CAMDEN'S 10-GAME GLANCE GAME NOTES 2010
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
GAME 19: NJCU vs. Rutgers-Camden
F 11/19 A Hunter L, 49-54 Sa•11/20 N Albright 1 L, 45-65 M•11/22 A Medgar Evers W, 70-51 Su•11/28 H MADONNA L, 40-70 W•12/1 H RUTGERS-NEWARK ** L, 50-72 Sa•12/4 H #4/4 KEAN * L, 26-96 M•12/6 H LEHMAN L, 59-75 W•12/8 A John Jay W, 74-73 Sa•12/11 H SUNY-BROCKPORT L, 38-62 Tu•12/14 A Staten Island L, 60-64 W•1/5 A St. Joseph’s (Brooklyn) L, 64-84 Sa•1/8 A The College of New Jersey * L, 30-54 W•1/12 H #23 WILLIAM PATERSON ** PPD Th•1/13 H #23 WILLIAM PATERSON ** L, 42-70 Sa•1/15 H RICHARD STOCKTON * L, 55-82 M•1/17 A City Tech W, 68-27 W•1/19 A Ramapo ** L, 44-79 Sa•1/22 A Rowan* L, 43-78 M•1/24 H YORK (NY) W, 72-54 W•1/26 H MONTCLAIR STATE ** PPD Sa•1/29 H RUTGERS-CAMDEN * ! 2 p.m. W•2/2 A Rutgers-Newark ** 6 p.m. M•2/7 H BERKELEY 6 p.m. W•2/9 A #23 William Paterson ** 6 p.m. Sa•2/12 H RAMAPO ** 4 p.m. M•2/14 H MONTCLAIR STATE ** 6 p.m. W•2/16 A Montclair State ** 6 p.m. Sa•2/19 NJAC Quarterfinals TBA W•2/23 NJAC Semifinals TBA Sa•2/26 NJAC Finals TBA Home games (in CAPS) played on Charlie Brown Court at the John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. ** denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference North Division game. 1
denotes Hunter College Tip-Off ! denotes Green and Gold Days 1
CAMDEN’S 10-GAME GLANCE Th•12/30 A Stevenson W, 62-51 W•1/5 A The College of NJ ** L, 45-77 Sa•1/8 H RUTGERS-NEWARK * L, 38-56 M•1/10 A CCNY W, 66-35 W•1/12 H ROWAN ** L, 38-68 Sa•1/15 H RAMAPO * W, 49-46 W•1/19 A #4 Kean ** L, 46-85 Sa•1/22 H #22 WILLIAM PATERSON * L, 62-74 M•1/24 A Brooklyn W, 53-46 W•2/2 A Richard Stockton * 8 p.m. * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. ** denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference South Division game.
Saturday, January 29, 2010 (2 p.m.)
GAME NOTES
2010-11 SCHEDULE/RESULTS •
•
Maxine Kaminski
Alnisa Hernaiz
Carolina Garcia
THE SERIES: Camden leads, 27-20. NJCU has won last four meetings and five of the last six. LAST MEETING: January 16, 2010 in Camden, NJ. NJCU won, 7771. The Knights never trailed in the game and led by as many as 18 points. LAST TIME OUT: On Monday, NJCU won its first game at home this season (1-7) and improved to 4-3 overall against members of the CUNYAC conference, by cruising to a 72-54 win over York (NY). Maria Suarez notched her third 20-point effort and fourth double-double of the season with 22 points and 11 rebounds. Transfer Gabrielle Rivera poured in a career-best 16 points. WHITED OUT: Wednesday’s game against Montclair State will be made up on Valentine’s Day (Monday, February 14) at 6 p.m. NJCU then travels to MSU on February 16. GREEN and GOLD DAYS JINX: Today is the culmination of the eighth annual ‘Green and Gold Days’ week at NJCU. The women’s basketball team is 0-7 alltime during a Green and Gold Days game; the men haven’t fared much better—just 2-5 since the event debuted in 2004. CARMONA IMPRESSING: Nidia Carmona currently ranks third in the NJAC in assists per game (3.6) and is sixth in steals (2.6). She has led NJCU in assists in 10 games this season and has dished five or more assists in six games this season. She also has swiped at least five steals in four different games. GARCIA UPDATE: Carolina Garcia, who is second in the league in minutes per game (34.9), enters the game in 10th place in program history in scoring with 847 points. In ninth place is Donna Scerra who scored 887 points in 72 games from 1981-84. The top eight players in school history all scored 1000 points.
