encourages athletic competi- solar- During the 2012-13 school year, the Muhlenberg soft ball team tion among national liberal heated won 30 games and the Centennial Conference regular-season arts colleges and universities building, championship, football earned a postseason bid for the ninth that share similar academic a series time in 13 years, and Mule individuals earned bids to the aspirations and a commit- of three NCAA Championships in women’s cross country and men’s and ment to the importance of additions women’s track and fi eld. the total educational experi- to the ence of students engaged Memorial Hall gymnasium, includes the spacious John Deitrich in sports. Intercollegiate Field House, featuring basketball and tennis courts and a athletics programs are an 160-meter running track; the 25-meter Alumni Pool; and the integral part of the life of Levering Tyson wing, containing racquetball and squash courts the member institutions and and rooms for sports medicine, weight training, wrestling, fl ow from their educational dance, instruction and equipment distribution. Memorial Hall, objectives. Each institution the original facility built in 1954, seats 3,529 and is an excellent provides a comprehensive, facility for viewing indoor sports. broad-based athletics pro- The Life Sports Center recently underwent a signiicant gram. All varsity sports are renovation that further improved the Mules’ facilities. The treated equitably, and every three-level, 40,000-square foot addition was built directly west sport is important. of the Deitrich Field House and opened in the fall of 2004. The Th e CC fi eld hockey new facility includes additional locker rooms and ofice space, champion receives an new recreation and itness areas and a new health and counsel- automatic bid to the NCAA ing center. Division III Tournament. Outdoors, the Mules have a grass ield used by the men’s and women’s soccer teams, constructed in 1997, and a stadium for www.centennial.org use by ield hockey, football and lacrosse surrounded by an @CentennialConf eight-lane, all-weather track, constructed in 1998 and resurfaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D in 2008. 6 @Muhl_Sports Hockey Facilities

Scotty Wood Stadium/Frank Marino Field As part of its “Fields Project,” Muhlenberg Col- lege constructed a state-of-the-art on-campus game and practice facility during the summer of 1998. The multipurpose stadium includes an artiicial turf playing ield with e-layer pad, an eight-lane all-weather track, bleacher seating for 3,000, lighting and a new score- board and press box. The facility, also home to the Mule football, lacrosse and track and ield teams, received a facelift in the summer of 2008 when the original AstroTurf 12® surface was replaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D. The Muhlenberg ield hockey team has enjoyed its home, compiling a record of 87-51 (.630) on the turf over the last 14 seasons and hosting a Centennial Conference playoff game in 2006. The Mules set a school record with eight home wins in 1999, tied that mark in 2002, then broke it with nine victories at Scotty Wood Stadium in 2006.

A three-level, 40,000-square-foot Life Sports Center addition to the Life Sports Center opened in August 2004, further improving Muhlenberg College’s athletic facilities. The addition, built directly west of the John Deitrich Field House, includes a large weight facility, an expanded cardio-itness area, a snack bar, new facilities for health service and counseling, training rooms, locker rooms and coaches’ ofices. The structure offers a spectacular view of the College’s outdoor facilities and is joined to the original Life Sports Center by a large indoor corridor on the main level. A new main entrance faces the campus. The project also entailed renovations in the Field House, including installation of a new loor and track, new netting, new lighting and painting.

weight room cardio-fi tness area 7 Coaching Staff Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Megan Eddinger Rhonwen Peters Head Coach Assistant Coach Gettysburg ‘01 American International ‘11 10th season third season

In her irst nine seasons Rhonwen Peters joined as head coach, Megan the Muhlenberg staff for Eddinger has led the the 2011 season after Muhlenberg ield hockey an outstanding career at team to a 75-82 record and American International the irst back-to-back Centennial Conference College. playoff appearances in program history. Peters played in 78 games in her four years, In 2006, Muhlenberg qualiied for the CC recording career totals of 6 goals and 12 as- playoffs for the irst time in six years and sists. In 2010, she started all 22 games and earned its irst postseason win since 1992. served as team co-captain for a Yellow Jacket The Mules returned to the playoffs in 2007. squad that was ranked as high as seventh in Last year, Muhlenberg received votes in the Division II, won a school-record 14 games and national Division III poll after an early win received a bid to the NCAA Tournament. against Montclair State, which would not lose Peters has played under two former Mule again until the national championship game. assistants – Briana Banks at Palmerton Area The 75 wins rank Eddinger third on the High School and Stacey Blue at American program’s all-time list and are the most by a International. ’Berg coach in the last two decades. Eddinger, who is also senior woman administrator at Muhlenberg, served as assistant Jennifer Bodnar coach for three years before taking over the Assistant Coach head reins, helping the Mules to a 34-21 Lock Haven ‘06 record. The team was ranked as high as sev- fi rst season enth in Division III in 2003, a year after tying a Jennifer Bodnar, a former school record with 14 wins. award-winning high Overall, in 12 seasons as a head and assis- school coach, is in her irst tant coach, Eddinger has guided Muhlenberg season as an assistant with to a record of 109-103. the Mules. Eddinger is a 2001 graduate of Gettysburg Bodnar served as the head coach at nearby College, where she was a captain and four- Whitehall High School for six seasons and year starter on the ield hockey team that won compiled a 70-47-7 record. She coached her three Centennial Conference championships team to a LVIAC and District 11 runner-up and played in the NCAA Tournament in 1998 inish and to the state quarterinals in 2011, and 1999. An All-Centennial Conference selec- when she was named area coach of the year. tion all four years, she also was named to the Bodnar played four seasons - two in Divi- All-South Region second team in 1999. sion II and two in Division I - at Lock Haven Eddinger spends the offseason coaching University, serving as team captain as a with the US Field Hockey Futures program. senior. She works full-time as a health and She also coached a USA Athletes International physical education teacher in the Whitehall- team in Barbados for two years. Coplay School District.

