Senior Year (2011)
Playing a key role in the midfield last year, Megan enters her senior year ready to repeat another NCAA Tournament appearance, hopefully, for the third time of her collegiate career. Being the only upperclassman on campus during this past off season, she has shown great leadership in organizing team practices and games. Her hard work and determination is a result of her dedication and love for her teammates. We are excited to watch Megan step up in the midfield and take more of a commanding role this year.

Junior Year (2010)
As a sophomore, Megan had a tremendous impact on the team with her strong metaphysical presence. Though only playing in 11 games last season due to an injury, she will likely get more playing time as she continues to improve her speed of play. She has such a sound knowledge of the game, a key component of a central midfielder, and an amazing ability to slice and dice defenses with her accurate passes and quick switches in the attack. 

Sophomore Year (2009)
This year, Megan’s skill and ability to see the field will be relied on as she enters the midfield position now vacated by Jamie Furbush. Last year Megan was always the first off the bench, playing in 14 of the games and managing to get seven shots off and one assist. Her game really picked up by the second half of the season and continuing on this route will make Megan a key play maker in the attack this year

Freshman Year (2008)
Megan is a mid-fielder coming to Principia from sunny Palo Alto, California. In her junior year, her team won the league in High School. As a Captain of her Junior Varsity squad, the team won First Team All-League JV. She’ll be a great addition to this year’s Principia team.

Prep / Personal
Meagan also played softball in high school, where she was named Most Improved during her senior year. Outside of soccer, her interests include photography, down-hill skiing, and being a camp counselor.