Saint Anselm College

Margaret (Morin) Miller '91 set the foundation for the Saint Anselm women's soccer program in the late 1980's, scoring 27 career goals and adding eight assists for 62 points (27-8=62) across a four-year career on the Hilltop. The program's first-ever NCAA Division II All-America selection, Morin was a two-time NE10 First Team pick that earned NSCAA All-Region honors on two occasions.

Sharing NE10 Freshman of the Year honors in 1987, Morin led the Hawks in point scoring through her first three seasons with the team. She broke the school's career scoring record in only her second collegiate season, going on to win All-America honors while propelling the squad to their first winning season in team history (10-5-2).

Scoring a personal-best five goals at Assumption on Sept. 16, 1989, Morin would help Saint Anselm to 30 wins during her four-year career. She currently ranks fourth all-time in both goals (27) and points (62) while her 0.95 points per game stands as the fifth-best figure since the program's inception in 1984.