Bio

As a senior: Started all 17 games in the cage for the Bulldogs in 2014… Ranked second in the MAAC with a .743 save percentage, 110 saves, and 6.47 saves per game … Finished the year with a 2.18 goals against average in over 1220 minutes between the pipes  … Made 10+ saves in five games during the season with a season-high 12 stops at Maine on Sept. 20… Closes her Bryant career as the program leader in most wins (26), save percentage (.735), goals against average (3.04), and most shutouts (5).

As a junior: Put together one of the finest seasons for a goalkeeper in program history, starting all 18 games for the Black and Gold … Posted career-highs in wins (11), goals against average (2.15), save percentage (.756), and shutouts (3) … Was named MAAC Co-Goalkeeper of the Year and earned an All-MAAC First Team nod (first-ever career postseason award) … Recorded 10+ saves on five different occasions including a career-high 15 stops vs. Quinnipiac in the MAAC Tournament Semifinals on Nov. 8 … Logged over 1300 minutes in goal on the year.

As a sophomore: Started all 19 games between the pipes 2012, logging every single minute in goal for the Black and Gold ... Compiled an overall mark of 6-13 … Logged a total of 1335:12 minutes played, second most in Bryant field hockey program history ... Posted a 2.67 goals-against average and a .734 save percentage in over the course of the season ... Made 141 stops in net, fifth most in program history … Recorded double digit saves on five different occasions, including a season-high 11 saves in three games three times (Aug. 25 at Colgate, Sept. 9 at Maine, and Sept. 30 at Villanova) ... Posted the lone shutout of the season on Sept. 14 vs. Brown.

As a redshirt-freshman: Set herself up to become the goaltender for the next two years after establishing herself with a stellar sophomore season ... Compiled a 5-4 record in nine starts, while earnign one clean sheet on the season ... Posted a 2.57 goals-against average and a .655 save percentage in 545:14 of action over the course of the year ... Made her collegiate debut against Delaware on Aug. 26, posting two saves over 27:57 on 11 shots faced ... Earned back-to-back wins early in September, helping Bryant secure its first two victories of the 2011 season ... Turned away three shots against Georgetown on Sept. 9 for her first collegiate victory ... Made an impressive 14 saves in a 4-1 Bulldog victory over Pacific on Sept. 12 ... Was in net for Bryant's 4-0 shutout victory over Colgate on Oct. 24, turning aside four shots to earn the blanking ... Won fourth straight start against La Salle on Oct. 1, collecting four saves to preserve a 4-1 victory ... Turned aside five shots in Bryant's overtime win at Robert Morris on Oct. 14.

As a freshman: Did not appear in any contests for the Bulldogs in 2011.

Before Bryant: Three-year starting goalie for head coach Paula Doughty ... Led team to a 69-3 record during her four-year career, winning three state championship titles ... Also led Skowhegan to an Eastern Maine Championship with a 17-1 record in 2009 ... Led Indians to Maine state championship game as a senior after allowing just three goals against all season and just one throughout regular-season play ... Holds state shutout record, posting 42 in her career ... Named a regional All-American and all-state selection as a senior... Also a four-year letterwinner in softball, where she was a member of the Eastern Maine Softball Championship team as a freshman and junior... Member of the U.S. Futures Program since 2004 ... Plays club for Majestix Field Hockey ... National Honor Society member ... Earned an academic letter as a sophomore.

Personal: Megan E. Hancock was born Sept. 20, 1992 in Portland, Maine ... Daughter of Tim and Donna Hancock ... Has one brother, Kyle, and five sisters: Erika, Melissa, Makayla, Mallory and Noelle ... Mallory and Makayla will join her on the Bulldog team in the fall of 2010 ... Sister Melissa is a sophomore field hockey player for fellow Northeast Conference member Sacred Heart.

Career Game Highs

Goals Allowed: 0, 6x, last vs. Saint Louis (Sept. 14, 2014)
Minutes Played: 100:00, twice, last vs. Quinnipiac (Oct. 19, 2014)
Saves: 15, vs. Quinnipiac (Nov. 8, 2013)