Cresson, PA- Mount Aloysius is the place to be in the AMCC on Saturday as the Mounties will host three separate conference games of the week, which will have playoff seeding implications, as well as one playoff match. 

The Women's Tennis team finished their season at 11-2 with a 6-2 record in the AMCC. Their season was good enough to earn the #3 seed in the AMCC Conference Tournament. They are led by Seniors Emily Goldyn, who plays in both the #1 doubles pairing as well as #1 singles and Leah Stoehr, who plays in the #2 doubles pairing and #4 singles. Goldyn is 6-5 on the year in singles, often playing their opponents top player, and 9-2 in doubles play, with her partner, Freshman Chloe Love. Stoehr finished the year with a record of 11-2 overall in singles and 12-1 record in doubles play. In their playoff match, the Mounties will take on the #6 seed LaRoche College at 1:00 PM at Ebensburg Tennis Center. When the two teams met earlier in the year the Mounties came away with a 8-1 victory.

Women's Volleyball is currently 16-8 on the year, including an unblemished 7-0 record in conference play which sees the Mounties in first place in the AMCC. The Mounties are currently on an 11 game winning streak. On Saturday they will take on Penn State Behrend who sits just behind the Mounties in the standings at 6-1. A Mountie win will see them clinch the #1 overall seed in the conference's end of season tournament. Mount Aloysius is led by seniors Sarah Fisher and Jessica Bressler. Fisher, a middle hitter is in the top 5 of most offensive categories highlighted by her .311 hitting percentage. As one of the Mounties setters, Bressler directs the Mountie offense and has racked up 468 assists on the season, good enough for 3rd in the Conference. Seniors are not the only contributors for the Mounties as they also have received strong play from underclassmen. Machala Gibbons is an all-around threat for the Mounties as she is in the top 10 in the conference in both kills, 249, and digs 307. Earlier this year, Gibbons set a program record for kills in a match as she tallied 33 in a 5 set thriller against Hood College. That mark is not only a Mount Aloysius Program record, but also is the third most kills in a match across all of NCAA Division III competition. Finally the Mounties Defense is led by sophomore libero Kylee Clawson. Clawson is ranked 2nd in the conference in both digs and digs per set. In under two years she has racked up 995 digs, as she looks to break the 1,000 mark on Saturday. The match will begin at 1:00 PM in the ACWC.

Women's soccer is having a tremendous season that finds them at an undefeated 13-0-2 and ranked 10th in the United Soccer Coaches regional rankings. They hold a 7-0-1 record in the AMCC and will also play Penn State Behrend on Saturday. The Penn State Behrend team sits at 7-0 in conference making this Saturday's matchup one that will decide the conference regular season champion. The Mounties have a stout defense led by center back Summer Schell and outside back Amanda Brancato, that has only allowed 11 goals this season. Freshman Goalkeeper Lauren Davey has collected 7 shutouts as well has allowing .76 goals against per game, both which lead the conference. Offensively the Mounties are led by seniors Cheyenne Kuncher and Jordan Gebhart. Kuncher has scored 9 goals on the season while assisting on two more. Gebhart has scored 6 goals of her own, with 4 of them being game winning goals. The Women's soccer match will also begin at 1:00 PM on the soccer field.

Finally Men's soccer will wrap up the day as they also take on Penn State Behrend. The Men's team have compiled a 13-2-1 record this year, with a 7-1 record in conference play. Their opponents Penn State Behrend are currently 6-0-1 in conference play and sit atop the conference standings by win percentage. The winner of the game will likely clinch the top spot in the conference tournament. The Mounties have a balanced offensive attack that has seen 5 players score more than 5 goals. They have scored 57 goals in total, which puts them 3rd in the country. Josh Devlin leads the Mounties in scoring. The Junior forward has scored 10 goals while assisting on 7 more. He leads the conference in shots on goal, with 39. Junior Goalkeeper James Eyre leads a defense that has tallied 9 shutouts this year. Eyre has only allowed 8 goals on the season, compiling a .62 goals against average, which leads the conference. The men's soccer game is scheduled to start at 3:30.

Overall 4 of the Mountie's teams will be playing important matches on Saturday that have huge implications on their seasons. Be sure to come out and support them starting at 1:00 PM.