MSU Moorhead Athletics

Another great in the long line of stellar Dragon posts, Meghan Rettke was perhaps one of the most consistent performers in Dragon basketball history. Throughout her career, she tallied a total of 1,018 career points as well as 832 rebounds and 109 blocked shots. Her career rebound and block totals are still in the top four in program history. Her 23-rebound performance against Minnesota Crookston on January 7, 2009, is still the single-game school record. 
 
Rettke would see time off the bench in her freshman season of 2005-06, playing in 29 games for MSUM and scoring 101 total points. She would again come off the bench as a sophomore in 2006-07, scoring a total of 134 points to go along with 64 rebounds. Rettke connected on 40 percent of her field goals as a sophomore. 
 
After taking a medical redshirt year in 2007-08, Rettke returned to the floor to earn All-NSIC First Team honors in 2008-09. She would average 13.5 points and 9.7 rebounds a contest for MSUM while shooting 46.5 percent from the field. She was also named an All-Region performer in 2008-09. In her final season in 2009-10, Rettke was again named an All-NSIC performer behind 13.5 points and 9.5 rebounds a game. She was named a Daktronics All-American for her efforts that season.