Saint Michael's College

One of the top goalkeepers in program history, Meghan was a three-year starter only after learning the position prior to her sophomore season. She backstopped Saint Michael’s to its first two NCAA Tournaments, two Northeast-10 Conference regular-season titles, and a 39-16 mark (21-4 NE10). She was named NE10 Goalkeeper of the Year twice and NFHCA All-America as a junior. In her first season as a goalkeeper, Meghan posted a career-low 0.89 GAA in 1999, helping the Purple Knights to an NE10 semifinal and an ECAC semifinal. As a junior, she posted eight shutouts for a team that earned its first regular-season league crown and made its NCAA Tournament debut. During an NE10 semifinal, Meghan made eight saves in a 2-1 overtime win, the first NE10 postseason victory in program history. As a senior captain, Meghan posted eight more shutouts, and Saint Michael’s claimed an NE10 regular-season co-championship and another NCAA Tournament appearance. After starting 3-4, Saint Michael’s rattled off a school-record 11-game winning streak; Meghan allowed only three goals in that stretch. Upon her induction, Meghan still holds program records for career wins (38) and shutouts (23), and stands second in GAA (0.97) and minutes (3,758:47), fifth in save percentage (.839), and sixth in saves (270). Her GAA is fourth in NE10 history.