Accolades:
All-GNAC: Third Team (2021)
GNAC All-Tournament Team (2022)
GNAC Rookie of the Week: 4/5/2021
GNAC Honor Roll: 3/22/2021
GNAc All-Academic: 2023

2023: Appeared in 13 games with 12 starts as a junior midfielder…tallied 13 goals, six assist, 33 ground balls, seven draw controls, and 15 caused turnovers…netted three goals, two assists, one ground ball and one caused turnover in a victory over Norwich University… scored one goal, picked up five ground balls, and had one caused turnover in a win against University of  Saint Joseph… netted two goals, picked up five ground balls and had two caused turnovers in a triumph over Colby-Sawyer on April 26th…ended the season receiving All-Academic.

2022: Played in 21 games with 19 starts as a sophomore…scored 30 goals with 18 assists for 48 total points…added 62 ground balls, 29 caused turnovers, and 24 draw controls…led the squad in caused turnovers and ranked second on the team in assists and ground balls…netted three goals in a 20-5 win at Rivier University on March 15th…added three tallies and an assist with two draw controls and a pair of caused turnovers versus Emmanuel College 12 days later…picked up eight ground balls with five caused turnovers as well as a goal and an assist in a 19-5 triumph at Lasell University on March 29th…scored a goal with three assists and three caused turnovers in an 11-7 victory over Johnson & Wales University on April 2nd…notched two goals and two assists with seven ground balls versus Elms College on April 12th…scored four goals with an assist, four ground balls, two draw controls, and a pair of caused turnovers in a 12-7 GNAC semifinal victory over Emmanuel College on May 3rd…scored one of the Monks’ two goals versus Geneseo in an NCAA Tournament loss at Middlebury College on May 14th…listed on the GNAC All-Tournament Team.

2021: Played in eight games and started in one as a freshman midfielder…scored four goals in her first collegiate game at Gordon College along with four ground balls, two draw controls, and a caused turnover on Mar. 13th in the 17-6 victory…had a game high of four draw controls a week later vs Bates College…netted a pair of goals on Mar. 28th against Becker College, winning 17-5…three days later she scored her game high of five goals vs Norwich University and had two ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover in the 17-5 GNAC win…in a 16-3 victory at Thomas College she tallied four goals with a ground ball, a draw control, and two caused turnovers on Apr. 3rd…had a goal, two ground balls, one draw control, and two caused turnovers on Apr. 7th beating SImmons College 15-6…had her only assist of the season at Norwich University where she also had two caused turnovers on Apr. 19th. 

Why Saint Joseph's? Decided to attend Saint Joseph's College because of the strong nursing program as well as the size of the school where I can be a successful student athlete.

High School: Played field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse at Biddeford High School…named to the All-Rookie Team and claimed Second Team All-Conference honors…helped her team reach the regional championship in 2017 and win a State Championship in 2018…also played on the 2019 team that advanced to the State Championship…netted her 100th point in lacrosse during her junior season…listed on the Academic Honor Roll all four years and member of the National Honors Society…also claimed All-Academic honors.

Community Service: Participated in Interact club, volunteered at soup kitchens, youth programs etc.

Personal: Megan R Mourmouras, daughter of Peter and Leslie Mourmouras…sister to Mallory and Ilias (Max) Mourmouras. Will also be playing field hockey for SJC.