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Megan Keenan, Ursinus
Field Hockey: Ursinus at Washington College, 4:00 -
POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY
AT 4 P.M. (11:27 a.m.)
The Bears (11-2, 7-0 CC) face one of their last remaining CC
challenges when they visit Chestertown to play the Shorewomen
(11-2, 4-2 CC). Ursinus, ranked sixth nationally, has three players
with double digits in goals - Megan Keenan (15),
Danielle Stong (11) and Devin
Brakel (10). Washington College, who received votes in the
national poll this week, counters with Elizabeth
Davis (11), while Jenn Miller has eight
tallies. WAC keeper Sadie Robertson leads the
Centennial in goals-against average (0.89) and will face an Ursinus
squad that is fourth in Division III in goals per game (5.23). The
Bears are 14-1 all-time against the Shorewomen, but suffered a 3-2
overtime loss to Washington in its last trip to the Eastern Shore
in 2012.
Listen: CentennialConference.TV
Catherine Perlmutter, Dickinson
Field Hockey: Johns Hopkins at Dickinson,
3:00
It has all the trappings of a playoff game when the Blue Jays
(6-7, 3-3 CC) visit Carlisle to take on the Red Devils (10-4, 4-3
CC). Dickinson is currently sixth in the standings, while Hopkins
is seventh and neither team can realistically survive another
defeat. Red Devil soph Catherine Perlmutter is one
of the top goal scorers in the CC (13) while junior Alyssa
Stillwell has eight tallies to her credit. Hop depends on
its defense and junior goalkeeper Zoey Atabek who
leads the Centennial in save percentage (.825). This is the 38th
meeting between the schools with JHU holding a 19-16-2 all-time
edge. The Devils have captured the last two contests, including a
4-3 OT decision at home in 2012.
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Hannah Lichtenstein, Swarthmore
Women's Soccer: Muhlenberg at Swarthmore,
7:00
It's a critical match at Clothier Field tonight as the
fourth-place Mules (9-3-2, 5-2 CC) take on the fifth-place Garnet
(9-4, 4-3 CC). Swat leads the Conference in goals per game (2.6),
led by sophomores Mele Johnson (8) and
Hannah Lichtenstein (6). 'Berg junior keeper
Jen Mermelstein is second in the Centennial in
save percentage (.875). This is the 25th meeting between the
schools since 1991. Swarthmore has won two in a row and four of the
last five meetings, but trails all-time 14-7-3. Muhlenberg has not
won at Swat since 2004 (3-0).
Sarah Benett, Johns Hopkins
Women's Soccer: Dickinson at Johns Hopkins,
7:00
The sixth-ranked Blue Jays (12-2, 6-0 CC) face one of their
biggest Centennial challenges of the season when they host the Red
Devils (11-2-1, 5-1-1 CC). Hopkins has two of the top four goal
scorers in the CC in Hannah Kronick (10-5-25) and
Sydney Teng (7-2-16), while Dickinson has two
among the top six in senior Allie Young (8-2-18)
and first-year Andrea Caya (5-1-11). JHU
junior Sarah Benett has yet to surrender a goal in
613:40 this season and has six shutouts to her credit. This is the
27th meeting between the teams since 1992 with Hop holding a 16-6-4
advantage. Dickinson has not won in Baltimore since 2005 (2-0).
Watch: CentennialConference.TV
Joanne Josephson, Muhlenberg
Volleyball: Muhlenberg at Swarthmore, 7:00
First place in the Conference is on the line tonight at Tarble
Pavilion as the Garnet (19-5, 7-0 CC) entertain the Mules (22-3,
6-1 CC). A Swat win puts the hosts one step closer to the top seed
for the upcoming playoffs. A Mule victory could create a three-way
tie for the top spot with a week and a half to go in the regular
season. Garnet freshman Sarah Wallace leads the
Centennial in kills (3.79 per set) and is second in points (4.3).
'Berg junior Katherine Boll is third in hitting
percentage (.351), while junior Joanne Josephson
is fifth (.341). Senior Nikki Dickson is also a
valuable weapon for the Mules, as she leads the CC in services aces
(0.68). It is the 24th meeting between the schools since 1993.
Muhlenberg swept the Garnet a year ago, ending a five-match Swat
win streak, to extend its all-time lead in CC play to 13-10.
Watch: CentennialConference.TV
Laura Bergin, Gettysburg
Volleyball: Gettysburg at McDaniel, 7:00
The Bullets (17-8, 4-2 CC) travel down Route 97 to take on the
Green Terror (18-8, 3-4 CC) in a critical match for both teams.
Gettysburg is tied with Hopkins for fourth place and is still in
the hunt for either a first-round bye or home playoff game.
McDaniel is on the brink of elimination and most likely will miss
the playoffs with another loss. Bullet soph Laura
Bergin is sixth in the CC in kills (3.17), while McDaniel
junior Kloe Martin is right behind her (2.92). It
is the 71st meeting between the long-time rivals. Gettysburg has
won six straight in the series to close the overall deficit to
41-29. The Terror's last win was a five-set win at Gill in
2007.
Watch: mcdanielathletics.com