8 muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics Roster

No Name Cl Pos Hometown/High School 2 Emily Boyle Fr M Bangor, Pa./Bangor 3 Mackensie Weilnau Fr B Allentown, Pa./Salisbury 4 Rachel Strow Fr F/M Haddon Heights, N.J./Haddon Heights 5 Lauren Jordan ** Jr F Drexel Hill, Pa./Upper Darby 6 Christine Germaske ** Jr F Raritan, N.J./Bridgewater-Raritan 8 Sarah Barbakoff Fr M/B Philadelphia, Pa./Northeast 9 Bridget McNally * So M/F Chatham, N.J./Chatham 10 Meghan Gill * Jr F Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge 11 Molly Sanford So M/F Merrimac, Mass./Pentucket Regional 13 Erin Cummings *** Sr F/M Upper Dublin, Pa./Upper Dublin 14 Taylor Smith Fr F Mendham, N.J./West Morris Mendham 16 Mariah Alston ***+ Sr M Allentown, Pa./Parkland 18 Dayna Hovern *** Sr F Haddon Heights, N.J./Haddon Heights 20 Claudia Theriault Fr B West Deptford, N.J./West Deptford 21 Ashley DeAngelis *** Sr B Robbinsville, N.J./Robbinsville 22 Samantha Swire * Jr F Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape 23 Allie Califano ** Jr M Suffern, N.Y./Suffern 24 Heather Porrini ** Jr B Cinnaminson, N.J./Cinnaminson 25 Gabrielle Smith So B Northampton, Pa./Northampton 29 Kayleigh Thies ** Jr F/M North Caldwell, N.J./West Essex 35 Ray Gallagher * Jr B Wall Twp., N.J./Communications 90 Sierra Lenker * Jr G Camp Hill, Pa./Cedar Cliff

* letters won + captain

9 Seniors Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Mariah Alston Senior • M • 3VL Allentown, Pa./Parkland At Muhlenberg: Team captain ... Returning starter at center midield ... Great 1-v-1 offensive and defensive skills ... Strong hit ... Per- sonal: Received academic all-state recognition for ield hockey at Parkland High School ... Also lettered in track and ield ... Parents 1166 araree Joseph and Deb Alston ... Mother is a graduate of MuMuhlen- bebergr ... Career Highlights Born Dec. • Statistics Year GP GS G A Pt DS 16, 1991 2010 15 9 0 0 0 0 ... A neu- 2011 17 14 0 1 1 0 roscience 2012 16 16 1 3 5 1 major and Totals 48 39 1 4 6 1 • Honors public All-Centennial Conference honorable mention, 2012 health • Notables minor … 2011 Studied abroad in Brazil during the Spring 2013 assisted on game-winning goal in overtime vs. Drew semester. 2012 scored fi rst career goal in 1-0 win vs. Swarthmore recorded two assists vs. Bryn Mawr

Erin Cummings Senior • F/M • 3VL Upper Dublin, Pa./Upper Dublin

At Muhlenberg: Veteran athlete who can play forward or midield ... Leads all active Mules with 42 career starts ... Coming off best offensive season ... Sees the ield well ... Great offensive knowledge ... Per- Career Highlights sonal: • Statistics Selected to Sub- 1133 Year GP GS G A Pt DS urban I all-league 2010 15 13 2 0 4 0 second team for ieldld 2011 16 13 1 3 5 0 2012 16 16 4 0 8 0 hockey in both 2008 Totals 47 42 7 3 17 0 and 2009 at Upper • Honors Dublin High School CC Academic Honor Roll, 2012 ... Academic all-state NFHCA Academic Squad, 2010, 2011 and 2012 ... Threw discus and • Notables 2010 javelin for the track scored goals in back-to-back games vs. Johns and ield team ... Hopkins and Bryn Mawr Parents are Mike and 2011 Peggy Cummings ... tied for second on team in assists Born Aug. 28, 1992 ... scored goal vs. nationally ranked Ursinus 2012 A double major in psychology and media and commu- tied for team lead with 4 goals in CC games nication … Studied abroad in Dublin, Ireland, during scored two goals vs. Dickinson the Spring 2013 semester. 10 @Muhl_Sports Seniors Ashley DeAngelis Senior • B • 3VL Robbinsville, N.J./Robbinsville

