Vs. Gwynedd-Mercy College – Won 2-0     Box Score

The Greyhounds closed out the 2006 season with a 2-0 shutout victory over Gwynedd-Mercy College in a non-conference match at Betty Prince Field. Moravian took a 1-0 lead in the 38th minute while freshman forward Kayla Carson put a pass from junior forward Savannah Bayer in the back of the cage for her second goal of the season. The Greyhounds extended the lead to 2-0 in the 47th minute when senior defender Kim Gialanella took a pass from Bayer and connected on a long shot just inside the left post on a penalty corner. The goal was Gialanella's third of the season and it ended up being the final shot of her career. Gialanella scored all of her career goals in 2006. Moravian had a 17-4 advantage in shots and a 13-6 edge in penalty corners in the match. Greyhound senior goalie Amanda Gaun made three saves for her second shutout of the season. Gaun completes her career with a school record 23 victories and school record 669 saves, and she had six career shutouts while playing in 72 of 73 possible matches over the last four years. Lauren Monte made four saves in 52 minutes of action for the Griffins while Ashley McGinty had six saves in the final 18 minutes of the match. Jessica Griffin had a defensive save for Gwynedd-Mercy.

Gwynedd-Mercy College	(7-11)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(4-15)	0	2	--	2

Scoring:
MOR - Kayla Carson (Savannah Bayer), 37:17
MOR - Kim Gialanella (Savannah Bayer), 46:33

At Lebanon Valley College – Lost 7-0     Box Score

Moravian lost its final Commonwealth Conference match of the season, falling to ninth ranked Lebanon Valley College, 7-0. The contest was the Greyhounds final road match of the year and the sixth contest against a nationally-ranked opponent. The Flying Dutchmen scored in the second minute off a goal by Mimi Sullivan, who also had three assisted in the contest, and led 4-0 at halftime. Seven different players scored for Lebanon Valley which had a 27-6 advantage in shots and a 12-3 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun had 15 saves in the match while junior defender Jacqui Grande added a defensive save for the Greyhounds. Katie Pawlewicz and Caitlin Baro each played a half in goal for Lebanon Valley and made two saves.

Moravian College	(3-15, 1-6 Commonwealth)	0	0	--	0
#9 Lebanon Valley College	(15-2, 6-1 Commonwealth)	4	3	--	7

Scoring:
LVC - Mimi Sullivan (unassisted), 1:49
LVC - Steph Marguglio (Sullivan), 7:26
LVC - Claire Behney (Sullivan), 14:20
LVC - Alex Wolfe (penalty corner), 17:31
LVC - Sarah Bevans (Sullivan), 36:40
LVC - Shauna Enck (unassisted), 37:38
LVC - Chelsea Byers (unassisted), 49:36

Vs. Alvernia College – Lost 5-0    Box Score

The Greyhounds dropped a 5-0 decision to nationally-ranked Alvernia College in non-conference action at Betty Prince Field. The 20th-ranked Crusaders jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 15th minute when Amber Landis netted an unassisted goal, her first of the season. Megan Novogratz would put a rebound into the net in the 18th minute for her 17th goal of the season and to build the lead to 2-0, then Novogratz set up a goal by Jessie Titus, her tenth of the year, in the 43rd minute. Shayna Clark added an unassisted goal in the 63rd minute while Becky Macchione scored an unassisted goal, her team leading 19th for Alvernia, in the 68th minute. The Crusaders had a 27-0 advantage in shots and a 14-2 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made 17 saves in 63 minutes of action while freshman keeper Kelly Schneider had a save in the seven minutes of the match. The Greyhounds also had defensive saves by junior midfielder Beverly Beaver and sophomore defender Laura Boyd. Audrey Hoffman played the entire match in goal for Alvernia but did not need to make a save.

