The Lancaster Bible College Women's Basketball team had their first road contest of the season on Wednesday night as they traveled to face Muhlenberg, falling by a score of 71-32. The Chargers fall to 0-2 overall while the Mules improve to 2-0 overall.
 
How it Happened:
The Chargers struck first as freshman Emily Wilson drained a 3-pointer in the first minute, but this would be the Chargers' only lead of the game as Muhlenberg exploded for a 22-point run over the next five minutes to race out to a huge lead. Sophomore Shania Stoltzfus got a few jumpers to go, but the Chargers trailed 26-10 after one quarter of play. The Mules dominated the second quarter as they scored the first 14 points of the period and held LBC scoreless through the first seven minutes. Wilson made a layup to halt the run and junior Isabella Eufemia drained a 3-pointer in the last few seconds of the half, but the Chargers trailed 42-17 at the half.
 
After the Mules scored five in a row to open the second half, the Chargers scored the next six in a row with Wilson and Eufemia each had made jumpers. Junior Rachel Nolt added a pair of free throws later in the quarter, but after three it was 60-27 in favor of Muhlenberg. Freshman Miriam Spender and senior Raven Hunter each scored in the fourth quarter, but the Chargers were held to just five points in the final period as the Mules cruised to a home victory.
 
By the Numbers:
- The Chargers shot just 19-percent from the floor, 10-percent from 3-point range, and 75-percent from the free throw line
- The Mules shot 39-percent from the floor, 36-percent from three, and 56-percent on free throws
- Emily Wilson put up double-figures for the Chargers with 13 points
- Shania Stoltzfus had four points and a team-high eight rebounds
- The Mules were led by Linzy Roberson with 13 points and three blocks

Information to Know:
This was the first-ever matchup between the Chargers and Mules in Women's Basketball. Rachel Nolt moved into 13th place on the all-time rebounding list for the Chargers with 441 career rebounds and is now tied for 10th place all-time in blocks with 27.
 
Up Next:
The Chargers stay on the road this Friday, November 14 as they travel to take part in the Renie Amoss Tip-Off Tournament in Baltimore, Md., taking on host Goucher at 5:00 p.m.