Middlebury College

Lauren Greer, a member of the Class of 2013, was a standout in both field hockey and ice hockey.
 
On the field, Greer rewrote numerous records throughout her career. She graduated atop the Panther ranks by wide margins in goals with 111 and points with 267, while her 45 assists are third. She established the top two slots for single-season goals (38 and 35) and points (90 and 86), while her 16 helpers are tied for second. 
 
She was named the 2012 NFHCA Division III Player of the Year and was a three-time All-American honoree, including first-team laurels twice. Greer was tabbed the NESCAC Player of the Year twice and the league’s rookie of the year, while she was a four-time All-NESCAC recipient, including three first-team selections. The Panthers were the 2012 NESCAC Champions and competed in four NCAA Tournaments with a spot in the title game during Greer’s junior season.
 
On the ice, Greer was an All-American Second-Team designee and a two-time All-NESCAC selection. The Panthers went 80-24-9 during her four seasons, claiming two NESCAC Championships and advancing to the NCAA Tournament three times. She helped the program make three appearances in the national quarterfinals and earn a spot in the championship contest during her senior year. Greer skated in 97 career games with 47 goals, 45 assists, and 92 points, highlighted by her junior campaign with 13 goals and 16 helpers. 
 
Following graduation, Greer was one of just 29 female student-athletes to be awarded a coveted NCAA Postgraduate scholarship.