Women's Golf
Zoe Grom (Stony Point, N.Y./North Rockland) was the top finisher for Stockton in 22nd place at the Colonial Women's Golf Conference Championship. Grom shot a career-best 93 on the first day, highlighted by six pars. The sophomore followed with a 106 on the second day for a total of 199.
 
Kylie Hague (Vineland/Vineland) tied for 25th place at the Colonial Women's Golf Conference Championship with a total of 207 for two rounds. Hague shot 107 on day one and a 100 on day two that included four pars.
 
Women's Soccer
Erica Vazquez (Kinnelon/Paramus Catholic) scored the game-winning goal against New Paltz in the first round of the NJAC Tournament on Saturday. The freshman tallied her second goal of the season to send Stockton into the semifinals in the NJAC Tournament.
 
Lucy Grazecki (Round Rock, TX/Round Rock) made a career-high four saves against #6 TCNJ in the regular season finale. The rookie has stopped all seven shots on goal that she has faced for a 1.000 save percentage in 101 minutes of play.
 
Field Hockey
Stella Devlin (Millville/St. Joseph Academy) was named NJAC Rookie of the Week for the fourth time. Against Neumann, Devlin scored her fourth hat trick in the last six games and tied the school record of 18 goals in a season (Susie Balidemaj 2013). The freshman also dished an assist, tying the second highest point total in program history (42, Alexa Massa 2017).
 
Olivia Catalano (Cinnaminson/Cinnaminson) set a career high with two assists while also helping the defense in a 4-1 win over Neumann. Catalano has one goal and a career-best three helpers and has contributed to four shutouts this season.
 
Volleyball
Nicole Palmer (Islip Terrace, N.Y./East Islip) was named NJAC Player of the Week for the fourth time this season after leading the team with 43 kills, 25 digs, nine digs and a .390 hitting percentage in three victories. During the week, the senior moved into ninth in Stockton history with 1,241 kills for her career.
 
Olivia Magro (Brigantine/ACIT) spiked 29 kills and recorded a .216 hitting percentage plus 15 digs and four blocks to help Stockton extend its winning streak to five matches. Magro tallied 12 kills and tied her career high with eight digs in an crucial NJAC victory over Kean.
 
Men's Soccer
Chris Krall (Bordentown/Florence) scored his first goal of the season in the ninth minute to give the Ospreys an early 1-0 lead in the season finale against TCNJ. Krall, a senior, finished his career with five goals
 
Owen Edwards (Manchester Twp./Manchester Twp.) earned an assist versus TCNJ by feeding Krall for Stockton's goal in the 1-1. Edwards tied for the team lead with three assists in his first season at Stockton.
 
Women's Cross Country
Evelynn Austin (Sparta/Pope John XXIII) led Stockton by placing 11th out of 90 runners at the NJAC Championships with a time of 23:20.0 for six kilometers. Austin qualified for an NJAC Second Team award with the finish, her first career all-conference honor.
 
Sarah Rutledge (Egg Harbor Twp./EHT) placed 14th out of 90 runners at the NJAC Championships at 23:37.9. Rutledge earned an NJAC Second Team accolade with the finish for her first career all-conference honor.
 
Men's Cross Country
James Clauson (Haddon Twp./Haddon Twp.) led the Ospreys at the NJAC Championships with a time of 26:05.4 for 13th place out of 106 runners and an NJAC Second Team spot in his freshman year. Clauson passed a Ramapo runner in the final 100 meters and that proved to be the difference in Stockton finishing third by one point.
 
Sam Szczepanski (Chester/Mendham) was the second finisher for Stockton at the NJAC Championships as he placed 20th out of 106 runners with a time of 26:25.1 to help Stockton to a third-place finish.