#20 Alvernia College	(17-2)	2	3	--	5
Moravian College	(3-14)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
ALV - Amber Landis (unassisted), 14:48
ALV - Megan novogratz (unassisted), 17:58
ALV - Jessie Titus (Novogratz), 42:48
ALV - Shayna Clark (unassisted), 62:33
ALV - Becky Macchione (unassisted), 67:28

Vs. Albright College – Won 1-0    Box Score

Moravian snapped an eight-match losing streak, defeating Albright College, 1-0, in Commonwealth Conference action at Betty Prince Field. The Greyhounds scored the lone goal of the contest in the 63rd minute when freshman forward Kayla Carson scored her first collegiate goal off of a pass from junior forward Jayme Baker. Albright had a 10-7 advantage in shots with the Lions recording all ten shots in the first half while Moravian had a 14-8 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made eight saves for her first shutout of the season and her 22nd career victory, a new Moravian record. Gaun also has a school record 634 saves in her career. Albright's Logan Nickerson made six saves in the contest.

Albright College	(5-10, 0-6 Commonwealth)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(3-13, 1-5 Commonwealth)	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
MOR - Kayla Carson (Jayme Baker), 62:28

Vs. Alvernia College – Postponed to October 23rd

Moravian's non-conference home match with 20th-ranked Alvernia College for Tuesday, October 17th at Betty Prince Field has been postponed. The contest has been rescheduled for Monday, October 23rd at 4:00 p.m. in Bethlehem.

Vs. Elizabethtown College – Lost 1-0    Box Score

The Greyhounds lost a 1-0 decision to 12th-ranked Elizabethtown College in Commonwealth Conference action at Betty Prince Field. The match was Moravian's third in a string of four straight matches against nationally-ranked opponents. The Blue Jays scored the only goal of the match in the 15th minute when Megan Angstadt netted a goal off of a pass from Laura Rinck on a penalty corner. The teams combined for just five shots in the contest with Elizabethtown taking four, and the Blue Jays also had a 5-2 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun recorded two saves in the match while Kristen Callaghan saved the only shot the Greyhounds took in the match.

#12 Elizabethtown College	(12-2, 4-1 Commonwealth)	1	0	--	1
Moravian College	(2-13, 0-5 Commonwealth)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
ETOWN - Megan Angstadt (Laura Rinck), 14:10

At King's College – Lost 5-1    Box Score

Moravian dropped a non-conference match at 17th-ranked King's College, 5-1. The Monarchs scored three times in the first five minutes to jump out to a 3-0 lead, and King's added another goal in the ninth minnte to build a 4-0 lead. The Monards scored their final goal of the match in the 44th minute while Sarah McGrady scored her second goal of the match. Lindsay Sabo also had two goals for King's while Megan Farrell had a goal and an assist and Debbie Wychock added two assists. The Greyhounds scored their lone goal of the contest in the final minute of the match when freshman forward Lynda Kauffman scored her first collegiate goal off an assist by junior forward Savannah Bayer on penalty corner. King's had a 27-9 advantage in shots and a 14-8 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made 12 saves in the match while three King's goalies combined for seven saves including four by starter Kari Leach.

Moravian College	(2-12)	0	1	--	1
#17 King's College	(12-1)	4	1	--	5

Scoring:
KING'S - Sarah McGrady (Megan Farrell), 0:20
KING'S - Lindsay Sabo (unassisted), 1:15
KING'S - Farrell (Debbie Wychock), 4:37
KING's - Sabo (unassisted), 8:38
KING'S - McGrady (Wychock), 43:38
MOR - Lynda Kauffman (Savannah Bayer), 69:01

At Messiah College – Lost 10-0    Box Score

The Greyhounds fell to second-ranked Messiah College, 10-0, in a Commonwealth Conference match. The Falcons scored four times in the first half and six more times after the intermission. Sophomore forward Nikki Bailey had three goals and three assists for the Falcons while Lindsey Hunter and Sarah Bich each scored a pair of goals. Junior forward Lisa Strausbaugh added a goal and an assist while freshman forward Avery Johnson and sophomore forward/midfielder Tiffany Leatherman each found the back of the cage once for Messiah. Senior midfielder/defender Lynn Sandowich and freshman midfielder/forward Emily Sauder each had assists. The Falcons out-shot Moravian 35-1, and Messiah had a 15-2 advantage on penalty corners. Greyhound freshman goalie Kelly Schneider made 16 saves in her collegiate start for Moravian. Senior defender Kim Gialanella and sophomore defender Laura Boyd each had defensive saves for the Greyhounds. Sophomore Renee Herbster made one save for the Falcons.

