Utah Tech University Athletics

At Utah Tech 2024 (JUNIOR): Appeared in 20 matches ... played in 64 sets ... tallied five kills ... added 14 total attacks ... finished second on the team with 273 assists, averaging 4.27 assists per set ... ranked fifth on the team with 13 service aces & 90 digs ... totaled double digit assists in 16 matches with a season high of 21 in a pair of matches against Middle Tennessee (Sept. 13) and at home against Tarleton State (Sept. 28) ... also posted 20 assists at College of Charleston (Sept. 13) and at Southern Utah (Oct. 5) ... notched a kill in four matches with a season-best two at Southern Utah (Oct. 5) ... posted a service ace in eight matches with a season-high three vs. Middle Tennessee (Sept. 13) ... tallied a dig in 19 matches with a season-leading 12 vs. Middle Tennessee (Sept. 13) ... added 11 digs in a five-set battle at Northern Arizona (Sept. 21) ... earned Academic All-WAC honors.

At Utah Tech 2023 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in eight matches ... played in 18 sets ... ranked third on the team with 80 assists and checked in second with 4.44 assists per set ... added 22 digs and six service aces ... recorded four matches with double-digit assist performances with a season-high 23 at California Baptist (10/28) ... tallied a season-best 12 digs vs. UT Arlington (10/21) ... totaled a season-high two service aces against Seattle (10/14).

At Snow College 2022 (FRESHMAN): Played one season at Snow College, where she led the Badgers in assists (432) … finished with 18 kills, 21 aces and 94 digs … earned four varsity letters in volleyball at Hurricane High School and was a four-year team captain for the Tigers … was a three-time all-state selection and voted team MVP all four years … also lettered in track and was a region champion in the high jump … earned all-state recognition in the high jump and javelin … earned academic all-state honors in both volleyball and track … named HHS Academic Female Athletic of the Year in 2022. 

More on Meg: Born in St. George, Utah ... parents are Philip and Natalie Carter ... also recruited by Grand Canyon … favorite food is steak … favorite band is Secondhand Serenade … currently majoring in exercise science. 

Why Meg chose Utah Tech: “I chose Utah Tech because southern Utah is my home and I always knew if given the opportunity to play for Utah Tech I would jump on it because I can't think of anything more exciting than representing my home team. Being able to play for awesome coaches and getting to play in front of a community that I know and love. Let’s go!”