The Muhlenberg volleyball team recorded one of its most dominating wins ever in a sweep of Bryn Mawr.

The Mules (12-10, 4-4) allowed only 32 points in the 25-10, 25-9, 25-13 victory - the fourth-fewest since the start of 25-point scoring in 2001. It was the fewest points Muhlenberg ever allowed in a Centennial Conference match, two below the total of 34 in a 25-12, 25-10, 25-12 sweep of Bryn Mawr in 2017.

More importantly, the win put Muhlenberg squarely in the race for one of the six CC playoff berths. With matches against Washington (2-5) and Franklin & Marshall (5-2) remaining, the Mules are in sixth place, a half-game behind Haverford, who they defeated last week.

After missing the last nine matches with injury, freshman Christina Marcin made her return in a big way, matching her career high of 18 kills. Marcin (pictured above) had 10 kills in the first set alone, including three in a row in one stretch. The Mules trailed in the first set, 10-7, before closing the set on an 18-0 run behind the serving of senior Caleya Tereska,

Senior Emma Eglinton served in an 11-0 run in the second set, and junior Alyssa Faville served in the third when Muhlenberg scored 10 straight points.

The Mules hit  .372 in the match, with junior Christina Dalton recording 4 kills in only 5 attempts and junior Isabella Pontrelli converting on 5 of her 7 swings.

Sophomore Brooke Shiver, making her season debut, served 3 aces.