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Top-seeded Kean posted a 12-4 victory over second-seeded Montclair State to clinch the 2008 NJAC Baseball Tournament Championship on May 5. For the Cougars, the win marked their second NJAC crown since 2002. Next up for Kean, the opportunity to defend their National Championship via the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament.....complete bracket

Top-seeded Montclair State posted 1-0 and 6-1 victories over fourth-seeded TCNJ to capture the 2008 NJAC Softball Tournament Championship on May 4. For the Red Hawks, the win marked their first NJAC title in 11 years and their third conference championship since 1989. Next up for MSU, an appearance in the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament via the league's automatic bid.......complete bracket

The College of New Jersey men's and women's outdoor track and field teams captured their 11th and 16th consecutive NJAC conference crowns respectively at the 2008 NJAC Championships held at Richard Stockton College on May 3.....complete results

Kean senior outfielder Derek Gianakas (left) and Rowan senior left-hander Ryan Kulik (right) were selected as the NJAC Baseball Player and Pitcher of the Year respectively for the 2008 season. Their selections highlighted the 34-member 2008 NJAC Baseball all-conference team that was announced on May 1. All selections were based on the merits of conference-only statistics and were made by a vote of the league's 10 head coaches......complete story

Ramapo senior third baseman Lauren Cascino (left) and Montclair State senior third baseman Jackie Ferranti (right) were selected as the 2008 NJAC Softball Co-Players of the Year. Their selections highlighted the 35-member 2008 NJAC Softball all-conference team that was announced on April 30. All selections were based on the merits of conference-only statistics and were made by a vote of the league's 10 head coaches......complete story