ABOUT THE OPPOSITION SCARLET POINTS: Camden has struggled to find points this season and has not reached the 50-point threshold in 11 of 19 games. The Raptors are 10th in the league in scoring offense with an average of 48.1 per contest. Its season high is 66 in a win at City College of New York. With NJCU ranking ninth in the league in scoring (51.6), this could be a low-scoring affair, especially when you consider that the Raptors also rank fourth in scoring defense—allowing just 54.5 points per game. GAME TURNER: Brittany Turner is the player to watch for the Raptors. At 15.2 points per game she ranks third in the league in scoring and leads the conference in minutes per game (35.8). Her minutes are important because she has accounted for nearly 32 percent of Camden’s scoring this year. ROOKIE WATCH: Camden’s 6-foot-1 freshman Tina Croxton is a past NJAC Rookie of the Week and blocks 1.5 shots per game. ***THE NCAA, ECAC, NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AND NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP BY STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, STAFF AND SPECTATORS. WE REQUEST YOUR COOPERATION BY SUPPORTING THE PARTICIPANTS AND OFFICIALS IN A POSITIVE MANNER. PROFANITY, RACIST, OR SEXIST COMMENTS, OR OTHER INTIMIDATING ACTIONS DIRECTED AT OFFICIALS, STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, TEAM-REPRESENTATIVES OR SPECTATORS—AS WELL AS PUBLIC INTOXICATION, THE CONSUMPTION OR POSSESSION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS—WILL NOT BE TOLERATED AND ARE GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL FROM THE JOHN J. MOORE AFC AND OTHER DISCIPLINARHY ACTIONS***
STATISTICAL LEADERS NJCU (as of 01/28/11)
Points Per Game: 1. Carolina Garcia..................13.1 (223) 2. Maria Suarez......................10.8 (195) Rebounds Per Game: 1. Maria Suarez........................7.2 (130) 2. Alnisa Hernaiz.....................7.1 (121) Assists Per Game: 1. Nidia Carmona.....................3.6 (64) 2. Carolina Garcia.....................1.6 (28) Steals Per Game: 1. Nidia Carmona.....................2.6 (47) 2. Maria Suarez........................2.2 (40) Blocks Per Game: 1. Maria Suarez..........................0.7 (13) 2. Carolina Garcia...................... 0.5 (8) Minutes Per Game: 1. Carolina Garcia................ 34.9 (594) 2. Nidia Carmona................. 32.8 (591) Field Goal Percentage: 1. Maria Suarez.............. .366 (75-205) 2. Tatiana Clark................ .341 (14-41) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. Carolina Garcia..............275 (22-80) 2. Nidia Carmona...............261 (12-46) Free Throw Percentage: 1. Nidia Carmona ............ .714 (25-35) 2. Carolina Garcia............ .700 (21-30)
CAMDEN (as of 01/28/11)
Points Per Game: 1. Brittany Turner.................15.2 (289) 2. Samantha Bragg................. 6.8 (109) Rebounds Per Game: 1. Alyce Milakovic....................5.2 (94) 2. Cynthia Williams................ 3.8 (72) Assists Per Game: 1. Brittany Turner......................1.9 (36) 2. Samantha Bragg.........................1.5 (24) Steals Per Game: 1. Samantha Bragg....................2.9 (47) 2. Brittany Turner....................2.4 (46) Blocks Per Game: 1. Tina Croxton..........................1.5 (29) 2. Brittany Turner......................0.4 (8) Minutes Per Game: 1. Brittany Turner............. 35.8 (680) * 2. Alyce Milakovic................31.1 (559) Field Goal Percentage: 1. Cesyana Thompson-Blissett..435 (40-92) 2. Stephanie Deisley..........411 (37-90) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. Cesyana Thompson-Blissett....419 (13-31) 2. Brittany Turner.............292 (14-48) Free Throw Percentage: 1. Samantha Bragg.............685 (37-54) 2. Alyce Milakovic............638 (30-47) Minimums: 2 FG , 1 3FG, 1 FT attempt/game * denotes conference leader
