Nor’easter point guard Meghan Gribbin featured in 'Portland Press Herald' article

Sophomore women’s basketball player Meghan Gribbin (Elementary Education '16) was featured in a Portland Press Herald article, which was posted online on November 14, 2013.

Gribbin, who plays point guard, was a top player on Windham High School’s girls’ basketball team and was named the 2012 Maine Gatorade Player of the Year.

According to the article, Gribbin, as a freshman at ΒιΆΉΒγΑΔ, was instrumental in The Nor’easters successful season last year of 25 wins and only 5 losses.

Addressing Coach Anthony Ewing’s instruction to her to be the β€œfloor general” and take command of the games this season, Gribbin said, β€œI used to be so shy on the court and I didn’t like taking over, but ever since last year, I know I have to now.”


 

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