2006-07 Women's Hockey Roster
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Keever, Megan
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Jersey Number 29
Megan Keever
- Height:
- 6-2
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Harrisburg, Pa.
Bio
SOPHOMORE YEAR (2007-08)
Played in six games before sustaining a season-ending injury...scored one goal in the tie to Princeton on Oct. 19...took eight shots on the season and recorded a +1 rating. FRESHMAN YEAR (2006-07)
Played in 18 games before sustaining a season-ending injury against St. Lawrence on Jan. 5...scored eight goals and recorded five assists for 13 points...built a five-game scoring streak from Oct. 29 to Nov.18...notched two goals against New Hampshire on Nov. 2 and two goals and an assist against Boston Univ. on Nov. 4...named Mission Rookie of the Week on Nov. 7...earned Hockey East Rookie of the Week honorable mention in the same week...took 39 shots and earned a +4 rating. BEFORE BC
Played right wing for the Washington Pride Under-19 club team with the Mid-West Elite Hockey League...scored 10 goals and nine assists in 18 games...played for the Susquehanna Township High School team, scoring 10 goals and four assists in eight games...set a school record for quickest-consecutive goals for scoring two in six seconds...a 2005-06 recipient of the Kline-Pugh Sportsmanship Award...member of the 2005-06 varsity track and field team...Mid-Penn qualifier in shot put, and Mid-Penn and District qualifier in javelin. PERSONAL
Born on May 26, 1988...daughter of Wythe and Sandra Keever...has one sister Angela...enrolled in the Lynch School of Education with a double major human development and communications.
Played in six games before sustaining a season-ending injury...scored one goal in the tie to Princeton on Oct. 19...took eight shots on the season and recorded a +1 rating. FRESHMAN YEAR (2006-07)
Played in 18 games before sustaining a season-ending injury against St. Lawrence on Jan. 5...scored eight goals and recorded five assists for 13 points...built a five-game scoring streak from Oct. 29 to Nov.18...notched two goals against New Hampshire on Nov. 2 and two goals and an assist against Boston Univ. on Nov. 4...named Mission Rookie of the Week on Nov. 7...earned Hockey East Rookie of the Week honorable mention in the same week...took 39 shots and earned a +4 rating. BEFORE BC
Played right wing for the Washington Pride Under-19 club team with the Mid-West Elite Hockey League...scored 10 goals and nine assists in 18 games...played for the Susquehanna Township High School team, scoring 10 goals and four assists in eight games...set a school record for quickest-consecutive goals for scoring two in six seconds...a 2005-06 recipient of the Kline-Pugh Sportsmanship Award...member of the 2005-06 varsity track and field team...Mid-Penn qualifier in shot put, and Mid-Penn and District qualifier in javelin. PERSONAL
Born on May 26, 1988...daughter of Wythe and Sandra Keever...has one sister Angela...enrolled in the Lynch School of Education with a double major human development and communications.
CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR GP G A PTS PEN/MIN +/-2006-07 18 8 5 13 1/2 +42007-08 6 1 0 1 0/0 +1Totals 24 9 5 13 1/2 +5CAREER HIGHS
Goals 2 (x2)Assists 1 (x5)Points 3 (11/4/06)
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