Russ Rose Then (2010): “Maggie is a youngster I’ve known since she was young. Shes bright, a hard worker and is quick. She might not be as far along physically as some of the other players, but she works as hard and there will be a time when she’ll be able to make great contributions for us. Her biggest transition will be the speed of the game and the scrength required to play.”
Russ Rose Now (2025): “Maggie was a State College High School graduate and from a family of Penn Staters. She is another player who didn’t play a great deal, but in my mind played a valuable role. She was a great team player who was always upbeat and who worked hard. Maggie was always positive and incredibly bright, as she won the Elite 89 Award in her junior and senior seasons, which is for the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the Final Four. It’s not surprising that Maggie has been very successful since she graduated.”
2010 Season (Freshman): 2010 National Champion … Redshirt season … did not play in any matches.
Before Penn State: Four-year varsity letterwinner at State College Area High School in State College, Pa. … team captain senior year … two-time All-District honoree and PVA Invitational All-Tournament team member … selected All-Independent League sophomore year, All-Conference junior year and All-State senior year … selected to the Rally in the Valley Invitational and Saint Francis Invitational All-Tournament teams … two-time member of the Susquehannock Invitational All-Tournament Team … voted Best JV Defensive player her freshman year and Best Varsity Defensive Player her sophomore year … was a Faculty Scholar and ranked in the top 10 percent of her class … received the Principal[apos]s Award and the Judge Sharp Award … member of the National Spanish Honors Society … also lettered in softball.