FDU Knights Athletics

Induction Speech 10/13/18

Marguerite Ferrell concluded her illustrious career at Fairleigh Dickinson situated amongst the top statistical leaders.

Upon graduation, Ferrell ranked second all-time in career goals (19) and points (45). Her eight goals in 2005 are the fifth-highest total in program history. Ferrell garnered All-NEC First Team accolades in 2005 after leading the team in shots (62), goals (8), and points (17). Across her four seasons in Teaneck,

Ferrell won 21 Northeast Conference games and posted a 63.2 percent winning percentage in conference play. Following her career, Ferrell enjoyed coaching stints with her alma mater, the NJ Wildcats of the USL W-League, as well as, Seton Hall. She is a United States Soccer Federation ‘A’ License Coach and US Soccer Licensed Education Instructor and was the first female hired in a full-time capacity within the New York Red Bulls Training Programs Department. Ferrell graduated from FDU in 2006 with a Bachelor's degree in liberal arts and earned her Master's in public administration from the University in 2010.