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GOTHIC KNIGHTS (4-14, 0-7 NJAC; Streak: WON 1) NO NAME 3 Gabrielle Rivera 10 Nidia Carmona 15 Delia Chernez 20 ! Brittney Edwards 21 Valencia Epps 23 Carolina Garcia 24 Alnisa Hernaiz 25 Tatiana Clark 33 Maxine Kaminski 42 Olivia Obanye 44 Maria Suarez
YR SO SO SO FR FR SR FR FR SO FR FR
POS G PG F PF G SG F G F C G/F
HT 5-4 5-1 5-5 5-9 5-1 5-5 5-7 5-4 5-7 6-0 5-9
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Teaneck, NJ/Saint Joseph of the Palisades Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth Union City, NJ/Union City Newark, NJ/Newark Tech Newark, NJ/West Side Plainfield, NJ/Franklin Irvington, NJ/Irvington Newark, NJ/Newark Tech Kearny, NJ/Kearny Jersey City, NJ/County Prep Cliffside Park, NJ/Cliffside Park
Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Captain:
Sandra Nunez Dates (New Jersey City University, `03; First season, 9th at NJCU) Erika Cubile (New Jersey City University, `07; First season) Anabel Rodriguez (New Jersey City University; First season) Nidia Carmona, Delia Chernez, Carolina Garcia, Maxine Kaminski
INSIDE THE ATHLETE
#10 Nidia
! = injured for season
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-CAMDEN SCARLET RAPTORS (8-11, 1-7 NJAC Streak: WON 1) NO 5 10 11 12 20 22 25 30 31 34 35 44 45
NAME YR Amber Alexander FR Kristina Cox JR Gina Lynn Pearson FR Cesyana Thompson-Blissett SO Khyla Hedrick SO Brittany Turner JR Stephanie Deisley JR Alyce Milakovic SO Tina Croxton FR Regina Ondah JR Samantha Bragg SR Samantha Deffler FR Cynthia Williams JR
Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach:
POS G G G G G G F/G F/G F F G C F
HT 5-4 5-6 5-9 5-2 5-7 5-9 5-10 5-11 6-1 5-10 5-3 6-1 5-10
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Philadelphia, PA/Cardinal Dougherty Deptford, NJ/Deptford Camden, NJ/Haddon Township Washington, DC/Theodore Roosevelt Browns Mills, NJ/Pemberton Belleville, NJ/Queen of Peace Riverside, NJ/Holy Cross Blackwood, NJ/Triton Regional Deptford, NJ/Deptford Jersey City, NJ/St. Anthony Lindenwold, NJ/Lindenwold Riverside, NJ/Riverside Clayton, NJ/Delsea Regional
Gail Gilchrest (Kean University, `98; First season) Melissa Benedetti (Cabrini College, `09; First season) Akeem Lloyd (Rutgers University-Camden, `10; First season) Richard Wallach (Rutgers University-Camden; First season)
CARMONA
Sophomore | Point Guard Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth HS • Nunez Dates on Carmona: “She runs the floor well, doesn’t look to score but can if she has too, is the leader on the court and is probably our best defender. She is a true point guard and missing the last two seasons has only made her a better player.” • Tough road back: Carmona originally played for NJCU in 200809 before a knee injury six games into the season ended her rookie year. She was averaging 4.0 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 3.0 steals per game in a well-rounded effort. Her returned to the court was derailed in 2009-10 when she suffered another knee injury in the preseason but received a medical hardship waiver and has returned healthy as a sophomore team co-captain. • Academics: Majoring in Business Administration/Accounting. Would like a career in banking or a field related to accounting. • Academics: Played four years of varsity basketball at Elizabeth for coach Karen Pierre. Also played two years of varsity soccer. • Did You Know?: Her nickname is ‘Tati’. She was born in Cali, Colombia.
