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Meagan Butler, a senior at Syracuse (Utah) High School, has signed a letter of intent to play women's basketball at Northwest College next year. Butler was an all-state honorable mention player in Utah this past season.
“Meagan will be a …
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Meagan Butler, a senior at Syracuse (Utah) High School, has signed a letter of intent to play women's basketball at Northwest College next year. Butler was an all-state honorable mention player in Utah this past season.“Meagan will be a great addition to our team, on and off the court,” said Trapper women's basketball coach Janis Beal. “She brings a level of competitiveness to our team that we need and she fits our system perfectly. From the point guard position, she sees the floor extremely well and will push the ball for us.”Butler is a 5'4” point guard who was a member of the Syracuse High honor roll. She was a member of the undefeated 5A state championship team at Syracuse, earning a spot on both the Women's Basketball Coaches Association all-star team and the Davis County all-star team. She was an all-region second-team selection in Utah's Region 1. Butler also participated in tennis and track and field during her time in high school. Butler is the first signing announced by Beal for the 2010-2011 academic year. The Trappers, who graduated just two players off Beal's first roster as head coach, are expected to announce additional signings later this summer.
Meagan Butler, a senior at Syracuse (Utah) High School, has signed a letter of intent to play women's basketball at Northwest College next year. Butler was an all-state honorable mention player in Utah this past season.
“Meagan will be a great addition to our team, on and off the court,” said Trapper women's basketball coach Janis Beal. “She brings a level of competitiveness to our team that we need and she fits our system perfectly. From the point guard position, she sees the floor extremely well and will push the ball for us.”
Butler is a 5'4” point guard who was a member of the Syracuse High honor roll. She was a member of the undefeated 5A state championship team at Syracuse, earning a spot on both the Women's Basketball Coaches Association all-star team and the Davis County all-star team. She was an all-region second-team selection in Utah's Region 1.
Butler also participated in tennis and track and field during her time in high school.
Butler is the first signing announced by Beal for the 2010-2011 academic year. The Trappers, who graduated just two players off Beal's first roster as head coach, are expected to announce additional signings later this summer.
