Volleyball
Jalynn Grant (Philadelphia, Pa./North Penn) registered 28 kills, six blocks and a .350 hitting percentage in three matches last week. Grant spiked a career-high 12 kills and led the team with a sterling .476 hitting percentage against Swarthmore after tying her career best with 11 kills versus Rowan.
 
Helen Murray (Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial) led Stockton in digs (29) and aces (6) in three matches last week. Murray tallied 13 digs and three aces apiece in contests against Rowan and Swarthmore. The sophomore also dished six assists during the week.
 
Men's Soccer
Joseph A. Carbone (East Brunswick/East Brunswick) scored in both games last week, and both were clutch goals. Against Kean, Carbone tallied the marker that tied the contest, then against William Paterson, his goal became the game-winning tally. Carbone has scored in three straight games.
 
Dan Raivitch (Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy) earned his first career win against William Paterson, playing 87:25 and making one save in a 2-0 victory. For the week, Raivitch made three saves and allowed one goal for a sparkling 0.51 goals against average in one win and one tie.
 
Field Hockey
Stella Devlin (Millville/St. Joseph's Academy) was named NJAC Rookie of the Week for the second straight week and third time this season. Devlin scored three goals against Ramapo in the only game last week for her second consecutive hat trick. The freshman ranks third in the NJAC in goals (11), tied for third in points (26) and tied for 10th in assists (4).
 
Paige Freas (Mickleton/GCIT) scored her first career goal against Ramapo in Stockton's only game last week, a 7-0 victory over the Roadrunners.
 
Women's Soccer
Tori Vliet (Marmora/Ocean City) was named NJAC Defensive Player of the Week for the first time in her career.  Vliet made eight saves and recorded two more shutouts, giving her a league-leading eight on the season. The senior made four saves each in a 1-0 win over Kean and a 3-0 triumph over William Paterson to boost her latest shutout streak to 243 minutes
 
Makayla Jaffe (Middletown/Middletown South) scored goals in both wins last week, including the game-winner against Kean in the 1-0 victory. Jaffe added the clincher against William Paterson in the 3-0 victory.
 
Women's Golf
Kylie Hague (Vineland/Vineland) topped the field of 13 golfers with career-best round of 96 as Stockton won its tri-match at Blue Heron Pines on Sunday. Hague made five pars on the way to an impressive 44 on the front nine and then notched one par while shooting 52 on the back nine.
 
Mia Kaczmarski (Seaville/Ocean City) tied for second out of 13 golfers in the tri-match with a 102 that was the best of her four college rounds so far. Kaczmarski's round was highlighted by a birdie on the par-three 11 hole and included one par on each nine.
 
Women's Cross Country
Evelynn Austin (Chester/Mendham) led the Ospreys by placing 53rd out of 175 runners in the Rowan Border Battle with a time of 24:44.6 for six kilometers. Austin sparked Stockton to 11th place out of 20 teams at the meet
 
Sarah Rutledge (Egg Harbor Twp./EHT) was the second Stockton finisher in the Rowan Border Battle as she placed 63rd out of 175 runners with a time of 24:55.3.
 
Men's Cross Country
Sam Szczepanski (Chester/Mendham) led the Ospreys to ninth place out of 19 teams in the Rowan Border Battle. The sophomore finished 20th out of 176 runners with a time of 27:48.8 for eight kilometers.
 
James Clauson (Haddon Twp./Haddon Twp.) was the second Osprey across the finish line as he placed 27th out of 176 runners teams in the Rowan Border Battle with a time of 28:07.4 in his second career 8K race at the college level.