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (thru games of 1/28/2011) Team
William Paterson Rutgers-Newark Montclair State Ramapo New Jersey City
NORTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK
6-1 4-4 3-4 2-5 0-7
0.857 0.500 0.429 0.286 0.000
3-0 2-2 1-2 2-1 0-3
1.000 17-2 0.500 14-5 0.333 9-9 0.667 11-7 0.000 4-14
0.895 W10 0.737 W1 0.500 W2 0.611 L1 0.222 W1
Team
Kean Richard Stockton Rowan The College of NJ Rutgers-Camden
SOUTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK
7-0 5-1 5-2 2-4 1-7
1.000 0.833 0.714 0.333 0.125
3-0 1-1 2-1 1-1 0-4
1.000 16-2 0.500 12-5 0.667 10-7 0.500 9-8 0.000 8-11
0.889 W7 0.706 W2 0.588 W4 0.529 L1 0.421 W1
GAME 19: NJCU vs. Rutgers-Camden
F 11/19 A Hunter L, 49-54 Sa•11/20 N Albright 1 L, 45-65 M•11/22 A Medgar Evers W, 70-51 Su•11/28 H MADONNA L, 40-70 W•12/1 H RUTGERS-NEWARK ** L, 50-72 Sa•12/4 H #4/4 KEAN * L, 26-96 M•12/6 H LEHMAN L, 59-75 W•12/8 A John Jay W, 74-73 Sa•12/11 H SUNY-BROCKPORT L, 38-62 Tu•12/14 A Staten Island L, 60-64 W•1/5 A St. Joseph’s (Brooklyn) L, 64-84 Sa•1/8 A The College of New Jersey * L, 30-54 W•1/12 H #23 WILLIAM PATERSON ** PPD Th•1/13 H #23 WILLIAM PATERSON ** L, 42-70 Sa•1/15 H RICHARD STOCKTON * L, 55-82 M•1/17 A City Tech W, 68-27 W•1/19 A Ramapo ** L, 44-79 Sa•1/22 A Rowan* L, 43-78 M•1/24 H YORK (NY) W, 72-54 W•1/26 H MONTCLAIR STATE ** PPD Sa•1/29 H RUTGERS-CAMDEN * ! 2 p.m. W•2/2 A Rutgers-Newark ** 6 p.m. M•2/7 H BERKELEY 6 p.m. W•2/9 A #23 William Paterson ** 6 p.m. Sa•2/12 H RAMAPO ** 4 p.m. M•2/14 H MONTCLAIR STATE ** 6 p.m. W•2/16 A Montclair State ** 6 p.m. Sa•2/19 NJAC Quarterfinals TBA W•2/23 NJAC Semifinals TBA Sa•2/26 NJAC Finals TBA Home games (in CAPS) played on Charlie Brown Court at the John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. ** denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference North Division game. 1
denotes Hunter College Tip-Off ! denotes Green and Gold Days 1
CAMDEN’S 10-GAME GLANCE Th•12/30 A Stevenson W, 62-51 W•1/5 A The College of NJ ** L, 45-77 Sa•1/8 H RUTGERS-NEWARK * L, 38-56 M•1/10 A CCNY W, 66-35 W•1/12 H ROWAN ** L, 38-68 Sa•1/15 H RAMAPO * W, 49-46 W•1/19 A #4 Kean ** L, 46-85 Sa•1/22 H #22 WILLIAM PATERSON * L, 62-74 M•1/24 A Brooklyn W, 53-46 W•2/2 A Richard Stockton * 8 p.m. * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. ** denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference South Division game.
Saturday, January 29, 2010 (2 p.m.)
GAME NOTES
2010-11 SCHEDULE/RESULTS •
•
Maxine Kaminski
Alnisa Hernaiz
Carolina Garcia
THE SERIES: Camden leads, 27-20. NJCU has won last four meetings and five of the last six. LAST MEETING: January 16, 2010 in Camden, NJ. NJCU won, 7771. The Knights never trailed in the game and led by as many as 18 points. LAST TIME OUT: On Monday, NJCU won its first game at home this season (1-7) and improved to 4-3 overall against members of the CUNYAC conference, by cruising to a 72-54 win over York (NY). Maria Suarez notched her third 20-point effort and fourth double-double of the season with 22 points and 11 rebounds. Transfer Gabrielle Rivera poured in a career-best 16 points. WHITED OUT: Wednesday’s game against Montclair State will be made up on Valentine’s Day (Monday, February 14) at 6 p.m. NJCU then travels to MSU on February 16. GREEN and GOLD DAYS JINX: Today is the culmination of the eighth annual ‘Green and Gold Days’ week at NJCU. The women’s basketball team is 0-7 alltime during a Green and Gold Days game; the men haven’t fared much better—just 2-5 since the event debuted in 2004. CARMONA IMPRESSING: Nidia Carmona currently ranks third in the NJAC in assists per game (3.6) and is sixth in steals (2.6). She has led NJCU in assists in 10 games this season and has dished five or more assists in six games this season. She also has swiped at least five steals in four different games. GARCIA UPDATE: Carolina Garcia, who is second in the league in minutes per game (34.9), enters the game in 10th place in program history in scoring with 847 points. In ninth place is Donna Scerra who scored 887 points in 72 games from 1981-84. The top eight players in school history all scored 1000 points.
