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¹Ü¼ÒÆÅÐÄË®ÂÛ̳ University alumna Marie Georger will be inducted into the 2024 Metro Erie Sports Hall of Fame on June 26.

Georger graduated from ¹Ü¼ÒÆÅÐÄË®ÂÛ̳ in 2018 with a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership. During her tenure at ¹Ü¼ÒÆÅÐÄË®ÂÛ̳, she served as a graduate assistant coach to the late Curtis Robinette during ¹Ü¼ÒÆÅÐÄË®ÂÛ̳’s conference-winning water polo season.  

Prior to ¹Ü¼ÒÆÅÐÄË®ÂÛ̳, she held numerous records during Catholic grade school swimming meets while a student at St. George School. She was a standout in swimming while competing for ¹Ü¼ÒÆÅÐÄË®ÂÛ̳ Prep, a five-time Pennsylvania State Champion, and earned 16 state medals. She was the Pennsylvania State Champion in the backstroke three years in a row and had the number one state time in AA and AAA competitions. She was also invited to the Olympic Trials.  

Georger holds the distinction of never being beaten in Erie County dual meets while swimming her normal strokes. She went on to be a U.S. Olympic Training Center attendee and earned a four-year full scholarship in swimming at the University of Michigan. She helped the Wolverines to the Big 10 Championship in swimming and was an All-Academic Award recipient at Michigan.  

She was the overall first-place swimmer for the Erie Bay Swim and was a two-time winner of the Erie Times-News Varsity Cup Award.  

Georger currently serves as vice president, investment adviser for PNC Private Bank in Detroit, Michigan.