At Muhlenberg: Returning starter at back ... Has great anticipation ... Solid in the circle ... Sees the ield extremely well ... Gets the offense started from the backield ... Personal: Was a four-year letterwinner, three-year starter and irst-team all-conference ield hockey player at Robbinsville High School ... Selected 2211 for Jim Da- Career Highlights vis Classic • Statistics Year GP GS G A Pt DS (senior 2010 3 0 0 0 0 0 all-star 2011 11 1 0 0 0 0 game) 2012 16 15 0 0 0 13 ... Also Totals 30 16 0 0 0 13 played lacrosse ... Parents are Don and Joanne DeAn- • Honors CC Academic Honor Roll, 2011 gelis ... Younger sister of former Mule ield hockey NFHCA Academic Squad, 2010, 2011 and 2012 players Brittany ’12 and Courtney ’12 DeAngelis ... • Notables Born Jan. 6, 1992 ... A double major in psychology 2012 and business administration. set school record and tied for ninth in Division III in defensive saves recorded three d-saves vs. Elizabethtown

Dayna Hovern Senior • F • 3VL Haddon Heights, N.J./Haddon Heights

At Muhlenberg: Returning starter at forward ... Only active player to have appeared in every game the last three years ... Second among active players in career points ... Gives the Mules outstanding speed ... Very aggressive Career Highlights 1188 player ... Per- • Statistics sonal: Was a Year GP GS G A Pt DS South Jersey 2010 16 5 3 1 7 0 2011 17 7 3 1 7 0 all-star in 2012 16 16 5 2 12 0 ield hockey Totals 49 28 11 4 26 0 at Haddon • Honors Heights High NFHCA Academic Squad, 2012 School ... • Notables 2010 Lettered four scored both goals in 2-1 win at McDaniel years as a converted penalty stroke vs. Bryn Mawr central mid- 2011 ielder and served as team captain ... Ran middle distance scored career-high 5 points in 3-1 win for state-championship track and ield team ... Parents are at Moravian 2012 Doug and Patricia Hovern ... Born Sept. 13, 1992 ... A biol- tied for team lead in goals ogy major and public health minor. scored two goals, including overtime winner, at McDaniel 11 Returning Players Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Allie Califano Junior • M • 2VL Suff ern, N.Y./Suff ern

At Muhlenberg: Will compete for a starting spot in the midield ... Possesses great ield vision and strong stick skills ... Slowed by injury last year ... Did lots of rehab and training to come back healthy ... Also a member of the Mule women’s lacrosse 2233 Career Highlights team ... Personal: • Statistics Was a multiyear Year GP GS G A Pt DS 2011 16 8 0 1 1 0 letterwinner and 2012 13 0 0 0 0 0 team captain in ield Totals 29 8 0 1 1 0 hockey, lacrosse • Notables and basketball at 2011 Suffern High School assisted on game-tying goal in second half of OT win vs. Drew ... Ended her ield hockey career with 25 goals and 24 assists ... All-state as a senior ... Started at point guard in basketball and earned all-league honors in lacrosse ... Parents are Ar- thur and Edwina Califano ... Born Nov. 21, 1992 ... A neuroscience major.

Ray Gallagher Junior • B • 1VL Wall Twp., N.J./Communications

At Muhlenberg: Had a breakout season as a sophomore ... Started every game at back for a defense that allowed only 22 goals in 16 games ... Has quick footwork and great endurance ... Personal: Earned second-team All-Shore honors as a senior back at Communications High School ... Received 3355 three lettersrs Career Highlights • Statistics as a goalie 2011: 3 games played, 1 defensive save in lacrosse 2012: 16 games started, 1 defensive save ... Team • Honors captain in Centennial Conference Academic Honor both sports Roll, 2012 NFHCA Academic Squad, 2011 and 2012 ... Parents are Brian and Barbara Gallagher ... Born Sept. 3, 1992 ... A double major in Spanish and psychology.

12 muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics Returning Players Christine Germaske Junior • F • 2VL Raritan, N.J./Bridgewater-Raritan At Muhlenberg: Will compete for a starting position at forward ... Has an explosive irst step and improved power ... Personal: Named to all-state second team after recording 24 goals and 11 assists as a senior at Bridgewater-Raritan 6 High School ... MVP of county tournament ... Second-team all-conference as a midielderr iinn lacrosse ... Parents are Bill and Sue Germaske ... Born Aug. 3, 1993 ... A Carreer HiH ghllights business admin- • Statisticsic istration major YeYeaY r GP GS G A Pt DS 220120 1 16 15 1 1 3 0 (management 20201012 16 14 3 2 8 0 and organization TotTootalsa 323 29 4 3 11 0 concentration). ••N Notables 2011 scored game-tying goal in second half of OT win vs. Drew recorded assist vs. Scranton in fi rst career game 2012 scored fi rst goal in 2-1 upset of No. 9 Montclair State recorded goal and assist vs. Moravian

13 Returning Players Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Meghan Gill Junior • F • 1VL Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge

At Muhlenberg: Emerged as a key reserve on the forward line last year ... Has a strong shot and excellent ield awareness ... Personal: Two-time team MVP and leading scorer in ield hockey at Great Bridge High School ... Won four 1100 vvarsityar letters ... Captain of gymnastics team that wwono state championship ... Parents are Duane and MMaureen GillGi ... Born April 25, 1993 ... A biology major and double minor in public health and art.