Moravian College	(2-11, 0-4 Commonwealth)	0	0	--	0
#2 Messiah College	(9-1, 3-1 Commonwealth)	4	6	--	10

Scoring:
MES - Lindsey Hunter (Lisa Strausbaugh), 7:20
MES - Nikki Bailey (unassisted), 10:00
MES - Bailey (Emily Sauder), 11:35
MES - Strausbaugh (Lynn Sandowich), 28:22
MES - Hunter (Bailey), 39:46
MES - Tiffany Leatherman (Bailey), 47:04
MES - Bailey (unassisted), 52:44
MES - Avery Johnson (Bailey), 53:06
MES - Sarah Bich (unassisted), 61:07
MES - Bich (unassisted), 61:25

At Widener University – Lost 6-1    Box Score

Moravian dropped a 6-1 decision at Widener University in Commonwealth Conference action. The Pioneers took a 1-0 lead in the tenth minute on the first of three goals by Jamie Carr. Widener would lead 4-0 at halftime after goals by Kelly Eash in the 13th minute, Carr's second goal in the 16th minute and a goal by Arlene Lowthert in the 19th minute. The Pioneers added two more goals in the second half with Carr finishing off her third career hat trick in the 47th minute while Brittany Dippolito scored at the 62nd minute mark of the match. Moravian's lone goal came in the 65th minute when junior defender Jacqui Grande connected on her second penalty stroke of the season. Widener had a 33-12 advantage in shots, and the Pioneers had a 6-5 edge in penalty corners. Greyhound senior goalie Amanda Gaun made 21 saves in the contest while playing just over 56 minutes. Gaun now has 612 career saves. Moravian freshman keeper Kelly Schneider finished the match, allowing a goal and making her first career save in the final 13 and a half minutes. Sophomore defender Laura Boyd added a defensive save for the Greyhounds. Katie Heritage made four saves in the first half in goal for Widener while Katie Jensen had six saves in the second half for the Pioneers.

Moravian College	(2-10, 0-3 Commonwealth)	0	1	--	1
Widener University	(7-4, 2-2 Commonwealth)	4	2	--	6

Scoring:
WID - Jamie Carr (Colleen Guille), 9:16
WID - Kelly Eash (unassisted), 12:30
WID - Carr (Arlene Lowthert), 15:24
WID - Lowthert (Missy Pappas), 18:18
WID - Carr (Eash), 46:55
WID - Brittany Dippolito (Jackie Elliott), 62:00
MOR - Jacqui Grande (penalty stroke), 64:12

At The University of Scranton – Lost 2-0    Box Score

The Greyhounds lost a non-conference match to the University of Scranton, 2-0. The Royals jumped out to a 1-0 lead just over a minute into the match when Karolyn Holody scored a penalty corner pass from Diana Rocklein. Scranton netted another goal in the in the 42nd minute when Charleigh LaFronz-Emberger scored from ten yards out off of a pass from Holody. The Royals had a 23-4 advantage in shots and an 11-3 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made 14 saves in the match while Kristina Goetz had one save for Scranton.

Moravian College	(2-9)	0	0	--	0
The University of Scranton	(7-3)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
UofS - Karolyn Holody (Diana Rocklein), 1:07
UofS - Charleigh LaFronz-Emberger (Holody), 41:45

Vs. Philadelphia Biblical University – Lost 3-2 (overtime)    Box Score

Moravian dropped the final contest in a five-match home stand, falling to Philadelphia Biblical University, 3-2 in overtime, at Betty Prince Field. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 12th minute when junior defender Jacqui Grande netted her first career goal on a penalty stroke. The Crimson Eagles tied the match in the 24th minute when junior forward Erin Rohrer knocked in a loose ball. Philadelphia Biblical would take the lead in the 31st minute when Brittany Sparling blasted a shot into the back of the cage from eight yards out front. Moravian eventually tied the match in the 47th minute when junior midfielder Mauri Dallago netted her first goal of the season, knocking in a pass from freshman midfielder Samantha Bell. The Greyhounds had a chance to win the match at the end of regulation as Moravian received a penalty corner with five seconds remaining on the clock. During the corner, a penalty stroke was called after time had expired. Greyhound junior forward Savannah Bayer lined up for the stroke but watched as Crimson Eagle goalie Katie Aungst stretched up to knock down the shot headed for the upper left-hand corner of the net. Philadelphia Biblical dominated control of the ball in the overtime session with Rohrer knocking in a pass from senior forward Ashlee Seeley on the Crimson Eagles second penalty corner of the overtime session. Philadelphia Biblical had a 10-8 advantage in shots and an 8-6 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun registered six saves while Aungst had six saves for the Crimson Eagles.