ABOUT THE OPPOSITION SCARLET POINTS: Camden has struggled to find points this season and has not reached the 50-point threshold in 11 of 19 games. The Raptors are 10th in the league in scoring offense with an average of 48.1 per contest. Its season high is 66 in a win at City College of New York. With NJCU ranking ninth in the league in scoring (51.6), this could be a low-scoring affair, especially when you consider that the Raptors also rank fourth in scoring defense—allowing just 54.5 points per game. GAME TURNER: Brittany Turner is the player to watch for the Raptors. At 15.2 points per game she ranks third in the league in scoring and leads the conference in minutes per game (35.8). Her minutes are important because she has accounted for nearly 32 percent of Camden’s scoring this year. ROOKIE WATCH: Camden’s 6-foot-1 freshman Tina Croxton is a past NJAC Rookie of the Week and blocks 1.5 shots per game. ***THE NCAA, ECAC, NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AND NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP BY STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, STAFF AND SPECTATORS. WE REQUEST YOUR COOPERATION BY SUPPORTING THE PARTICIPANTS AND OFFICIALS IN A POSITIVE MANNER. PROFANITY, RACIST, OR SEXIST COMMENTS, OR OTHER INTIMIDATING ACTIONS DIRECTED AT OFFICIALS, STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, TEAM-REPRESENTATIVES OR SPECTATORS—AS WELL AS PUBLIC INTOXICATION, THE CONSUMPTION OR POSSESSION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS—WILL NOT BE TOLERATED AND ARE GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL FROM THE JOHN J. MOORE AFC AND OTHER DISCIPLINARHY ACTIONS***
STATISTICAL LEADERS NJCU (as of 01/28/11)
Points Per Game: 1. Carolina Garcia..................13.1 (223) 2. Maria Suarez......................10.8 (195) Rebounds Per Game: 1. Maria Suarez........................7.2 (130) 2. Alnisa Hernaiz.....................7.1 (121) Assists Per Game: 1. Nidia Carmona.....................3.6 (64) 2. Carolina Garcia.....................1.6 (28) Steals Per Game: 1. Nidia Carmona.....................2.6 (47) 2. Maria Suarez........................2.2 (40) Blocks Per Game: 1. Maria Suarez..........................0.7 (13) 2. Carolina Garcia...................... 0.5 (8) Minutes Per Game: 1. Carolina Garcia................ 34.9 (594) 2. Nidia Carmona................. 32.8 (591) Field Goal Percentage: 1. Maria Suarez.............. .366 (75-205) 2. Tatiana Clark................ .341 (14-41) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. Carolina Garcia..............275 (22-80) 2. Nidia Carmona...............261 (12-46) Free Throw Percentage: 1. Nidia Carmona ............ .714 (25-35) 2. Carolina Garcia............ .700 (21-30)
CAMDEN (as of 01/28/11)
Points Per Game: 1. Brittany Turner.................15.2 (289) 2. Samantha Bragg................. 6.8 (109) Rebounds Per Game: 1. Alyce Milakovic....................5.2 (94) 2. Cynthia Williams................ 3.8 (72) Assists Per Game: 1. Brittany Turner......................1.9 (36) 2. Samantha Bragg.........................1.5 (24) Steals Per Game: 1. Samantha Bragg....................2.9 (47) 2. Brittany Turner....................2.4 (46) Blocks Per Game: 1. Tina Croxton..........................1.5 (29) 2. Brittany Turner......................0.4 (8) Minutes Per Game: 1. Brittany Turner............. 35.8 (680) * 2. Alyce Milakovic................31.1 (559) Field Goal Percentage: 1. Cesyana Thompson-Blissett..435 (40-92) 2. Stephanie Deisley..........411 (37-90) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. Cesyana Thompson-Blissett....419 (13-31) 2. Brittany Turner.............292 (14-48) Free Throw Percentage: 1. Samantha Bragg.............685 (37-54) 2. Alyce Milakovic............638 (30-47) Minimums: 2 FG , 1 3FG, 1 FT attempt/game * denotes conference leader
