Jenna Shenk, Richard Stockton College
Sophomore, Guard
Mt. Laurel, NJ/Bishop Eustace

Shenk earns NJAC Player of the Week honors after averaging 17.5 points per game in Stockton's two-game run to the NJAC Women's Basketball Tournament Championship. She first tallied a career-high 23 points while adding three assists in the Ospreys' 75-70 semifinal win over third-seeded William Paterson. She wrapped up the tournament by scoring 12 points in Stockton's 67-57 championship game win over fifth-seeded Rowan, clinching the school's second NJAC women's basketball crown. In 73 minutes of tournament play in the two contests combined, she committed only one turnover from her point guard position. Shenk currently ranks sixth in the NJAC in three-point field goal percentage with a mark of .341. As the NJAC's automatic qualifier to the NCAA Division III Tournament, Stockton will travel to face Springfield in a first round NCAA contest on March 2.

Michele Auerbacher, Richard Stockton College
Freshman, Guard
Franklin Lakes, NJ/Ramapo

Auerbacher earns NJAC Rookie honors after playing a key role in the Ospreys' run to the 2004-05 NJAC title. She first tallied five points and two assists in Stockton's semifinal win over William Paterson. In the NJAC championship game, she netted a team-high 15 points - all in the second half, as the Ospreys captured the conference crown with a 67-57 win over Rowan. Auerbacher has appeared in 26 games for Stockton on the year and is averaging 6.8 points per game as a key Osprey reserve.