Muhlenberg College Athletics

Summary 
• Career record at Muhlenberg through 2025 season: 96-95 (.503) in six seasons
• Overall career record through 2025 season: 182-165 (.524) in 10 seasons
• One Centennial Conference championship
• Coached 17 All-Centennial Conference selections, one CC player of the year, and three Gold Glove selections

Coaching Highlights
2025 Record 21-20
• Qualified for Centennial Conference playoffs and won first-round game
• Four All-Centennial Conference selections, including Gold Glove of the Year
• At least 20 wins for the third time in the last four seasons

2024 Record 26-16
• 26 wins tied for the second-most in program history
• Advanced to championship series of Centennial Conference playoffs
• Set school records for hits, triples, and stolen bases in a season
• Program's first first-team all-region selection since 2012

2023 Record 14-23
• Recorded first win against a Division II team since 2000
• Set school record for most saves by a pitching staff

2022 Record 23-22 Centennial Conference champions
• Won program's first Centennial Conference championship since 2011 with team picked sixth in preseason poll
• Won title against top-seeded, regionally ranked Swarthmore on walkoff home run
• Earned bid to NCAA Tournament and shut out Cabrini for first NCAA win since 2003
• Ranked third in Division III in double plays

2021 Record 6-12
• Ranked 11th in Division III in double plays per game

2020 Record 6-2
• Off to good start before season was curtailed by Covid
• Outscored eight opponents by a 44-19 margin, with three shutouts
• Won first two games of the season by the eight-run rule for the first time ever
• Ranked fourth in Division III in fielding percentage

Coaching Career
• 2016-19 Head coach at Wilkes University
     > Overall record 86-70
     > Three consecutive 20-win seasons and two MAC Freedom playoff berths
• 2015 Pitching coach at University of Delaware
• 2010-14 Assistant coach at Moravian University
     > Was associate head coach in 2014
     > Helped Greyhounds to 165-55 record, three consecutive Landmark Conference titles and appearance in 2010 Division III Women’s College World Series
• 2006-09 Head varsity and junior varsity coach at Western Christian High School in Covina, Calif.

Playing Highlights
• Earned second-team All-America honors as a catcher at Mississippi University for Women
• Began career at University of Southern Mississippi, where she was a member of 1999 squad that advanced to the NCAA Division I Women’s College World Series
•  Also played one season at the University of New Mexico