Hokie ClubBLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech lacrosse's Director of Operations Meg Bartley Justin recently conducted a Zoom interview with the program's sports information director Carter W. Brown to look back at her time as a Hokie and her career path that led her back to Blacksburg.
Bartley played for the Hokies from 2012-15, and left an indelible mark on the program, ranking first all-time in draw controls with 285 and also topping 100 career goals. She is one of three women to reach the 200-100 plateau in a Virginia Tech career. She also picked up 52 ground balls in her career and caused 21 turnovers.
She started 63 of 67 career games.
Story time with @meggyb__ 😆
— Virginia Tech Lacrosse (@HokiesLax) April 21, 2020
That one time at graduation when they sat in the wrong section 👀😂
We caught up with our director of operations with the full interview dropping tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/UG7JTsuxTf
Bartley and Brown covered a number of topics:
- What initially drew her into Hokie Nation
- Some of her best memories during her four years on campus
- That one goal that stands out in her career
- Becoming a collegiate coach
- Meeting Coach Sung and the opportunity to come home to Blacksburg
- Her job responsibilities
- Assessing the 2020 season
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