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3 Stockton Women s Basketball Richard Stockton Quick Facts Location...Pomona, NJ Founded Enrollment... 7,559 President... Dr. Herman J. Saatkamp, Jr. Nickname...Ospreys Colors...Black & white Gym... Stockton Sports Center (3,000) Affiliation... NCAA Division III Conference... New Jersey Athletic Conf. Athletic Director... Lonnie Folks Assoc. Athletic Director... Jon Heck Assoc. Athletic Director...Linda Yost Table of Contents Head Coach Joe Fussner... 2 Coaching Staff... 3 Season Preview... 4 Team Roster... 5 Player Profiles... 6 Career Highs Results Statistics New Jersey Athletic Conference Program History Women s Basketball Records Women s Basketball Head Coach... Joe Fussner Alma Mater/Year...Glassboro State, 70 Career Record (18 years) Associate Head Coach... Jean Gyurics Assistant Coach...Isaac Cahoe Program Record (38 seasons) Winning Percentage Record NJAC Record/Finish /3rd in South NJAC Tournament...first round Postseason...ECAC Tourn. first round Letter winners Ret./Lost... 11/3 Starters Ret./Lost... 4/1 Whom to Contact Chris Rollman (SID): (609) rollmanc@stockton.edu Women s B-ball Office: (609) fussnerj@stockton.edu Athletic Department: (609) Fax: (609) Admissions Office: (609) Ospreys Sports Hotline: (609) Stockton web: Athletics web: 1 Stockton Women s Basketball

4 Head Coach Joe Fussner Joe Fussner continues his run of success into its 14th consecutive season and 19th overall as Stockton s head coach. Fussner is an extremely knowledgeable and experienced basketball man who constantly seeks new and innovative strategies for his team to utilize. The Ospreys have won two NJAC championships and made nine postseason appearances under Fussner s direction, including the program s only four NCAA Tournament berths plus one ECAC Metro title in his three stints on the Stockton bench. Fussner has led the Ospreys to two NJAC crowns, three NCAA Tournament berths and five ECAC playoff appearances since his current term as Stockton s head coach began in 1997, with the fifth ECAC berth coming last year. Stockton s run of success under Fussner reached its pinnacle in when the Ospreys got off to their best start ever (11-0) and eventually set a school record with 22 victories. Stockton also finished in first place in the NJAC and earned its second consecutive NCAA Tournament berth. Fussner first brought Stockton into the league s elite in with an inspired postseason run. The fourth-seeded Ospreys upset the top two seeds to win their first NJAC championship and secure an automatic NCAA Tournament bid. They advanced to the second round before finishing with an record, and Fussner was rewarded with NJAC Coach of the Year honors. That season began a string of four straight years with at least 18 wins and included an ECAC Metro championship in Fussner led a young Stockton team with just one senior to the NJAC championship and an record during the season. Along the way, he earned his 200th victory at Stockton with a win over Montclair State on February 12, The campaign also was one of six in the seven-year span from in which Fussner led the Ospreys to at least 18 wins. Fussner initially became the Stockton head coach in 1982 and went over a three-year span that included one NCAA Tournament bid, two ECAC playoff berths and a then-school-record 20 wins in After a two-year hiatus, Fussner returned to Stockton in 1987 and won NJAC Coach of the Year after the Ospreys went and returned to the ECAC tournament. His current stint as head coach began in when he inherited a 4-19 team that he improved to in just two years. From 1974 to 1981, Fussner led the Atlantic City High School girls basketball team to two Group IV state championships, four South Jersey titles, and seven Cape Atlantic League crowns. Between 1988 and 1995, Fussner coached the Atlantic City boys basketball team to a mark and six Cape Atlantic League titles. Record Postseason Record Postseason ECAC (0-1) ECAC (1-1) NCAA (1-1) ECAC (1-1) ECAC (1-1) Did not coach at Stockton * NCAA (0-1) ECAC (0-1) NCAA (0-1) ECAC (1-1) Did not coach at Stockton ECAC (0-1) * NCAA (1-1) Total (.575 win %) ECAC (3-0) * NJAC championship 2 Stockton Women s Basketball

