The Muhlenberg women's basketball team began a stretch of four games in six days with a 71-51 win at Bryn Mawr.

The Mules (9-10, 5-9), who won their third in a row, opened up a 48-15 lead at the half and played almost all reserves in the second half on the first of their back-to-back nights on the Main Line. Only one starter saw any minutes in the second half.

Muhlenberg pulled down 68 rebounds, seven short of the school record, including 40 on the offensive end. The offensive boards, along with a low number of turnovers (7), allowed the Mules to take 105 shots.

Sophomore Abigail Scheidel led the way with 12 points, while freshman Emily Unger added 11. Sophomore Caroline Horst (pictured above) set career highs of 9 points and 6 rebounds.

Freshman Jenna Stockfeder hauled in 14 rebounds, a career high, and freshman Ava Connolly dished out a career-best 7 assists.

The Mules scored only six points in the first six minutes before back-to-back threes by Unger jump-started the offense. Muhlenberg erupted for 42 points in the final 14 minutes of the half, including 29 in the second quarter.