Women's Soccer
Makayla Jaffe (Middletown/Middletown South) totaled three points for the week. Jaffe grabbed her second assist of the season versus Montclair. She scored her fourth goal in the last six games versus Rutgers Newark, her sixth goal of the season.
 
Katie Ambos (Cinnaminson/Cinnaminson) scored the only goal for the Ospreys versus Montclair State, tallying her second of the season to give the Ospreys an early lead just 2:44 into the game.
 
Volleyball
Kate Louer (Clifton/Clifton) hit her season high of four aces versus FDU-Florham. Louer was able to reach 33 kills this week, as well as 23 digs. The senior recorded a high for the week with 13 kills against New Jersey City.
 
Rileigh Wilson (Milton, Del./Cape Henlopen) posted a high .341 hitting percentage plus 19 kills and five blocks in three matches last week. on 23 attacks. Wilson got 10 kills and registered a .348 hitting percentage against FDU-Florham.        
 
Field Hockey
Kirsten Bailey (Burlington/Burlington Twp.) earned three points for the week. Bailey registered a goal and an assist, her ninth goal and eighth assist of the season, against William Paterson. Her goal was the 40th of her career. Bailey also tallied her fifth defensive save of the year versus #22 TCNJ.
 
Erika Roura (Mt. Laurel/Lenape) earned her ninth career shutout, tying third in Stockton history, with one save in a 4-0 victory over William Paterson. Roura picked up 10 saves in two games for the week.
 
Men's Soccer
Kyle Birmingham (Budd Lake/Mt. Olive) was awarded NJAC Defensive Player of the Week for the first time in his career. Birmingham made 10 saves, with a career high of seven stops in a draw versus #18 Montclair, continuing his shutout streak of 272 minutes.
 
Ernst Louisius (Asbury Park/Neptune) broke the scoreless tie against Rutgers-Newark with his tenth goal of the season just 9:59 into the game. Louisius places third in NJAC scoring leaderboard with 10 goals.  
 
Women's Rowing
Maddy Mehler (Rydal, Pa./Villa Joseph Marie), Gabriella Nguyen (Pennsauken/Pennsauken), Ixanna Torres (Atlantic City/Atlantic City), Sam Moore (Egg Harbor City/Absegami) and coxswain Gianna Feliciano (Galloway/Absegami) captured gold in their first college race. The quintet was the top NCAA Division III team in the Women's College Frosh/Novice Four at the Head of the Schuylkill. The Ospreys finished in 16:18.049 to lead a group of five Division III boats and finish eighth out of 17 overall.