5 Coaching Staff Jean Gyurics Associate Head Coach Jean Gyurics has assumed the title of associate head coach as she enters her fourth year on the Stockton coaching staff. Gyurics possesses over 20 years of basketball coaching experience, including one season as the head coach at Rutgers- Camden. Prior to her ascension to the college level, she was the head coach at Winslow Township High School, where she led the Eagles to the South Jersey Group IV semifinals in Gyurics also became the first female boys basketball coach in New Jersey history with one season at South River High School in Gyurics holds a full-time position as a health and physical education teacher at Winslow Township High School. She and her husband reside in Galloway Township. Isaac Cahoe Assistant Coach Isaac Cahoe joins the Stockton women s basketball staff as an assistant coach for the season. Cahoe is a veteran coach with experience on the youth, high school and college levels. He served as an assistant coach at Eastern University from before moving on to a head coach position at E.S. Miller School in Philadelphia, where he was on the bench from Cahoe, a retired teacher from the Philadelphia school system, also coached in the Sonny Hill youth league for 20 years and worked with a wheelchair basketball team in Philadelphia for seven years from Stockton Women s Basketball

6 Season Preview After two years of building through youth, the Stockton women s basketball team is poised for a breakout season. Even with the usual tough NJAC schedule and non-conference, the Ospreys look like they will be right in the mix for the upcoming season and there is a lot to be excited about. The squad returns its top five scorers from and expectations are high for the Ospreys this season because they feel that they will be aggressive and anticipate further improvement from last year. Juniors LaTonya Oliver and Aliyah Nelson are the leaders of a squad that had seven different players finish near the top of the NJAC statistical categories last season. Oliver, a two-time NJAC Honorable Mention selection, led the team in points (11.1 ppg) and field goal percentage (.573, second in NJAC) and finished second on the team in rebounds (7.5 rpg) and blocks (1.0 bpg, fifth in conference play) a year ago. Nelson, an NJAC Honorable Mention selection last season, averaged 30 minutes per game in playing time while dishing out 57 assists (second on the team) and averaging 2.41 steals per game, good for seventh in the NJAC. Oliver and Nelson will have plenty of help this season from an additional eight returning letter winners. Sophomore Che Na Thompson will try to elevate her game from a breakout freshman season in which she tied for the team scoring lead with 11.1 points per game and pulled down 5.9 rebounds per contest. Thompson was named NJAC Rookie of the Week on three occasions during the season. Julia Fagan, one of only two seniors on the roster, brings her 7.9 rebounds per game and 102 offensive boards (second in NJAC) back for her final season. Sophomores Aspen Price-Perry and Noelle Hogan also return for the Ospreys. Last year, Price-Perry led the team with 60 assists and 29 three-pointers while Hogan blocked 1.15 shots per game, leading the team and ranking fourth in the conference. Sophomore Shannon Lane gives Stockton another long-range shooting threat and junior Sula Washington adds experience and athleticism in the frontcourt. Sophomore Daimis Ortiz is capable of providing minutes at guard while forward Kaitlyn Loftus, a senior, brings maturity. Sophomore Jill Shaner is coming off knee surgery but hopes to be back on the court soon. Head coach Joe Fussner is very optimistic that his team will improve even more from last season. Last year s team was very young and hopefully the tough schedule we played last year will benefit us this season, Fussner said. They are still young but they have experience and they have also played in the conference tournament and postseason by 4 Stockton Women s Basketball

