Cornell University Athletics

All-Ivy League Honorable Mention (2016, 2018)
Team Most Valuable Player (2017, 2018)
Team Most Improved Player (2016)
Academic All-Ivy League (2019)

 

As a senior (2018)

• Garnered All-Ivy League honorable mention for second time in collegiate career.
• Led Ivy League in saves for second straight season, making 94 stops over 12 games.
• Ranked sixth nationally with average of 7.83 saves per contest.
• Named Most Valuable Player at team's postseason banquet for second straight year.
• Finished career ranked seventh on program's all-time list in saves (228) and 10th in goals against average (1.49) and save percentage (.820).   
 

As a junior (2017)

• Named team's Most Valuable Player after posting three shutouts and Ivy League-leading 82 saves across 12 starts.
• All three clean sheets came within span of five starts, starting with 1-0 victory over Maine on Sept. 16.
• Other two shutouts came in road Ivy League matches, including 10-save effort Sept. 29 at Penn and eight-save blanking of Yale on Oct. 14.
• Made career-high 11 saves on Oct. 28 while limiting Ivy League champion and NCAA quarterfinalist Princeton to two goals.
 

As a sophomore (2016)

• Garnered All-Ivy League honorable mention after ascending to starting role.
• Started nine games, going 2-4-2 while posting 1.01 goals against average and three shutouts.
• 852 save percentage was second-best mark in the Ivy League and 52 saves was third-best.
 

As a freshman (2015)

• Did not appear in any games.
 

Prior to Cornell

• Three-time all-league first team selection and a two-time all-area second team pick for Canyon HS.
• Served as team's captain for three years and was twice named most valuable player.
• Named to the all-league second team once and tabbed squad's most dedicated player.
• Competed on club level with CZ Elite FC.
 

Personal

• Meghan Elaine Kennedy is the daughter of Jack Kennedy and Julie Hershey, and she has an older sister.
• Enrolled in the College of Human Ecology.