Philadelphia Biblical University	(3-7)	2	0	1	--	3
Moravian College	(2-8)	1	1	0	--	2

Scoring:
MOR - Jacqui Grande (penalty stroke), 11:45
PBU - Erin Rohrer (unassisted), 23:31
PBU - Brittany Sparling (unassisted), 30:44
MOR - Mauri Dallago (Samantha Bell), 46:29
PBU - Rohrer (Ashlee Seeley), 73:05

Vs. Kean University of New Jersey – Lost 4-1    Box Score

The Greyhounds suffered a 4-1 non-conference loss to Kean University of New Jersey in Moravian's fourth straight match at Betty Prince Field. The Cougars jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 8th minute when freshman forward Brittany Gibbs found the back of the cage off of a pass from senior forward Vicki Egerer. The duo would connect again in the 14th minute with Gibbs netting her second goal of the match and third of the season. Moravian would cut the Kean lead in half in the 46th minute when sophomore midfielder Julia Garofalo netted her first goal of the year, tapping in a crossing pass from freshman forward Kayla Carson. Egerer and Gibbs would team up again on a penalty corner in the 55th minute with Egerer scoring this time for her fourth goal of the year. The Cougars added the final goal in the 68th minute when freshman defender Marcy Miller put home a pass from Egerer. Moravian had a 13-9 advantage in shots in the contest while both teams had nine penalty corners. Greyhound senior goalie Amanda Gaun had five saves while Kean keeper Jenni Barry made nine stops.

Kean University of New Jersey	(3-3)	2	2	--	4
Moravian College	(2-7)	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
KU - Brittany Gibbs (Vicki Egerer), 7:44
KU - Gibbs (Egerer), 13:16
MOR - Julia Garofalo (Kayla Carson), 45:56
KU - Egerer (Gibbs), 54:53
KU - Marcy Miller (Egerer), 67:34

Vs. Juniata College – Lost 7-0    Box Score

Moravian dropped its second straight Commonwealth Conference match, falling to 17th ranked Juniata College, 7-0, at Betty Prince Field. Junior forward Kim Wagner scored the first of five goals in the match in the 14th minute off a pass from junior forward Meredith Low. Wagner scored again in the 21st minute with an assist from junior forward/midfielder Michelle Campbell. Low scored in the 28th minute from junior forward/midfielder Leslie Stern to give the Eagles a 3-0 halftime lead. Wagner netted an unasssisted goal in the 40th minute before scoring in the 41st minute off a pass from senior midfielder/forward Sarah Bender. Wagner's final goal came in the 43rd minute off of a Low pass. Senior forward Kat Vera finished the scoring in the 46th minute with an assist from junior back/midfielder Ashleigh Ehnts. Juniata had a 15-4 advantage in shots and a 5-1 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun had seven saves in 56 and a half minutes while freshman goalie Kelly Schneider did not make a save in the remainder of the game. Moravian freshman midfielder Samantha Bell added a defensive save. Sophomore goalie Abby Funk had two saves for Juniata.