7 playing in the ECAC tournament. Fussner also said that a couple of newcomers this season should help the team as well. Freshman Lauren Alwan has been a pleasant surprise. She needs experience but she will be a solid college player, said Fussner. Junior Amanda Feldman also is a newcomer and she brings us some needed backcourt experience. Amanda is a transfer from Wilmington College and has some outside shooting capability as well as the ability to be a floor leader. Freshman Erin MacAdams also should contribute upon return from injury. MacAdams is a point guard who also shoots the ball well Season Preview Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School 3 Jill Shaner G So. 5-6 Egg Harbor Twp., NJ/EHT 4 Aliyah Nelson G Jr. 5-1 Pleasantville, NJ/St. Joseph 5 Amanda Feldman G Jr. 5-4 Little Egg Harbor, NJ/Pinelands 12 Julia Fagan F Sr New Britain, CT/New Britain 13 Erin MacAdams G Fr. 5-3 Gloucester, NJ/Gloucester 14 Daimis Ortiz G So. 5-4 Mays Landing, NJ/Oakcrest 15 Aspen Price-Perry G So. 5-5 Lindenwold, NJ/Lindenwold 20 Kaitlyn Loftus F Sr. 5-7 Cape May, NJ/Lower Cape May 23 Shannon Lane F So. 5-8 Ocean City, NJ/Ocean City 24 Che Na Thompson G/F So. 5-8 Salem, NJ/Salem 25 Sula Washington F Jr. 5-8 Montgomery Village, MD/Watkins Mill 32 Lauren Alwan F Fr. 5-7 Winslow, NJ/Timber Creek 34 LaTonya Oliver C Jr. 6-0 West Berlin, NJ/Overbrook 42 Noelle Hogan F So. 6-1 Mullica Hill, NJ/Clearview Head Coach: Joe Fussner Associate Head Coach: Jean Gyurics Assistant Coach: Isaac Cahoe 5 Stockton Women s Basketball

8 The Players #12 JULIA FAGAN Senior 5-10 Forward New Britain, CT/New Britain Played in all 27 games last season, hitting double figures in scoring 11 times... Led the team and finished seventh in the NJAC in rebounds last year... Transferred to Stockton from Southern Vermont and played in 18 games in Earned All-Independent Rookie of the Year and First Team honors for SVC in Scored a career-high 31 points vs. Albertus Magnus on 11/20/ stats from Southern Vermont: Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / / / / / / / Total / / / #20 KAITLYN LOFTUS Senior 5-7 Forward Cape May, NJ/Lower Cape May Joined the Stockton team last season as a transfer from Cumberland County College... Saw action in five games off the bench last year... Established career highs of two points and four rebounds vs. Hunter on 1/31/10... Played two seasons at Cumberland CC. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / #5 AMANDA FELDMAN Junior 5-4 Guard Little Egg Harbor, NJ/Pinelands Joined the Stockton team this year as a transfer from Wilmington University (DE)... Played in 53 games and made 10 starts in her two seasons at Wilmington... Posted career highs of 10 points, five rebounds and five assists multiple times for the Wildcats stats from Wilmington University: Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / / / / Total 53 35/ / / Stockton Women s Basketball

9 The Players #4 ALIYAH NELSON Junior 5-1 Guard Pleasantville, NJ/St. Joseph 2010 NJAC All-Conference Honorable Mention... Has started every game over the past two years... Has led the team in minutes and steals for two seasons... Finished seventh in the NJAC in steals last year... Scored a career-high 20 points twice in Led the team in assists as a freshman in NJAC Rookie of the Week on 12/22/08. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / / / / Total / / / #34 LATONYA OLIVER Junior 6-0 Center West Berlin, NJ/Overbrook 2009 and 2010 NJAC Honorable Mention... Ranked second in the NJAC in field goal percentage and fifth in blocks last year... Four-time NJAC Rookie of the Week in Led the team in scoring, rebounds and blocks as a freshman... Finished fifth in the NJAC in rebounds and seventh in blocks and field goal percentage as a freshman. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / / / / Total / / / #25 SULA WASHINGTON Junior 5-8 Forward Montgomery Village, MD/Watkins Mill Saw action in 22 games off the bench for the Ospreys last season... Grabbed a career-high six rebounds vs. Lehman on 1/11/10... Played in 11 games off the bench and went 7-9 (77.8%) at the free throw line as a freshman... Scored a career high 11 points vs. Hunter on 1/26/09. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / / / / Total 33 24/ / / Stockton Women s Basketball

