LA JOLLA, Calif. – With the 2022 women's soccer season in the books, UC San Diego women's soccer center back Katelyn Meyer joined ESPN's Steve Quis in the broadcast booth to reflect on the Tritons' most recent campaign. The All-Big West Second Team selection discussed the 2022 season and also chatted about her work with Scripps Institution of Oceanography to reduce methane emission in cattle.

The conversation took place during a recent UC San Diego men's basketball game against Cal. The full conversation can be seen below or via ucsdtritons.com/watch.


 
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