Ebony Barnes, New Jersey City University
Sophomore
Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth

Barnes becomes the first Gothic Knight to be named NJAC Women’s Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week after competing at the Collegiate Track Conference Championships hosted by DeSales in Center Valley, PA. She placed first in a field of 25 competitors in the 100 meter dash with an NCAA provisional time of 12.26 which ranked as the 10th best in Division III this season. She also captured the CTC Championship in the 200 meters by defeating a field of 35 competitors with an NCAA provisional time of 25.19 which ranked as the 15th best time in Division III. Barnes’ performances helped the Gothic Knights place 10th overall in the 17-team championship meet.

Stephanie Aromando, Richard Stockton College
Sophomore
Newton, NJ/Kittatinny

Aromando becomes the second different Osprey to earn NJAC Women’s Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week honors after competing at the Collegiate Track Conference Championships hosted by DeSales in Center Valley, PA. She defeated a field of 16 competitors in the hammer throw with a winning toss of 44.88 meters. She also placed eighth in a field of 19 competitors in the discus with a mark of 31.87 meters, and ninth in a field of 25 competitors in the shot put with a toss of 10.51 meters. Aromando, who scored 11 points for Stockton in the meet, helped propel the Ospreys to a fourth place overall finish in the 17-team championship.

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

Reiter becomes the second different Osprey to earn NJAC Outdoor Rookie of the Week honors after competing at the Collegiate Track Conference Championships hosted by DeSales in Center Valley, PA. She placed first in a field of 15 competitors in the 400 meter hurdles with a school-record time of 1:07.85. She also placed ninth in a field of 19 competitors in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 16.87. Reiter’s performances helped spark Stockton to a fourth place finish in the 17-team championship.