10 The Players #42 NOELLE HOGAN Sophomore 6-1 Forward Mullica Hill, NJ/Clearview Played in all 27 games during her freshman year... Led the team and finished fourth in the NJAC in blocks as a rookie... Shot 52% from the field last season... Scored a career-high 13 points vs. College of New Jersey on 2/17/10. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / #23 SHANNON LANE Sophomore 5-8 Forward Ocean City, NJ/Ocean City Saw action in 26 games and made five starts during her rookie year... Sank 11 three-pointers last season... Scored a career-high eight points in a game twice last year... Grabbed a career-high nine rebounds vs. Neumann on 1/15/09. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / #14 DAIMIS ORTIZ Sophomore 5-4 Guard Mays Landing, NJ/Oakcrest Played in 14 games and made one start during her freshman season... Went 7-9 (77.8%) from the free throw line as a rookie... Scored a career-high five points vs. College of New Jersey on 2/17/10. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / Stockton Women s Basketball

11 The Players #15 ASPEN PRICE-PERRY Sophomore 5-5 Guard Lindenwold, NJ/Lindenwold Played in 26 games, starting four times, during her rookie campaign... Led the team in assists and three-pointers as a freshman... Scored a career high 16 points vs. Neumann on 11/15/09... Dished a career-high six assists twice last season. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / #3 JILL SHANER Sophomore 5-6 Guard Egg Harbor Twp., NJ/EHT Will miss the start of the season while recovering from knee surgery... Came off the bench to play in all 27 games during her rookie season... Scored a career-high 11 points vs. Montclair State on 1/9/10... Earned All-American status in the javelin for the Stockton women s track & field team last spring. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / #24 CHE NA THOMPSON Sophomore 5-8 Forward/Guard Salem, NJ/Salem Played in every game and led all Stockton freshmen with 26 starts last year... Named NJAC Rookie of the Week three times last season... Tied for the team scoring lead and finished second on the Ospreys in steals last year... Scored a career-high 30 points vs. Rutgers-Camden on 2/15/10. Year GP FGs % 3FGs % FTs % Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg / / / Stockton Women s Basketball

12 The Players #32 LAUREN ALWAN Freshman 5-7 Forward Winslow, NJ/Timber Creek #13 ERIN MACADAMS Freshman 5-3 Guard Gloucester, NJ/Gloucester 10 Stockton Women s Basketball

13 Career single-game highs of Stockton veterans entering the season: Career Highs Name Points Rebounds Assists Julia Fagan 31, Alb. Magnus 17, Mitchell 8, St. Elizabeth 11/20/07 2/9/08 2/22/08 Amanda Feldman 10, multiple 5, multiple 5, multiple (from Wilmington College (DE)) Noelle Hogan 13, College of NJ 9, multiple 2, College of NJ 2/17/10 2/17/10 Shannon Lane 8, multiple 9, Neumann 4, Kean 11/15/09 1/13/10 Kaitlyn Loftus 2, Hunter 4, Hunter 2, Kean 1/31/10 1/31/10 2/11/10 Aliyah Nelson 20, multiple 6, New Jersey City 6, multiple 12/5/09 LaTonya Oliver 25, New Jersey City 18, Cabrini 2, multiple 1/24/09 2/16/09 Daimis Ortiz 5, College of NJ 3, Rutgers-Newark 1, multiple 2/17/10 1/30/10 Aspen Price-Perry 16, Neumann 4, multiple 6, multiple 11/15/09 Jill Shaner 11, Montclair State 8, Alvernia 2, Kean 1/9/10 1/2/10 2/11/10 Che Na Thompson 30, Rutgers-Camden 13, Rutgers-Newark 5, multiple 2/15/10 1/30/10 Sula Washington 11, Hunter 6, Lehman 1, multiple 1/26/09 1/11/10 11 Stockton Women s Basketball

