Middle Atlantic Conference

PITMAN—The College of New Jersey’s and New Jersey City University's women’s indoor track & field teams are ranked fourth and seventh respectively in the week three national poll released by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association on February 3.

MAHWAH--The Ramapo baseball team has adopted a child through the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, taking on the responsibility of giving support and friendship to a young child battling a pediatric brain tumor. On January 31, the Roadrunners officially adopted Evan Hurwitz, an eight-year old boy from Oakland, NJ, as the newest member of the Roadrunner team.

PITMAN—The Kean women's basketball team is ranked second in  national polls released by the Women's Basketball Coaches Assocation and D3hoops.com on February 2. William Paterson is ranked seventh in the WBCA poll and eighth in the poll released by D3hoops.com. 

CHERRY HILL– Rowan women’s soccer player Jess Babice was honored at the 106^th Philadelphia Sports Writers Association Dinner on February 1 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Cherry Hill. Babice was honored along with a number of standouts in both professional and amateur sports including Philadelphia Eagles tight end Brent Celek and Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel.

GLASSBORO–The Rowan softball team began its season by participating in a day of community participation and volunteerism through Habitat for Humanity. The team was able to assist Habitat for Humanity in its tireless efforts and dedication to build houses for those in need.

PITMAN—William Paterson is ranked 13th in the D3hoops.com National Men’s Basketball Poll which was released on February 2.  

EDISON—Former TCNJ women’s basketball player Hillary Klimowicz was honored at the New Jersey Sports Writers Association 74^th Anniversary Banquet held on January 31. Klimowicz, who received the organization’s College Women’s Basketball Player of the Year Award, was among a star-studded field of honorees which included New Jersey Devils President and General Manger Lou Lamoriello, Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt, Detroit Tiger pitcher Rick Porcello, and former Seton Hall and NBA standout Terry Dehere.

EWING—The College of New Jersey’s men’s swimming & diving team recorded a 177-122 victory over rival Rowan on January 30 to claim the 2009-10 New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship. The Lion men finished their conference schedule with a perfect 4-0 record for the second consecutive season.

EWING—With a 183-110 victory over arch rival Rowan on January 30, The College of New Jersey’s women’s swimming & diving team captured its sixth consecutive New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship. The Lion women finished their conference schedule with a perfect 4-0 record for the second consecutive season.

PITMAN—Kean is ranked third in the preseason national NCAA Division III baseball poll released by D3baseball.com on January 26.