Judline Tumson, Montclair State University
Sophomore
Newark, NJ/Arts

Tumson earns the first NJAC Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week selection of the season after traveling to New Haven, CT to compete at the Wesleyan (CT) University Invitational. She opened her sophomore season by placing first in a field of 46 competitors in the 55 meters with a winning time of 7.43. She also placed first in a field of 40 competitors in the 200 meters with a winning time of 27.09. Tumson wrapped up the meet by running the anchor leg of the Red Hawks’ 4x200 meter relay which defeated 15 teams with a winning time of 1:49.83.

Katelyn Reiter, Richard Stockton College
Sophomore
Union, NJ/Union

Reiter earns the first NJAC Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week selection of the season after traveling to New Haven, CT to compete at the Collegiate Track & Field Carnival Relay Classic contested at Yale University. She opened her sophomore season by placing first in a field of five competitors in the triple jump with a winning leap of 9.74 meters. In addition to her win in the triple jump, she placed sixth in the 55 meter hurdles with a time of 9.26, and also competed as a member of the Ospreys’ 4x400 meter relay which placed second among eight teams with a time of 4:21.58. Reiter’s performance helped propel Stockton to a second place finish in the 10-team meet.

Iris Wilcox, New Jersey City University
Freshman
Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton

Wilcox earns the first NJAC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Rookie of the Week selection after traveling to New Haven, CT to compete at the CTC Carnival Relay Classic contested at Yale University. In the first collegiate meet of her career, she ran the opening leg of NJCU’s 4x200 meter relay which placed first in a field of eight teams with a winning time of 1:51.44. She also was a member of the Gothic Knights’ 4x400 meter relay which placed fifth with a time of 4:46.50. Wilcox’s performance helped propel NJCU to a sixth place finish in the 10-team meet.