14 Results OPPONENT W/L SCORE HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDS at Neumann W Price-Perry, 16 Sciarrillo, 10 vs. Mary Washington L Oliver, 20 Oliver, 8 vs Wheaton W Fagan, 18 Fagan, 14 ALBRIGHT W Thompson, 16 Oliver, 10 WASHINGTON (MD) W Thompson, 17 Oliver, 9 NEW JERSEY CITY* W Nelson, 20 Fagan, 7 at Lebanon Valley L Fagan, 12 Fagan, 11 vs Alvernia L Oliver, 14 Shaner, 8 vs. Neumann L Fagan, 14 Oliver, 11 at Rutgers-Camden* W Oliver, 18 Thompson, 11 MONTCLAIR STATE* L Fagan/Shaner, 11 Oliver, 7 at Lehman W Fagan, 18 Fagan, 15 KEAN* L Fagan, 12 Fagan, 11 at William Paterson* L Nelson, 15 Oliver/Thompson, 8 AMHERST L Oliver, 14 Hogan, 9 at Rowan* L Thompson, 13 Fagan, 12 RAMAPO* W Thompson, 23 Fagan, 8 at College of NJ* W Oliver, 18 Fagan,7 at Rutgers-Newark* W Thompson, 12 Oliver/Thompson, 13 HUNTER W White, 16 Fagan, 9 at Baruch L Oliver, 18 Fagan, 12 at Kean* L Hogan, 10 Fagan, 10 ROWAN* L Oliver, 11 Fagan, 11 RUTGERS-CAMDEN* W Thompson, 30 Fagan/Hogan/ Thompson, 9 COLLEGE OF NJ* W Price-Perry/Nelson/ Thompson, 7 Hogan, 13 at Montclair State@ L Nelson, 14 Oliver, 15 at Brooklyn College# L Oliver, 17 Oliver, 13 * NJAC NJAC Tournament # ECAC Tournament Overall: NJAC: 7-6 Home: 7-4 Road: 5-7 Neutral: Stockton Women s Basketball

15 Statistics 3-point Name GP FG FGA FG% FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Stl. Blk. Pts. Avg. L. Oliver C. Thompson A. Nelson J. Fagan A. Price-Perry N. White N. Hogan S. Lane K. Sciarrillo J. Shaner D. Ortiz M. Garcia S. Washington K. Loftus C. Shepherd C. Kirsch A. Walker TEAM Stockton Opponents Score By Half 1st 2nd Total Stockton Opponents Stockton Women s Basketball

16 New Jersey Athletic Conference NJAC STANDINGS Conference Overall North Division W L W L William Paterson Montclair St Ramapo New Jersey City Rutgers-Newark South Division Kean Rowan Stockton The College of NJ Rutgers-Camden NJAC Tournament First Round NJAC Tournament Semifinals #2N Montclair St. 80, #3S Stockton 70 #1S Kean 92, #2N Montclair St. 68 #2S Rowan 72, #3N Ramapo 65 #1N William Paterson 75, #2S Rowan 60 NJAC Championship #1S Kean 70, #1N William Paterson 62 Player of the Year: Melissa Beyruti, Kean Rookie of the Year: Naimah Clemons, Kean Defensive Player of the Year: Tiffany Patrick, Kean Coach of the Year: Erin Monahan, William Paterson NJAC All-Conference First Team Kisandra Ayanbeku Jr. F Montclair State Melissa Beyruti Sr. G Kean Amanda Jennings Sr. F Rowan BriAnna Lucas So. G William Paterson Tiffany Patrick Jr. F Kean NJAC All-Conference Second Team Naimah Clemons Fr. G Kean Julie Haledjian Sr. G William Paterson Cardiss Jackman Sr. F Kean Meghan Reilly Fr. F Ramapo Courtney Vacca Sr. F Rutgers-Newark NJAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Catherine Cristino Sr. F Montclair State Ebony Cunningham So. G NJCU Aliyah Nelson So. G Stockton LaTonya Oliver So. C Stockton Hannah Tait So. F TCNJ 14 Stockton Women s Basketball

