Following one of the most successful seasons in program history, four Muhlenberg players earned spots on the All-Centennial Conference women's lacrosse team.

Seniors Jillian Kubikowski and Emily Vaughan made the first team, giving the Mules two first-team selections for the first time since 2018. Sophomore Emma Youngling was a second-team pick, and junior Abba Diglio received honorable mention. 

Kubikowski moved up to the first team after earning honorable mention last year. She leads the CC in goals per game (3.50) and points per game (5.44) while ranking fourth in assists per game (1.94). Kubikowski's 98 points this season rank 26th in Division III and are the third-most in a season in program history. She had 12 hat tricks on the season and four games with nine points.

Kubikowski scored her 200th point in Muhlenberg's final game and finished 10th on the all-time scoring list, recording 165 of her 200 points in her final two seasons. She also ended up eighth in assists (73) all-time.

Vaughan became the 10th player in program history to earn All-CC recognition three times, moving up to the first team after making the second team in both 2023 and 2024. She leads the CC in caused turnovers per game (2.50) and tops all field players in ground balls per game (3.61). Vaughan ranks 33rd in Division III in caused turnovers, tying a school record with 45, and also contributed to the offense with 23 goals and 13 assists.

Vaughan finished her career as the Mules' all-time leader with 127 caused turnovers while also ranking second in ground balls (178) and third in draw controls (265). She scored 105 career points on 64 goals and 41 assists.

Youngling had a breakout season, tying Kubikowski for the team and CC lead with 63 goals and scoring 13 hat tricks. She was Muhlenberg's leading scorer in CC contests with 25 points and 22 goals. Youngling also is tied for sixth in the CC with 85 draw controls, the fifth-highest single-season total in program history.

Diglio earned her second All-CC nod, but her first in lacrosse; she previously was honored in field hockey in 2023. She is only the second Mule since 2000 to be honored in both sports. Diglio finished second on the Mules and is tied for eighth in the CC with 76 draw controls. She also picked up 31 ground balls and caused 19 turnovers for a defense that held its opponents to single digits in goals in 12 of 19 games.

Muhlenberg finished the 2025 season with a 14-5 record, setting a school record for wins, and scored the first CC playoff win in program history with a 16-8 home defeat of Ursinus. All five of the Mules' losses were to nationally ranked teams, and they were in the running for an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. 

pictured above (left to right): Youngling, Vaughan, Kubikowski, Diglio