The Muhlenberg women's lacrosse team scored the first 11 goals and rolled to a 21-3 win against Kalamazoo in its last game before beginning Centennial Conference play.

Six days after defeating the SCAD Bees, the top-ranked team in the NAIA, the Mules (6-1) swatted away another pesky insect, holding the visiting Hornets (0-7) - playing the first of three games on their trip from Michigan to Pennsylvania - to seven shots.

The 21 goals tied a season high for the Mules, and the 18-goal margin of victory was their largest in a home game since 2022.

Six players scored multiple goals for Muhlenberg, led by sophomore Emma Youngling with 5. Youngling filled the stat sheet, adding 6 draw controls, 4 caused turnovers, and 3 ground balls.

Sophomore Alyssa Hartnett netted 4 goals, while senior Jillian Kubikowski added 4 assists to her 2 goals. Junior Ava Milia, senior Emily Vaughan, and sophomore Rylee Hulack contributed a pair apiece, with Hulack netting her first goals of the season.

Junior Abba Diglio put in her first goal of the season to go along with a career-high 9 draw controls.

Two Mule first-years, Julia Corradi and Maggie Tratnyek (pictured above) scored their first career goals.