Haverford at Ursinus (Softball)
The two teams with the best records in the Conference meet in Collegeville with first place at stake. The Bears (7-1, 20-7) are one up in the loss column on the Fords (8-2, 15-9) and Swarthmore (6-2, 17-9) in the chase for the top seed. Haverford will have to find a way to put runs on the board against UC's Lauren Davis, who is 16-4 on the season with 181 strikeouts and an 0.65 ERA.
Johns Hopkins at Haverford (Men's Tennis)
Somebody's undefeated Conference record will have a blemish on it after today's match between the Blue Jays (6-0, 10-5) and the Fords (6-0, 8-5). Keep an eye on the No. 1 doubles match for an early indicator - Hopkins' Casey Blythe and Joe Vasoontara (13-5) take on Haverford's Tom Kinrade and Evan Steigel (6-3).
Muhlenberg at Ursinus (Baseball)
Although the Mules (7-5 CC, 16-13) and the Bears (5-7, 13-10) are 3 1/2 and 5 1/2 games back in the CC race, respectively, this two-game set that begins today could determine a playoff spot. 'Berg holds a one-game lead over Gettysburg and a two-game advantage on UC and McDaniel for the fourth and final berth. Ursinus holds a 39-29-2 all-time lead and has won the last four games in Collegeville.
Dickinson at McDaniel (Women's Lacrosse)
The Red Devils (5-2, 9-4) and the Green Terror (4-3, 8-5) renew their long-standing rivalry with playoff position ... and hopes ... on the line. Third-place Dickinson is one game up in the loss column over Muhlenberg, McDaniel and Ursinus and needs a victory to sew up the No. 3 seed in next week's playoffs. The Terror locks up a spot with wins against the Red Devils and Muhlenberg on Saturday. McDaniel holds a 25-7-1 all-time lead in the series and has not lost to Dickinson in Westminster since 1991 (8-6). Two of the top goal scorers in the CC will be on display in the Terror's Brittany Baer (49) and the Devils' Alysa Crellin (38).
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