Swarthmore at Washington (Men's Lacrosse)
It's time for the most surprising team in the Centennial to wade into the water against the traditional powers in the Conference. The Garnet (3-2 CC, 4-4) makes the trip to the Eastern Shore to take on the #19 Shoremen (3-2, 8-3) in a game that will tell a lot about both squads. Washington has dominated the series, winning the last 35 contests for a 39-5 all-time advantage. Swarthmore's last win was a 14-7 triumph in 1953. The Shoremen lead the Conference in shots on goal per game (22.36) while the Garnet 'keeper Kevin Friedenberg tops the Centennial in save percentage (66.2).
Franklin & Marshall at Muhlenberg (Women's Lacrosse)
Now it's time to bring out the measuring stick on the women's side as well, as the surprising Mules (4-1, 8-1) play host to the fourth-ranked Diplomats (5-0, 10-1). F&M has won all 25 previous meetings, including the last nine by at least nine goals per game. The Dips (15.73) and the Mules (15.67) are the two highest-scoring teams in the Conference. Muhlenberg tops the CC in shooting percentage (55.7), while F&M is third (48.1).
Washington at Swarthmore (Women's Tennis)
The Shorewomen (4-1, 12-2) come a-callin' to Crum Creek to take on the Garnet (2-1, 3-5) in a match that could go a long way to determining the playoff fates for both teams. The match could be decided at the top of the singles ladder. At #1, Washington's Brittany Marshall (14-2) squares off with Swarthmore's Rachel Wallwork (7-4), while at #2, the Shorewomen's Jordan Finnegan (11-4) tangles with the Garnet's Jennie Park (5-3).
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