17 Program History YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS HEAD COACHING RECORDS Head Coach Seasons Years Record Win % Joe Fussner , 87-89, Sue Newcomb Jill Bush Kathryn Morris Lynn Brodton Jennifer Savio Year Record Head Coach Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Sue Newcomb Jennifer Savio ** Joe Fussner * Joe Fussner ** Joe Fussner Lynn Brodton ** Lynn Brodton ** Joe Fussner Joe Fussner Kathryn Morris Kathryn Morris Kathryn Morris Kathryn Morris Jill Bush Year Record Head Coach Jill Bush ** Jill Bush Jill Bush Joe Fussner Joe Fussner * Joe Fussner ** Joe Fussner ** Joe Fussner ** Joe Fussner Joe Fussner * Joe Fussner * Joe Fussner ** Joe Fussner Joe Fussner Joe Fussner ** Joe Fussner 38 seasons Overall Record: (.505) * NCAA tournament appearance ** ECAC tournament appearance ALL-TIME NJAC CHAMPIONS The College of New Jersey 2001, 04, 06, 09 Kean 1984, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 2002, 07, 08, 10 Montclair State 1996 Rutgers-Camden 2003 Richard Stockton 2000, 05 Rowan 1993, 95, 97, 98, 99 William Paterson Stockton Women s Basketball

18 Program History POSTSEASON HISTORY 1983 ECAC Tournament Dickinson 74, Stockton NCAA Tournament Stockton 77, Ohio Northern 69 Kean 62, Stockton ECAC Tournament Stockton 73, Manhattanville 61 NYU 75, Stockton ECAC Tournament Old Westbury 76, Stockton 75 (OT) 1988 ECAC Tournament CCNY 67, Stockton ECAC Tournament Trenton State 65, Stockton NCAA Tournament Stockton 80, Centenary 45 Eastern Nazarene 66, Stockton ECAC Tournament Stockton 90, St. Joseph s (NY) 79 (OT) Stockton 71, Montclair State 54 Stockton 70, Rutgers-Camden ECAC Tournament Stockton 76, Stevens Tech 54 Rutgers-Camden 61, Stockton ECAC Tournament Stockton 63, Montclair State 56 NYU 62, Stockton NCAA Tournament Springfield 64, Stockton NCAA Tournament Gwynedd Mercy 72, Stockton ECAC Tournament Stockton 74, Stevens 59 Montclair State 65, Stockton ECAC Tournament Brooklyn 69, Stockton 68 2,000-POINT SCORER Name Years Points Val Brown ,027 1,000-POINT SCORERS Name Years Points Kelli Bakanowsky ,629 Linda Long ,541 Christina Mason ,356 Jeanine Taylor ,308 Sue McKinley ,094 Lisa Neira ,028 Diane Plum * * Exact point total unknown NCAA Tournament: 2-4 (.333) ECAC Tournament: 7-9 (.438) ECAC Champions: Stockton Women s Basketball

