Hall of Fame
MISSY GREGG - Soccer 1999-2000
Missy Gregg’s first seasons of college soccer were at the University of Dayton, where she was a record-setting performer and two-time All-American. As a freshman in 1999, the Centerville native was named a First Team Freshman All-American, and Second Team All-American. As a sophomore, she was named a Third Team All-American.
Her 23 goals, 11 assists and 57 points in 1999 are all the Dayton freshman season records, and her 22 goals and 50 points are the UD sophomore records.
Gregg played on teams that were a combined 35-11 overall, and 21-1 in the Atlantic 10. UD won the A-10 regular season league championship both seasons, won the conference tournament once and made NCAA tournament appearances in both of her years.
Despite playing just two years in the Red & Blue, Gregg is fourth in career goals at UD (tied, 45), fifth in career points (107) and holds the second and third-best single season goal totals (23 in 1999, 22 in 2000).
After Dayton, Gregg was a two-time NSCAA/adidas Division II National Player of the Year for Christian Brothers leading them to two appearances in the national championships game (winning once). She holds the NCAA Division II records for goals in a season (73) and career (135), again in just two years of play.
Her 180 career goals scored (135 for Christian Brothers, 45 for Dayton) are the most in the history of college soccer, all levels, male or female.
Missy is now a general manager for Trader Joe’s in Cincinnati.