Juniata College	(7-0, 2-0 Commonwealth)	3	4	--	7
Moravian College	(2-6, 0-2 Commonwealth)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
JC - Kim Wagner (Meredith Low), 13:40
JC - Wagner (Michelle Campbell), 20:53
JC - Low (Leslie Stern), 27:55
JC - Wagner (unassisted), 39:34
JC - Wagner (Sarah Bender), 40:10
JC - Wagner (Low), 42:47
JC - Kat Vera (Ashleigh Ehnts), 45:25

Vs. Cedar Crest College – Won 5-1    Box Score

The Greyhounds earned a 5-1 victory over Cedar Crest College in a non-conference match at Betty Prince Field. Moravian jumped out to a 1-0 just over a minute into the match when junior forward Jayme Baker found a loose ball in front of the net and tapped it in for her first goal of the season. The Greyhounds scored again in the 16th minute when junior forward Savannah Bayer put in a quick rebound off of a shot by freshman forward Julie Bisci. Moravian scored once more in the first half when senior defender Kim Gialanella scored her first collegiate goal off of a pass from freshman forward Kayla Carson on a penalty corner. Cedar Crest opened the scoring in the second half in the 46th minute when freshman forward Laura Wesnak pushed a shot through the goalie's pads for her sixth goal of the year on a pass from sophomore midfielder Janelle Morcom. Moravian answered a minute and a half later when Bayer lifted a loose ball into the back of the cage for her second goal of the match and fourth of the season. Gialanella finished off the scoring in the 58th minute when she ripped a pass from junior midfielder Mauri Dallago into the net from ten yards out. Moravian had a 29-3 advantage in shots and a 25-1 edge in penalty corners. Greyhound senior goalie Amanda Gaun made two saves in 55 minutes of action while freshman keeper Kelly Schneider did not face a shot in her collegiate debut of 15 minutes. Gaun, the school record holder with 560 career saves, was credited with the win, the 21st of her career, tying the Moravian record for career wins. Senior Kirsten Gustafson made 16 saves for the Falcons.

Cedar Crest College	(1-4)	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(2-5)	3	2	--	5

Scoring:
MOR - Jayme Baker (unassisted), 1:15
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Julie Bisci), 15:54
MOR - Kim Gialanella (Kayla Carson), 34:30
CCC - Laura Wesnak (Janelle Morcom), 45:10
MOR - Bayer (unassisted), 46:49
MOR - Gialanella (Mauri Dallago), 57:42

Vs. Delaware Valley College – Lost 2-0    Box Score

Moravian dropped its first home match of the 2006 season, falling to Delaware Valley College, 2-0, in non-conference action at Betty Prince Field. The Aggies jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute when freshman forward Bethany Pavlik put a loose ball into the back of the cage. Delaware Valley scored its other goal in the 65th minute when senior forward Bobbie Fultz found a loose ball in front of the net after a scramble and scored. Moravian's best chance to score came with just over two minutes remaining in the contest when junior forward Savannah Bayer had a penalty stroke. However, Delaware Valley sophomore goalie Jackie Deschenes made the save to preserve the Aggies' shutout. Delaware Valley had a 17-7 advantage in shots while Moravian held an 8-7 edge in penalty corners. Greyhound senior goalie Amanda Gaun made 11 saves while Deschenes made five stops.

Delaware Valley College	(3-1)	1	1	--	2
Moravian College	(1-5)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
DVC - Bethany Pavlik (unassisted), 33:44
DVC - Bobbie Fultz (unassisted), 65:59

At Susquehanna University – Lost 2-1    Box Score

The Greyhounds lost their Commonwealth Conference season opening match at Susquehanna University, 2-1, in a match that started nearly and hour and a half late as Moravian was delayed in traffic. The Crusaders jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 33rd minute when Margaret Young deflected in a long shot by Megan Sites. Susquehanna would extend the lead to 2-0 in the 62 minute when Jenni Iacovone knocked the ball home after a penalty corner by Christine Ottley. Moravian would cut the lead to 2-1 in the 68th minute when sophomore forward Nicole Maugle batted in a loose ball in front of the cage. Susquehanna had a 15-8 advantage in shots and a 9-3 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun had ten saves in the match while Lyndsay Meabon made six saves for the Crusaders.

