The Muhlenberg Football Team had a lot on the line entering their game this weekend. Not only was it the last home regular season game for 16 seniors, but with a win the Mules would claim their second straight outright Centennial Conference title.
Quite a character. Stefan Legein. One of the Mississauga/ Niagara IceDogs' star forwards. He scored 43 goals and 75 points in 64 games with 115 PIM in 2006-2007, and showed what a great player he truly is... or was. Columbus saw this, and picked him 37th overall in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
After seven weeks of sweat, tears, blood, and man-hugs, the 2008 Intramural Football season has come to an end. In the "game of the year" in the regular season, Team Wish prevailed over the pre-season Vegas Odds-Makers' favorite to win the title, Ramrod. Ramrod, which consisted of mostly former football players, was stunned when Wish defensive lineman, senior Andrew Cipriano, intercepted a screen pass and returned it for the momentum swaying touchdown.
Tension was in the air. The Muhlenberg girls were nervous, scared, unsure of what was going to happen, and most of all, not confident. Oh, wait ... wrong bench. The Muhlenberg Lady Mules actually looked ready to go, as they were able to defeat Haverford College 2-1 in the Centennial Conference qualifying playoff round.