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Scoreboard
M.Lacrosse Swarthmore 7, Hamilton 6
M.Tennis Swarthmore 9, Gettysburg 0
W.Tennis Swarthmore 5, Muhlenberg 4
Softball Swarthmore 1, McDaniel 0
McDaniel 2, Swarthmore 1
W.Lacrosse Muhlenberg 17, Swarthmore 10
Baseball McDaniel 8, Swarthmore 1
McDaniel 11, Swarthmore 4
Track & Field at TCNJ Invite
Women’s Tennis: Hickman Clinches Win for Garnet
The Swarthmore women’s tennis team came back to win 5-4 over Muhlenberg on Saturday afternoon at the Michael Mullen Indoor Tennis Center, moving to third in the Centennial Conference standings.
Men’s Lacrosse: Garnet Lax Men Traverse Continentals
The Garnet men’s lacrosse team ran up five goals in the second period and held on for a 7-6 non-conference win at Hamilton Saturday afternoon.
Track & Field: Mullarkey Breaks Own School Record
Swarthmore junior Cait Mullarkey won the 3,000-meter steeplechase and lowered her own school-record time at the New Jersey Invitational hosted by the College of New Jersey Saturday afternoon, posting a time of 11:20.25.
Women’s Lacrosse: Mules Top Garnet
The visiting Muhlenberg Mules (10-3, 5-3) defeated Swarthmore 17-10 in Centennial women’s lacrosse action Saturday afternoon.
Softball: Swarthmore Softball Splits Saturday
Garnet pitcher Kathryn Riley ’10 broke the school record for wins in a season and junior outfielder Lauren Walker posted four hits with two stolen bases as Swarthmore split a Centennial road doubleheader at McDaniel Saturday afternoon.
Men’s Tennis: Garnet Roll Past Bullets
The Swarthmore men’s shutout Gettysburg in a 9-0 Centennial Conference win on Saturday afternoon at the Faulkner Tennis Courts.
Baseball: Rain and Green Terror Swarm Clothier Fields
The rains came early at Clothier Fields, postponing the start of Saturday’s Centennial doubleheader, and the McDaniel bats followed, leading to a Green Terror sweep over Swarthmore.
