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Former Guam High striker Speck to walk on at UNC-Charlotte

By Dave Ornauer
Published: February 5, 2012

Among the many who signed national letters of intent to play sports at the university level is Meagan Speck, formerly a striker for Guam High who on Feb. 1 put her commitment to North Carolina-Charlotte on paper.

She joins the 49ers out of Terry Sanford (N.C. ) High, where she paced the Bulldogs to the Mid-South Conference regular-season title with 45 points and earned Cape Fear region Player of the Year honors.

Speck scored 29 goals in two seasons and in December 201, she along with All-Island midfielder Lexi Vermiere and goalkeeper Melanie Strudthoff powered Guam High to its second Independent Interscholastic Athletic Association of Guam island championship in school history, joining the Jessica Charles-backstopped 2003 team.

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Dave Ornauer has covered DODDS-Pacific high school and Far East interservice sports for 25 years -- since his first Far East high school basketball tournament in February 1982 at Yokota Air Base, Japan. When he’s not working, Dave can usually be found reading, enjoying food and fine wine and spending time with family.


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