Career Highlights • Statistics Year GP GS G A Pt DS 2011 1 0 0 0 0 0 2012 11 0 1 0 2 0 Totals 12 0 1 0 2 0 • Notables 2012 scored fi rst career goal vs. Moravian

Lauren Jordan Junior • F • 2VL Drexel Hill, Pa./Upper Darby

At Muhlenberg: Key member of the Mules’ offense ... Has explosive speed ... Very aggressive ... Came back from midseason injury to score a goal with her hand in a cast last year ... Personal: Received all-county honorable mention in ield hockey three straight years at Upper Darby High School ... Team 5 captain for both ield Career Highlights hockey and swimming ... Won • Statistics Year GP GS G A Pt DS the school’s scholar-athlete 2011 5 0 0 0 0 0 award ... Parents are Michael 2012 10 2 3 0 6 0 and Lee Jordan ... Born Oct. 26, Totals 15 2 3 0 6 0 1992 ... An accounting major. • Honors NFHCA Academic Squad, 2012 • Notables 2012 scored fi rst career goal in season-opening win vs. Scranton netted tying goal in OT win at McDaniel

14 @Muhl_Sports Returning Players Sierra Lenker Junior • G • 1VL Camp Hill, Pa./ Cedar Cliff

At Muhlenberg: Takes over as the Mules’ starting goalie ... Shows good communication and footwork ... Per- sonal: Won three varsity letters 9900 and served as ield hockey team captain at Cedar Cliff High School ... Named to division all-star Career Highlights team ... Parents • Statistics are David and Year GP GS Min Sv GA GAA Pct Sh Deidre Lenker 2011 5 1 116 8 2 1.21 .800 0 2012 3 0 49 3 0 0.00 1.000 0 ... Aunt, Andrea Totals 8 1 165 11 2 0.85 .846 0 Dowhower ’87, • Honors played ield hock- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll, 2012 ey and lacrosse NFHCA Academic Squad, 2012 at Muhlenberg • Career Highs saves - 6 vs. Widener, 2011 ... Born Nov. 9, • Notables 1993 ... A Spanish 2011 major. allowed just one goal vs. Widener in fi rst career start

Bridget McNally Sophomore • M/F • 1VL Chatham, N.J./Chatham

At Muhlenberg: Played in eight games as a reserve to earn varsity letter last year ... Should see plenty of time as a midielder and forward ... Has excellent skills and great ield vision ... Personal: Received all-county recognition in ield hockey at Chatham High School … Parents are Mark 9 and Teri McNally … Born Aug. 19, 1993 … Major undeclared.

15 Returning Players Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Heather Porrini Junior • B • 2VL Cinnaminson, N.J./Cinnaminson

At Muhlenberg: Key member of the Mules’ defense ... Plays with high level of intensity ... Has strong defensive skills and footwork ... Pitches for the Mule softball team in the spring ... Personal: Was team MVP, captain 2244 and a two-time all-league selection in both ield hockey and softball at Cin- naminson High School ... Second-team all-county Career Highlights for ield • Statistics Year GP GS G A Pt DS hockey as 2011 14 9 2 0 4 4 a senior ... 2012 16 16 0 1 1 2 Parents are Totals 30 25 2 1 5 6 Shawn and • Honors Grace Por- Centennial Conference defensive player of the week, 2012 • Notables rini ... Born 2011 March 26, scored two goals and made game-preserving defensive 1993 ... save in closing seconds vs. Dickinson A double tied for seventh in Centennial Conference in defensive saves major in 2012 made defensive save in overtime vs. McDaniel biochem- assisted on goal in 1-0 win vs. Swarthmore istry and psychology. Molly Sanford Sophomore • M/F Merrimac, Mass./Pentucket Regional

At Muhlenberg: Looks to see increased time on the ield ... Improved skills, off-ball movement and ield awareness in the offseason ... Played in three games in reserve as a freshman ... Named to NFHCA Academic Squad ... Personal: Received Sachem Award for leadership and academic achievement as a senior at Pentucket Regional High School … Earnedd 1111 all-league honors while playing center midield for ield hockey team … Parents are David and Christine SSanfordf d … Born May 23, 1994 … Major undeclared.

16 muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics Returning Players Gabrielle Smith Sophomore • B Northampton, Pa./Northampton

At Muhlenberg: Will compete for a starting spot in the back ... Played in six games in reserve as a freshman ... Scored goal on penalty stroke vs. DickinsonD ... Named to NFHCA Academic Squad ..... Personal: Team captain and Lehigh Valley Scholar-AthleteS in both ield hockey and softball 2255 at NorthamptonN High School … Team MVP and all- areaare second team in ield hockey … Played every minutei of every game as a senior … Parents are Rich- ard and Donna Smith … Older sister Shelby Smith ’12 played ield hockey and softball at Muhlenberg … Born Oct. 27, 1993 … Major undeclared.

Samantha Swire Junior • F • 1VL Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape At Muhlenberg: Established herself as a legiti- mate scoring threat last year ... Tied for the team lead in goals and was second in points ... Danger- ous in the circle ... Personal: Played ield hockey and lacrosse at Lenape High School ... Parents are Jack and Gwen Swire ... Born Sept. 22, 1993 ... A psychology major. 2222

Career Highlights • Statistics Year GP GS G A Pt DS 2011 2 0 0 0 0 0 2012 16 16 5 3 13 0 Totals 18 16 5 3 13 0 • Honors NFHCA Academic Squad, 2011 • Notables 2012 tied for team lead in goals scored scored both goals in 2-1 win at King’s scored goal in 2-1 upset of No. 9 Montclair State netted two goals vs. Bryn Mawr

17 Returning Players Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Kayleigh Thies Junior • F/M • 2VL North Caldwell, N.J./West Essex

