Earlham College

2017: Appeared in 15 games while starting in all 15...led the Quakers with a career high 10 goals and six assists for 26 points...scored three goals in win at Oberlin Sept. 24.

2016: Appeared and started all 19 games as a senior...led the Quakers offensively with six goals and five assists for 17 points...scored multiple goals in the Quakers' 6-1 win at Hendrix on Sept. 11...First Team All-NCAC honoree..NFHCA First Team All-Great Lakes Region for the second consecutive year...member of team that finished in the nation's top five in GPA for second straight season...helped Earlham to its best overall finish since the 2008 campaign.

2015: Appeared and started all 17 games as a junior...led the team in goals with nine and points with 21 while dishing out three assists...scored hat tricks in wins over Transylvania on Sept. 5 and come-from-behind 3-2 triumph over Wooster on Sept. 20...two-time NCAC Player of the Week...scored multiple goals in 2-1 win at Oberlin on Oct. 17...Second Team All-NCAC...NFHCA First Team All-Great Lakes Region.

2014: Played and started in all 19 games as a sophomore...led the team in goals with six and points with 15 while dishing out three assists...scored two goals in Earlham's 4-1 win over Bethany (W.V.) on Oct. 26...Second Team All-NCAC.

2013: Appeared in seven games while starting in six as a freshman...scored three goals and dished out one assist...scored first career goal in first collegiate game, a 5-1 win over Wells on Sept. 7...scored goals in consecutive games vs Kenyon and Denison.

Get to know Megan Hut:
Major: Master of Arts in Teaching
Favorite Movie: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Favorite Food: Sushi
Favorite TV Show: New Girl
Favorite Book: The Pilgrimage by Paulo Coelho        
Favorite Athlete: My sisters
Favorite Sports Team:  All three teams of my sisters.
Favorite Musical Group/Singer: Bruce Springsteen
Favorite Actor/Actress: Jennifer Aniston      
Favorite Class: Psychology of Sports
Favorite Ice Cream: Moose tracks
Favorite Aspect of Earlham: Relationship between professors and students