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GOTHIC KNIGHTS (4-14, 0-7 NJAC; Streak: WON 1) NO NAME 3 Gabrielle Rivera 10 Nidia Carmona 15 Delia Chernez 20 ! Brittney Edwards 21 Valencia Epps 23 Carolina Garcia 24 Alnisa Hernaiz 25 Tatiana Clark 33 Maxine Kaminski 42 Olivia Obanye 44 Maria Suarez
YR SO SO SO FR FR SR FR FR SO FR FR
POS G PG F PF G SG F G F C G/F
HT 5-4 5-1 5-5 5-9 5-1 5-5 5-7 5-4 5-7 6-0 5-9
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Teaneck, NJ/Saint Joseph of the Palisades Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth Union City, NJ/Union City Newark, NJ/Newark Tech Newark, NJ/West Side Plainfield, NJ/Franklin Irvington, NJ/Irvington Newark, NJ/Newark Tech Kearny, NJ/Kearny Jersey City, NJ/County Prep Cliffside Park, NJ/Cliffside Park
Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Captain:
Sandra Nunez Dates (New Jersey City University, `03; First season, 9th at NJCU) Erika Cubile (New Jersey City University, `07; First season) Anabel Rodriguez (New Jersey City University; First season) Nidia Carmona, Delia Chernez, Carolina Garcia, Maxine Kaminski
INSIDE THE ATHLETE
#10 Nidia
! = injured for season
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-CAMDEN SCARLET RAPTORS (8-11, 1-7 NJAC Streak: WON 1) NO 5 10 11 12 20 22 25 30 31 34 35 44 45
NAME YR Amber Alexander FR Kristina Cox JR Gina Lynn Pearson FR Cesyana Thompson-Blissett SO Khyla Hedrick SO Brittany Turner JR Stephanie Deisley JR Alyce Milakovic SO Tina Croxton FR Regina Ondah JR Samantha Bragg SR Samantha Deffler FR Cynthia Williams JR
Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach:
POS G G G G G G F/G F/G F F G C F
HT 5-4 5-6 5-9 5-2 5-7 5-9 5-10 5-11 6-1 5-10 5-3 6-1 5-10
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Philadelphia, PA/Cardinal Dougherty Deptford, NJ/Deptford Camden, NJ/Haddon Township Washington, DC/Theodore Roosevelt Browns Mills, NJ/Pemberton Belleville, NJ/Queen of Peace Riverside, NJ/Holy Cross Blackwood, NJ/Triton Regional Deptford, NJ/Deptford Jersey City, NJ/St. Anthony Lindenwold, NJ/Lindenwold Riverside, NJ/Riverside Clayton, NJ/Delsea Regional
Gail Gilchrest (Kean University, `98; First season) Melissa Benedetti (Cabrini College, `09; First season) Akeem Lloyd (Rutgers University-Camden, `10; First season) Richard Wallach (Rutgers University-Camden; First season)
CARMONA
Sophomore | Point Guard Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth HS • Nunez Dates on Carmona: “She runs the floor well, doesn’t look to score but can if she has too, is the leader on the court and is probably our best defender. She is a true point guard and missing the last two seasons has only made her a better player.” • Tough road back: Carmona originally played for NJCU in 200809 before a knee injury six games into the season ended her rookie year. She was averaging 4.0 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 3.0 steals per game in a well-rounded effort. Her returned to the court was derailed in 2009-10 when she suffered another knee injury in the preseason but received a medical hardship waiver and has returned healthy as a sophomore team co-captain. • Academics: Majoring in Business Administration/Accounting. Would like a career in banking or a field related to accounting. • Academics: Played four years of varsity basketball at Elizabeth for coach Karen Pierre. Also played two years of varsity soccer. • Did You Know?: Her nickname is ‘Tati’. She was born in Cali, Colombia.
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (thru games of 1/28/2011) Team
William Paterson Rutgers-Newark Montclair State Ramapo New Jersey City
NORTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK
6-1 4-4 3-4 2-5 0-7
0.857 0.500 0.429 0.286 0.000
3-0 2-2 1-2 2-1 0-3
1.000 17-2 0.500 14-5 0.333 9-9 0.667 11-7 0.000 4-14
0.895 W10 0.737 W1 0.500 W2 0.611 L1 0.222 W1
Team
Kean Richard Stockton Rowan The College of NJ Rutgers-Camden
SOUTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK
7-0 5-1 5-2 2-4 1-7
1.000 0.833 0.714 0.333 0.125
3-0 1-1 2-1 1-1 0-4
1.000 16-2 0.500 12-5 0.667 10-7 0.500 9-8 0.000 8-11
0.889 W7 0.706 W2 0.588 W4 0.529 L1 0.421 W1