Moravian College	(1-4, 0-1 Commonwealth)	0	1	--	1
Susquehanna University	(2-2, 1-0 Commonwealth)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
SUS - Margaret Young (Megan Sites), 32:41
SUS - Jenni Iacovone (Christine Ottley), 61:37
MOR - Nicole Maugle (unassisted), 67:37

At FDU-Floham – Lost 3-0    Box Score

Moravian dropped a 3-0 decision at FDU-Florham in a non-conference contest. The Devils would take a 1-0 lead in the 17th minute on a goal by Christy Barbetto that was set up by Megan McCue. FDU-Florham scored twice in the second half with goals by Christina Fabian in the 40th minute and Krystle Birmingham in the 50th minute. The Devils had a 13-2 advantage in shots and a 7-4 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun had five stops in the match while FDU-Florham goalie Lauren Wright made one save in 60 minutes of action.

Moravian College	(1-3)	0	0	--	0
FDU-Florham	(4-0)	1	2	--	3

Scoring:
FDU - Christy Barbetto (Megan McCue), 16:17
FDU - Christina Fabian (Lindsey Specht), 39:21
FDU - Krystle Birmingham (Christina Fabian), 49:07

At DeSales University – Lost 2-1 (overtime)     Box Score

The Greyhounds dropped a 2-1 overtime decision to local rival DeSales University in non-conference action. Moravian jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 13th minute when junior forward Savannah Bayer tapped in a crossing pass from sophomore midfielder Julia Garofalo. The Bulldogs tied the match in the 47th minute when Stephanie Milowicki scored on a one-timer off a previous shot attempt by Bethany Hepner. DeSales earned the overtime win in the 80th minute when Ashley Sparango re-directed a Hepner shot on a penalty corner. The Bulldogs had a 38-11 advantage in shots and a 13-8 edge in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made a season high 19 saves to raise her career total to 532 stops while junior midfielder Beverly Beaver had a defensive save for the Greyhounds, her third of the year. Molly Pope had five saves for DeSales in the cage.

Moravian College	(1-2)	1	0	0	--	1
DeSales University	(2-0)	0	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Julia Garofalo), 12:58
DSU - Stephanie Milowicki (Bethany Hepner), 46:15
DSU - Ashley Sparango (Hepner), 79:28

Vs. College Misericordia in Muhlenberg College Mule Classic – Won 2-1    Box Score

Moravian earned its first win of the season, defeating College Misericordia, 2-1, at the Muhlenberg College Mule Classic at Scotty Wood Stadium. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 21st minute of the match when freshman forward Kayla Carson was fouled on a breakaway attempt. Junior forward Savannah Bayer put the ensuing penalty stroke in the back of the net for a 1-0 lead. Moravian extended its lead to 2-0 in the 26th minute when sophomore forward Nicole Maugle tipped in a pass from junior midfielder Mauri Dallago. College Misericordia would cut the Greyhound lead to 2-1 in the 33rd minute on a goal by Laura Leighow that was assisted by Sheena Hoffman. The Cougars had a 12-6 edge in shots and an 8-1 advantage in penalty corners in the match. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made six saves including one with just five seconds left to preserve the win to raise her school record career total to 513. Jamie Derr had two saves for Misericordia in 49 minutes of action while Heather Heun made one stop in the final 21 and a half minutes for the Cougars.

Moravian College	(1-1)	2	0	--	2
College Misericordia	(0-2)	1	0	--	1

Scoring:
MOR - Savannah Bayer (penalty stroke), 20:31
MOR - Nicole Maugle (Mauri Dallago), 25:44
CM - Laura Leighow (Sheena Hoffman), 32:59

At Muhlenberg College in Mule Classic – Lost 2-0    Box Score

The Greyhounds opened the 2006 season with a 2-0 loss at rival Muhlenberg College in the first round of the Mule Classic. Jillian Duffy scored a pair of goals for Muhlenberg off assists by Lauren Rutt, and the Mules had a 20-2 edge in shots and an 8-3 advantage in penalty corners. Moravian senior goalie Amanda Gaun made nine saves for the Greyhounds to become the first goalie in school history with over 500 career saves with a total of 507. Junior midfielder Beverly Beaver added a defensive save for Moravian. Lauren Schram did not make a save in the shutout for the Mules, who take a 1-0 lead in the annual Matte Award standings with the victory.

Moravian College	(0-1)	0	0	--	0
Muhlenberg College	(1-0)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
MUHL - Jillian Duffy (Lauren Rutt - penalty corner), 15:12
MUHL - Duffy (Rutt), 52:40