At Muhlenberg: One of the top scoring threats in the Centennial Conference ... Mules’ leading scorer each of her irst two years ... Can also set up teammates ... Second player in program history to reach double igures in both goals and assists 2299 in only two seasons ... Has a strong shot and good knowledge of the game ... Very explosive with the Career Highlhlighhts ball ... Personal: Was • Statisticscss Year GP GS G A Pt DS irst-team all-county in 2011 1771 17 11 5 27 0 both ield hockey and 2012 16 16 5 6 16 0 lacrosse at West Essex Totals 333 333 16 11 43 0 High School ... Scored ••H Honorsonors goal in state champion- All-Centennial Conference second team, 2012 • Career Highs ship ield hockey game points - 5 vs. Moravian, 2012, and vs. Widener, 2011 as a senior ... Parents goals - 2 vs. Moravian, 2012, and vs. Widener, Bryn are Peter and Cindy Mawr and Gettysburg, 2011 Thies ... Born Oct. 6, assists - 2 vs. McDaniel, 2012, and vs. Dickinson and Moravian, 2011 1992 ... A psychology • Notables major. 2011 one short of school record for goals by a freshman led Centennial Conference freshmen in points per game (sixth overall) fi rst career goal was OT winner vs. Drew 2012 led team in scoring for the second straight year scored winning goal 57 seconds into OT vs. Scranton assisted on OT game-winner at McDaniel

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continued from inside front cover fi elds immediately next to us … This meant we were playing within eyeshot of the silver medal team with some of the best players in the world. [Then] we bussed 20 minutes away to Hockey Re- public, a fabulous store dedicated entirely to our sport, which is a rare fi nd in America. Some of us shopped for new turf shoes or got our sticks re-gripped.

Day 6 –Samantha Swire After taking some team pictures, we took a long walk through the city [Cologne, Germany] on the way to our next destination, The Lindt Chocolate Museum. While some toured the galleries and read about the history of chocolate, others ventured upstairs to create our own custom chocolate bars complete with our choice of chocolate and up to four toppings. 18 @Muhl_Sports Newcomers Sarah Emily Taylor Barbakoff Boyle Smith Freshman • M/B Freshman • M Freshman • F Philadelphia, Pa./ Bangor, Pa./ Mendham, N.J./ Northeast Bangor West Morris Mendham

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Rachel Claudia Mackensie Strow Theriault Weilnau Freshman • F/M Freshman • B Freshman • B Haddon Heights, N.J./ West Deptford, N.J./ Allentown, Pa./ Haddon Heights West Deptford Salisbury

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Day 7 – Ray Gallagher Our on-fi eld experiences have been just as educational as our tourist ones. The European style of hockey emphasizes spread-out passing and versa- tile hits – two skills our team hopes to bring back to the States with us along with our souvenirs.

Day 8 – Gabrielle Smith Through great communication and teamwork as well as determination to end our trip on high note, we won the game 3-2. No harsh feelings were felt by the other team though as they treated us to dinner on site with a delicious barbecue. The girls on the opposing team were all very nice and welcoming. We asked them questions on their culture and they did the same to us. It is so interesting to learn about others. ... This is a bittersweet moment. Bitter because we enjoyed the trip so much and are sad to be leaving. Sweet because we were all able to grow so much as a team and look forward to return to ’Merica. 19 Notebook Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013 Up, Up and Away “D” Is the Key Just two years after winning only two games Muhlenberg allowed only 22 goals in 16 the entire season, Muhlenberg went 9-7 and games in 2012, ranking second in the Cen- received votes in the national Division III poll tennial Conference and 19th in Division III in 2012. The four-win jump from 2011’s 5-12 in goals-against average. That came a year record was the fourth-best in program his- after the team allowed 53 goals – third from tory, and the Mules tied for 10th in Division the bottom in the CC. The 22 goals were the III in most improved: fewest allowed by the Mules since 2004, and they did not allow an opponent to score team 2011 2012 improvement more than three goals in a game for the irst Arcadia 6-13 15-6 8 time since 2001. New Paltz State 8-10 16-5 6½ Union 1-15 8-9 6½ Basbson 9-12 14-5 6 Framingham St. 4-14 10-8 6 Mass.-Dartmouth 10-10 17-6 5½ Shenandoah 5-13 11-8 5½ Anna Maria 8-12 14-8 5 Tufts 11-4 19-2 5 MUHLENBERG 5-12 9-7 4½ fi ve others 4½

Sensational Centennial Muhlenberg plays in one of the most challenging ield hockey conferences in Division III. At one point last season, nearly half of the Centennial Conference’s 11 teams appeared in the national poll, with Franklin & Marshall, Haverford and Ursinus in the top 20 and Muhlenberg and Gettysburg receiv- Youth Is Served ing votes. A sixth CC squad, Johns Hopkins, The Mules achieved their winning season in received votes in the preseason poll. The CC 2012 with a starting lineup that featured ive has placed multiple teams in the top 20 in sophomores and only two seniors. Of the 29 the inal regular-season poll nine times in the goals scored by Muhlenberg, all but one came last 11 years and has a 20-14 record in NCAA off the stick of a player who is returning for Tournament games since 2001. the 2013 season.

