Meighan Guiney completed her second season at the helm of the Franklin Pierce University women's lacrosse team in 2008. Guiney also serves as the head coach of the school's field hockey program.

Guiney led the Ravens to a 3-13 overall record and a 1-9 mark in the very competitive Northeast-10 Conference in her second season as head coach. The team made vast improvements, including shattering the school record for goals in a season, thanks in large part to Guiney's first full recruiting class, which accounted for nearly 73 percent of the team's goals in 2008. Freshman Lauren Stille led the conference in scoring during the regular season and was the first Franklin Pierce women's lacrosse player to be named NE-10 Freshman of the Year, while classmate Jordan Baillargeon became only the second Raven to earn All-Conference honors with a spot on the second team.

In her first season as head coach of the Ravens, Guiney guided the team to a 2-15 record, including a 1-9 mark in the Northeast-10. The two victories were the first for the program since the 2004 season.

Guiney came to Franklin Pierce after serving multiple roles with both the women's lacrosse and field hockey programs at Worcester State College. She was named head coach of the women’s lacrosse program at Worcester State in 2004 after two years as an assistant coach. She led the Lancers to an 18-25 (.419) record in three seasons, capped by a 9-6 mark in her final season of 2006 in which the team was runner-up in the New England Women’s Lacrosse Association with a 5-1 record.

She served as head coach of the Lancers field hockey program from 2001-05, posting a record of 56-43 (.566) in five seasons and leading the team to three ECAC Division III Tournament appearances (2001, 2002, 2004). Guiney was WSC’s assistant coach for two seasons prior to taking over as head coach.

Guiney also gained experience as an assistant field hockey coach for two seasons at Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I., while completing her undergraduate degree at the University of Rhode Island, and has also served as head freshman girl’s basketball coach at Notre Dame Academy in Worcester. Guiney has spent time instructing at several field hockey camps and clinics, including Guiney’s Performance Field Hockey Camp in her hometown of Rutland, Mass., which she created.

Guiney was a three-year letterwinner for the University of Rhode Island field hockey team, earning URI’s Team Senior Award in 1995. She graduated from the school with a Bachelor’s Degree in Arts and Sciences (journalism major) in 1999.