A University of Maine junior goaltender who has twice been named goaltender of the month by the Hockey East Association, has now received an even bigger honor. Meghann Treacy ’11 was named to the Hockey East First Team at the Hockey East Awards banquet last week. She is just the third Maine to earn a spot on the Hockey East First Team, according to a press release by the school.
The University of Maine press release further stated, ” Treacy finished 9-18-2 this season with a 2.41 goals against average and a .930 save percentage. She recorded three shutouts. Treacy’s .930 save percent set the school record for best save percentage in a single season and currently ranks 13th in the nation. The previous mark was .926 set in 2002-03 by Dawn Froats and tied in 2005-06 by Rachel Gettings. She finished 8-10-1 in Hockey East play with a 2.60 goals against average and a .929 save percentage.
Treacy earned Hockey East Goaltender of the Month honors in both October and November. In October, Treacy made 41 saves in Maine’s 4-2 win over sixth-ranked Boston University. In November, Maine registered at least a point in four of her five starts and she allowed more than two goals only once.”