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RESULTS STATISTICS Record: 9-7 (4-6 Centennial) No Name GP GS G A Pt DS 29 Kayleigh Thies 16 16 5 6 16 0 SCRANTON W(ot) 2-1 22 Samantha Swire 16 16 5 3 13 0 ELIZABETHTOWN L 0-2 18 Dayna Hovern 16 16 5 2 12 0 MONTCLAIR STATE W 2-1 13 Erin Cummings 16 16 4 0 8 0 at King’s W 2-1 6 Christine Germaske 16 14 3 2 8 0 at McDaniel * W(ot) 4-3 5 Lauren Jordan 10 2 3 0 6 0 at Haverford * L 0-2 16 Mariah Alston 16 16 1 3 5 1 JOHNS HOPKINS * L 0-2 3 Devon Barber 16 16 1 0 2 1 at Widener W 1-0 10 Meghan Gill 11 0 1 0 2 0 at Dickinson * W 4-0 25 Gabrielle Smith 6 0 1 0 2 0 BRYN MAWR * W 5-1 24 Heather Porrini 16 16 0 1 1 2 WASHINGTON COLLEGE * L 0-2 35 Ray Gallagher 16 16 0 0 0 1 MORAVIAN W 5-0 21 Ashley DeAngelis 16 15 0 0 0 13 at Franklin & Marshall * L 1-3 23 Allie Califano 13 0 0 0 0 0 SWARTHMORE * W 1-0 9 Bridget McNally 8 0 0 0 0 0 GETTYSBURG * L 1-2 19 Dana Disimile 4 1 0 0 0 0 at Ursinus * L 1-2 11 Molly Sanford 3 0 0 0 0 0 28 Dani Beiser 2 0 0 0 0 0 * Centennial Conference game Mules 16 29 17 75 18 Opponents 16 22 12 56 8

HIGHLIGHTS No Name GP GS Min GAA Sv% • Muhlenberg scored two goals ive 27 Kristen Dornenburg 16 16 1066 1.38 .798 minutes apart in the irst half and held 90 Sierra Lenker 3 0 49 0.00 1.000 on to beat No. 9 Montclair State, 2-1. 42 Colleen O’Donnell 2 0 15 4.67 .500 The victory was the Mules’ irst against Mules 16 1130 1.36 .798 a top-10 team since 2009, and the Red Opponents 16 1130 1.80 .718 Hawks would not lose again until the Division III national championship AWARDS AND HONORS game, falling to Tufts by the same 2-1 score to inish with a record of 22-2. NFHCA Academic Squad ...... Devon Barber Erin Cummings • For two weeks after the win against Ashley DeAngelis Montclair State, Muhlenberg received Kristen Dornenburg votes in the national Division III poll, Ray Gallagher just missing the top 20. It was the irst Dayna Hovern time in the rankings for the Mules Lauren Jordan since 2003. Sierra Lenker Molly Sanford • The team’s most dramatic win came Gabrielle Smith at McDaniel in its Centennial Confer- CC Academic Honor Roll ...... Devon Barber ence opener. After falling behind 2-0 in Erin Cummings the irst nine minutes, the Mules tied Ray Gallagher the score by halftime. They fell behind Sierra Lenker again in the second half, but scored All-CC ...... Kayleigh Thies (second team) the tying goal with 15:14 left and won Kristen Dornenburg (second team) 4-3 in overtime. It was the irst time Mariah Alston (honorable mention) Muhlenberg came back twice to win CC Sportsmanship Team ...... Devon Barber since 1998. CC player of the week ...... Heather Porrini Kristen Dornenburg 21 All-Time Records Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013