19 Women s Basketball Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM SEASON RECORDS Most Points Season: 612, Val Brown, Career: 2,027, Val Brown, Highest Scoring Average Season: 24.5 ppg, Val Brown, Career: 20.7 ppg, Val Brown, Most Field Goals Season: 239, Val Brown, Career: 818, Val Brown, Most Field Goal Attempts Season: 550, Sue McKinley, Career: 1,821, Val Brown, Highest Field Goal Pct. (min. 3 FG/game) Season:.606 ( ), Melody Darden, Career:.547 ( ), Melody Darden, Most Three-Pointers Season: 65, Dierdre Garrity, Career: 161, Jenna Shenk, Most Three-Point Attempts Season: 200, Dierdre Garrity, Career: 467, Christina Mason, Highest 3FG Percentage (min. 1 3FG/game) Season:.434 (36-83), Kelli Bakanowsky, Career:.374 ( ), Rosina Rachuba, Most Free Throws Season: 149, Christina Mason Career: 399, Kelli Bakanowsky, Most Free Throw Attempts Season: 214, Val Brown, Career: 640, Val Brown, Highest Free Throw Pct. (min. 2 FT/game) Season:.859 (55-64), Michele Auerbacher, Career:.809 ( ), Kelli Bakanowsky, Most Rebounds Season: 269, Chris Casciato, Career: 810, Alicia Morris, Most Assists Season: 118, Rosina Rachuba, Career: 342, Kelli Bakanowsky, Most Steals Season: 120, Linda Long, Career: 286, Christina Mason Most Blocked Shots Season: 49, Kathy Morris, Career: 125, Takisha Pride, , Points: 1,977, Scoring Avg: 73.9 ppg, Scoring Def: 52.4 ppg, Field Goals: 823, FG Attempts: 1,995, FG Pct:.455 ( ), Three-Pointers: 140, FG Attempts: 433, FG Pct:.364 ( ), Free Throws: 455, FT Attempts: 631, FT Pct:.729 ( ), Rebounds: 1,250, Assists: 453, Steals: 365, Blocks: 106, / Stockton Women s Basketball

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35 STOCKTON ATHLETICS The Office of Athletics and Recreation offers 17 intercollegiate sports, plus cheerleading. Richard Stockton College is affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association as a Division III institution. Stockton holds membership in the New Jersey Athletic Conference, the Eastern College Athletic Conference and the Skyline Conference (lacrosse). Over the years, the Ospreys have won one NCAA men s soccer national championship, 18 NJAC championships, 15 ECAC championships and made 39 NCAA Tournament appearances. The Stockton campus boasts quality athletic facilities for indoor and outdoor sports. The Sports Center contains a performance arena with seating for 3,000 spectators, plus a fitness center well-equipped for aerobic activity or weight training. The outdoor facilities include G. Larry James Stadium, a lighted soccer track & field complex with an eight-lane track and seating for 1,700 spectators. The Stockton campus also houses six tennis courts, baseball, softball and field hockey fields and lighted practice fields. Intercollegiate Women s Sports Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Indoor Track & Field Outdoor Track & Field Rowing Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Intercollegiate Men s Sports Baseball Basketball Cross Country Indoor Track & Field Lacrosse Outdoor Track & Field Soccer

36 Women s Basketball NOVEMBER Mon. 15 NEUMANN 6 pm Fri.-Sat at Muhlenberg Tournament 1 pm, 1/6 Tue. 23 at Albright 7 pm DECEMBER Wed. 1 at Rutgers-Camden* 6 pm Sat.-Sun. 4-5 at Amherst Classic 6 pm, 2/4 Sat. 11 WILLIAM PATERSON* 2 pm Tue. 14 at Ramapo* 7 pm Sat. 18 at Gwynedd-Mercy 2 pm Wed.-Thu at Lycoming Classic 8 pm, 3 pm JANUARY Wed. 12 COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY* 6 pm Sat. 15 at New Jersey City* 2 pm Mon. 17 BARUCH 6 pm Wed. 19 ROWAN* 6 pm Sat. 22 RUTGERS-NEWARK* 3 pm Mon. 24 at Hunter 5 pm Wed. 26 at Kean* 6 pm Sat. 29 at Montclair State* 3 pm FEBRUARY Wed. 2 RUTGERS-CAMDEN* 8 pm Sat. 5 BROOKLYN COLLEGE 1 pm Wed. 9 at College of New Jersey* 6 pm Sat. 12 at Rowan* 1 pm Wed. 16 KEAN* 6 pm * New Jersey Athletic Conference game CAPS - Home game STOCKTON COLLEGE THE RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY S GREEN COLLEGE Stockton College is an AA/EO institution.