* Centennial Conference Champions *

March 23: Like honored for sportsmanship Senior Abra Like was named to the Centennial Conference Sportsmanship Team.

March 13: Three named to Academic Honor Roll Senior Abra Like (left) was one of three Muhlenberg women's basketball players named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for the 2007-08 winter season.

March 11: Boyle in running for All-America honors Junior Lauren Boyle (right) is one of 40 finalists for the Division III All-America team.

March 7: Mules lose in NCAA first round DeSales scored the final eight points of the game to defeat Muhlenberg, 56-48, in the first round of the NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Championship. Sophomore Alexis Bates (left) hit two 3-pointers to give the Mules an early lead and finished with nine points.

March 5: NCAA preview Muhlenberg will rely on several players with national tournament experience when it plays DeSales in its first-ever NCAA home game.

March 3: Muhlenberg to host NCAA games Muhlenberg will welcome three other 20-win teams with NCAA Tournament experience to Memorial Hall this weekend, with a trip to the “Sweet Sixteen” at stake.

March 2: CENTENNIAL CHAMPS! Muhlenberg captured the Centennial Conference title after defeating Gettysburg, 80-65, in the championship game. For senior Michelle Feldman (left) and five other Mule players this is second conference trophy in three years.

March 1: Strong second half propels Mules to CC final Muhlenberg scored 40 second-half points to come out victorious in the first semifinal of the Centennial Conference playoffs at Franklin & Marshall. Junior Erin McSherry and freshman Kelly McKeon scored 15 points apiece, while freshman Sheila Cook (right) poured in 11.

February 29: Championship preview The Mules will travel to Franklin & Marshall Saturday to play in the first semifinal of the Centennial Conference playoffs against Dickinson College.

February 28: Three earn All-CC honors Junior Lauren Boyle earned All-Centennial Conference first-team honors for the second consecutive year. Two other Mules, including junior center Erin McSherry (left) also received recognition.

February 25: Playoff schedule set Muhlenberg will play Dickinson in the first Centennial Conference semifinal game.

February 23: Muhlenberg drops last home game Despite the heroics of freshman Kelly McKeon (right), who scored 11 points in the final two minutes, the Mules fell to Ursinus, 71-69, in their regular season finale.

February 20: Mules tie for first Junior Bethany Enterline (left) came off the bench to score seven big points to spark Muhlenberg to a 68-62 win against Dickinson. With their seventh straight victory, the Mules moved into a tie for first place in the Centennial Conference with one game remaining in the regular season.

• February 16: Muhlenberg wins sixth straight; Boyle reaches milestone
• February 14: Mules ranked
• February 13: Muhlenberg completes strong road trip
• February 12: Boyle honored again
• February 11: Mules think pink
• February 8: Boyle named to academic team
• February 7: Mules win fourth straight
• February 5: Muhlenberg fourth statistically
• February 2: Mules complete sweep of Terror
• January 30: Muhlenberg topples champs
• January 26: Strong second half seals win
• January 24: Mules lose battle for first
• January 22: Balance leads Muhlenberg to win
• January 19: Streak snapped at F&M
• January 17: Muhlenberg wins sixth straight
• January 15: Boyle receives honor, scores 15
• January 15: Like named to scholar-athlete squad
• January 12: Muhlenberg gets Gettysburg back
• January 9: Mules pull out win against McDaniel
• January 8: Muhlenberg among statistical leaders
• January 5: Mules return with comeback win
• December 17: Balanced scoring leads Mules to easy win
• December 11: Boyle named to area all-star team
• December 8: Muhlenberg falls in double OT
• December 4: Mules extend win streak
• December 3: Boyle named player of the week
• December 1: Muhlenberg wins third straight
• November 29: Mules hand DeSales first loss
• November 27: Muhlenberg breaks into CC win column
• November 20: Mules drop CC opener
• November 17: Muhlenberg falls to Scranton
• November 16: Mules advance to Scotty Wood final
• November 15: Season preview
• November 13: Scotty Wood Tournament preview
• October 4: Boyle wins Weikert Award