POINTS GOALS ASSISTS career career career 135 Kristen Bruschi, 2001-04 59 Kristen Bruschi, 2001-04 17 Kristen Bruschi, 2001-04 95 Linda Meiser, 1986-89 44 Ruth Smith, 1959-62 16 Carole Caine, 1997-00 88 Ruth Smith, 1959-62 43 Linda Meiser, 1986-89 15 Lauren Jacobs, 2000-03 87 Kelly Gower, 1998-00 38 Sue Strimel, 1965-68 14 Melissa Eicken, 1998-01 76 Sue Strimel, 1965-68 37 Kelly Gower, 1998-00 14 Becky Pierotti, 1996-99 72 Nicki Notarianni, 2006-09 32 Nicki Notarianni, 2006-09 13 Tara Cohn, 2006-09 64 Anne Petrou, 1978-81 31 Anne Petrou, 1978-81 13 Lauren Rutt, 2004-07 63 Christy Rudderow, 1994-96 31 Carol Emhardt, 1959-61 13 Kelly Gower, 1998-00 62 Jillian Duffy, 2004-07 28 Christy Rudderow, 1994-96 13 Karen Gratrix, 1987-90 62 Carol Emhardt, 1959-61 28 Carla Lightkep, 1975-78 12 Jillian Duffy, 2004-07 59 LisaAnn Polt, 2003-06 28 Jean Monson, 1963-66 12 Nikki Rhoads, 2004-07 59 Chris Nisch, 1983-86 27 Chris Nisch, 1983-86 11 Kayleigh Thies, 2011-12 57 Tara Cohn, 2006-09 26 LisaAnn Polt, 2003-06 11 Kelly Shetron, 2004-07 56 Melissa Mills, 1991-94 26 Melissa Mills, 1991-94 11 Melissa Smull, 1991-94 56 Carla Lightkep, 1975-78 25 Jillian Duffy, 2004-07 10 Kim Brady, 1996-99 56 Jean Monson, 1963-66 24 Barbara Buchholz, 1960-62 9 Sarah Stitzer, 1998-01 54 GloriaAnn Hardy, 1981-84 23 GloriaAnn Hardy, 1981-84 9 Jennifer Bowersox, 1992-95 23 Sally Barbour, 1967-70 9 Linda Meiser, 1986-89 season 23 Susan Miller, 1962-65 9 Anne Searles, 1984-87 44 Kristen Bruschi, 2002 42 Kristen Bruschi, 2003 season season 36 Kristen Bruschi, 2004 19 Kristen Bruschi, 2003 12 Karen Gratrix, 1989 36 Ruth Smith, 1962 19 Kristen Bruschi, 2002 8 Kelly Shetron, 2007 34 Kelly Gower, 2000 18 Ruth Smith, 1962 8 Lauren Jacobs, 2002 34 Evelyn B. Baus, 1968 17 Evelyn B. Baus, 1968 7 Carole Caine, 1998 33 Kelly Gower, 1998 16 Kristen Bruschi, 2004 7 Kelly Gower, 1998 32 Ruth Smith, 1961 16 Kelly Gower, 2000 6 Kayleigh Thies, 2012 30 Christy Rudderow, 1996 16 Ruth Smith, 1961 6 Kristen Bruschi, 2002 30 Linda Meiser, 1989 15 Jean Monson, 1965 6 Melissa Eicken, 2000 30 Anne Petrou, 1981 14 Anne Petrou, 1981 6 Sarah Stitzer, 2000 30 Jean Monson, 1965 13 Kelly Gower, 1998 6 Becky Pierotti, 1998 28 Tara Cohn, 2008 13 Linda Meiser, 1989 6 Christy Rudderow, 1996 28 Jillian Duffy, 2006 13 Carla Lightkep, 1978 6 Anne Searles, 1987 27 Kayleigh Thies, 2011 13 Sue Strimel, 1966 6 Barbara Schaetzle, 1981 27 Elaine Gratrix, 1989 13 Carol Emhardt, 1961 5 14 times, most recent 12 11 times, most recent Kayleigh Thies, 2011 game Tara Cohn, 2008 14 Ruth Smith game vs. Moravian, 1962 game 3 Jillian Duffy 7 Ruth Smith vs. Byn Mawr, 2007 vs. Moravian, 1962 6 Carol Emhardt vs. Marywood, 1961 5 Carla Lightkep vs. Cedar Crest, 1978 5 Ruth Smith AAll-timell-time vs. Marywood, 1961 lleadingeading scorerscorer 5 Ruth Smith KKristenristen BBruschiruschi WWadeade vs. Marywood, 1961 wwasas electedelected toto thethe 4 13 times, most recent MMuhlenberguhlenberg CCollegeollege Christy Rudderow AAthleticthletic HallHall ofof FameFame vs. Western Maryland, 1995 iinn 22013.013. 222 @Muhl_Sports All-Time Records

