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Maggie (Gibson) Peck ’10 was a dominant force for W&J women’s basketball who finished her career with 1,125 rebounds. That school record still stands today and is 174 more than the next closest President in the record book.
During her sophomore year, Peck ranked ninth among all NCAA Division III players in field goal percentage, making 62.1 percent of her attempts. She also finished 58th among all NCAA Division III players with 9.9 rebounds per game.
In 116 career games, Peck produced 1,166 points (10.1 ppg), 1,125 rebounds (9.7 rpg), 195 assists (1.7 apg), 117 steals (1.0 spg), and 82 blocks (0.7 bpg). She was a career 53.5 percent field goal shooter (451-843).
Peck’s teams won 20 games or more each of her four years as a President, including a program-record 24 victories in 2008-09. She played in two NCAA Tournaments and was a key member of the 2008 ECAC South Region Championship team. Her teams posted an overall 90-26 record. She was an extremely durable athlete as she made 116 appearances which is the second-most games played in W&J basketball history.
She had one of the most memorable games of her career on January 7, 2010, when she ripped down 22 rebounds (fourth-highest, single-game total in W&J history) during a 61-57 home victory over Thomas More.
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