SAVES SAVE PERCENTAGE TEAM RECORDS career career most wins in a season 516 Josephine Fasolino, 1999- .911 Coleen Grasso, 1983-85 14 2002 (14-5) 02 .884 Alex Tattersall, 1992-94 14 1990 (14-1) 488 Kristen Dornenburg, 2009-12 .862 Leigh Harnish, 1990-92 14 1989 (14-2) 398 Coleen Grasso, 1983-85 .846 Josephine Fasolino, 1999-02 fewest losses in a season 360 Patricia Dehoff, 1994-96 .832 Liselle Bennett, 1986-89 0 8 times, most recent 356 Lauren Schram, 2003-06 .826 Patricia Dehoff, 1994-96 1973 (5-0-2) 336 Alex Tattersall, 1992-94 .825 Allison Neet, 1997-99 longest winning streak 298 Liselle Bennett, 1986-89 21 1963 to 1966 259 Allison Neet, 1997-99 season 14 1990 and 1989 230 Michelle Consiglio, 2005-08 .935 Alex Tattersall, 1992 12 2002 to 2003 175 Leigh Harnish, 1990-92 .931 Coleen Grasso, 1984 140 Joan MMamola,amola, 1981-821981-82 ..923923 Coleen Grasso, 1983 most goalsgoals scored .919 Alex TattersallTattersall,, 1993 seasonseason .909 Liselle BennettBennett,, 19891989 inin a seasonsea 184 Patriciacia DehoDehoff,ff, 19199595 .884 CoColeenleen GrassGrasso,o, 19819855 55 19 196565 174 Patriciacia DehoDehoff,ff, 19199696 .883 LeiLeighgh Harnish, 19919911 4 455 20 200707 158 Kristenen DornenburDornenburg,g, 20120100 .866 Josephine Fasolino, 20020011 44 2006 151 Josephinephine FasoFasolino,lino, 2002 .863 JosepJosephinehine FasoFasolino,lino, 20020022 44 19 198989 145 Coleenen GrassoGrasso,, 1985 .855 Allison NeetNeet,, 19919977 43 19 196868 141 Allisonon NeNeet,et, 19919977 .849 Liselle BennettBennett,, 19871987 • per gameg 140 Josephinephine FasoFasolino,lino, 2000 .843 JosepJosephinehine FasoFasolino,lino, 19919999 6.88 1965 ((5555 iinn 8) 136 Kristenen DornenburDornenburg,g, 22011011 .840 LeiLeighgh Harnish, 1992 • perper gameg 135 Alex Tattersall,Tattersall, 1994 .840 LeiLeighgh Harnish, 19919900 (10(10 or moremor games) 135 Lisellele Bennett, 1987 2.82 1981 ((3131 iinn 11) 131 Coleenen GrassGrasso,o, 19819833 2.75 19819899 ((4444 iinn 16) 123 Josephinephine Fasolino, 2001 2.64 1986 ((3737 iinn 14) 122 Coleenen Grasso, 19819844 DEFENSIVE SAVES most goalsgoals scored 121 Michelleelle ConsiConsiglio,glio, 20020088 careercareer iinn a gamega 114 Alex Tattersall,Tattersall, 1993 23 BrittanyBrittany DeAngelis,DeAngelis, 2008-112008-11 14 vs. Marywood,Marywoo 1961 (14-0) 111 Kristenen DornenbDornenburg,urg, 2009 16 Kate Moyer, 2003-062003-06 13 vs. Moravian,Moravia 1962 (13-0) 107 Laurenen SchramSchram,, 22005005 15 NancyNancy Fernandez, 1993-96 12 vs. Upsala,Upsala, 1965 (12-0) 103 Allisonon NeetNeet,, 1998 13 AshleyAshley DeDeAngelis,Angelis, 2010-12 gamegame 13 Sarah Fosdick,Fosdick, 2001-04 fewestfewest goalsgoal allowed 12 Kristin GarbuttGarbutt,, 2005-02005-088 26 Kristenten DornenburDornenburgg per game in a season 10 CaroleCarole Caine, 1997-00 vs. Ursinus,rsinus, 2010 0.00 19519599 ((00 in 4) 24 Allisonon NeetNeet seasonseason • 10 or moremor games vs. Eastast Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg 1997 0.50 1989 ((88 in 16) 13 AshleyA hl DeAngelis, D A li 2012 0.71 1993 (10 in 14) 23 Coleen Grasso 12 Brittany DeAngelis, 2011 vs. Drew, 1984 0.73 1990 (11 in 15) 10 Kate Moyer, 2006 most shutouts in a season 23 Coleen Grasso 9 Kristin Garbutt, 2008 10 1989 vs. Haverford, 1984 6 Brittany DeAngelis, 2010 8 2006 22 Patricia Dehoff 6 Kate Moyer, 2005 8 1992 vs. Gettysburg, 1995 6 Sarah Fosdick, 2002 8 1990 22 Alex Tattersall 6 Carole Caine, 1998 vs. Moravian, 1994 5 ive times, most recent most consecutive shutouts 22 Coleen Grasso Brittany DeAngelis, 2009 7 1961 to 1962 vs. Drew, 1983 6 2002 to 2003 21 Patricia Dehoff game 6 1965 to 1966 vs. Swarthmore, 1996 4 Kate Moyer vs. 21 Patricia Dehoff Washington, 2006 vs. East Stroudsburg, 1996 21 Liselle Bennett vs. Messiah, 1989 23 Community Service Muhlenberg Field Hockey 2013

The members of the Muhlenberg College ield hockey team are appreciative of their status as collegiate players and make every effort to give back to the community that supports them.

• Every year, the ield hockey team participates in Muhlen- berg’s celebration of National Girls and Women in Sport Day. Several dozen elementary- and middle-school girls from Al- lentown come to campus and are taught the basics in a variety of sports. Afterwards, the Mule athletes talk to their guests about making healthy choices in their daily lives.

• Twice in the last four years, the team participated in the Philadelphia Vision Walk to raise funds for the Foundation Fighting Blindness, which seeks to ind a cure for retinal degenerative diseases. The Mules walked with The Helping Hounds, a group of Moravian College students. Together, the on-ield rivals and off-ield partners raised several thousand dollars.

• The Mules have raised approximately $3,000 in their annual charity ield hockey game against the Muhlenberg football team. Each team wears the other’s uniforms in the friendly game, which raises money for causes ranging from the Special Olympics to cancer research.

History

Muhlenberg College has a long and storied tradition in ield hockey. Since making its debut in 1959, ield hockey has compiled an outstanding record of 388-254- 35 for a winning percentage of .599. Muhlenberg was one of the irst schools in the area to sponsor a ield hockey team and dominated the competition in the early days. The Mules had a 54-2-4 record in their irst nine seasons. The 1965 squad won all eight games, outscoring its opponents 55-1! More recently, Muhlenberg was ranked nationally in seven of 10 years between 1983 and 1992. The Mules returned to the national rankings in 2000 and 2003. In 2006, Muhlenberg earned Th e 1989 team was invited to the NCAA Division III Tournament aft er the fourth seed in the Centen- winning the program’s fi rst and only Middle Atlantic Conference cham- nial Conference playoffs and pionship. Th e Mules fell in the fi rst round to St. Lawrence, 1-0, to fi nish defeated Gettysburg in the irst the season with a record of 14-2. Th e following year, Muhlenberg was round before losing to eventual ranked fi ft h in Division III at the end of the regular season. national champion Ursinus.

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