The Cougars Cross Country Team traveled to Massachusetts to compete in the NJCAA Division III Cross Country National Championship. The Women’s team finished in 6th place out of the thirty seven schools represented. Freshman Sara Loew finished 7th and was named both an All-American and the 2018 Division III Female Athlete of the Year. The Men’s team finished 20th out of 39 teams.

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The Lady Cougars Tennis Team won the NJCAA Region XIX Championship for the 3rd year in a row and traveled to Georgia for the National Championship Tournament where they finished 6th overall.

The Men’s Soccer team is ranked fifth nationally in the National Junior Collegiate Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III and has already qualified for the Region XIX Tournament.

The Women’s Soccer team finished the year under first-year Head Coach Solomon Jacobs with a 6-6 record.

The Women’s Cross Country team is ranked fourth in the Nation for NJCAA DIII, and both men and women will run in the Regional Championship.

The Women’s Tennis team is repeated for the 3^rd straight year as the Region XIX Champs and has earned a trip to compete in the NJCAA National Tournament in Peach Tree City, GA (11/1 – 11/4). Head Coach Louise Senopoulos for the 3^rd straight year was named Region XIX Coach of the Year.

 

 

Camden County College Athletics is proud to announce that beginning in Spring 2019 we will have a Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Program. After a 30+ year absence, starting next year, the Cougars will compete at the NJCAA Division III level apart of Region XIX.

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Both Cougars baseball and softball have secured playoff berths.

The men’s basketball team hosted Cumberland County College on February 15. At halftime the Camden County College Athletic Hall of Fame was unveiled and revived. All sophomore winter sports athletes were honored and five high school seniors signed their National Letters of Intent to attend Camden County College to continue their academic and athletic careers. In addition, Team Walker AAU presented the College with a proclamation thanking us for use of the gym for practices, honored Bill Banks and Kay Byrd with plaques for their help and support and made a $1,500 donation to the Athletic Department.

The wrestling team finished the season with a record of 16-9 and won both the Garden State Athletic Conference Championship and the Region 19 Championship for the third year in a row. Eight of our wrestlers qualified for the NJCAA National Tournament in Iowa.

Our two, fifteen-passenger vans have been logoed and the new athletic website has been launched. Publications is working on a new athletic brochure that will feature our athletes.

The men’s basketball team finished the regular season with a 16-14 overall record and received the #7 seed in the NJCAA Region XIX Tournament. Unfortunately, the Cougars came up short in the quarterfinals against the Roadrunners and were knocked out of the tournament.

The women’s basketball team finished the regular season with a 21-7 overall record and received the #3 seed in the NJCAA Region XIX Tournament. The Lady Cougars had been ranked as high as #7 in the Nation during the regular season. The Lady Cougars lost a close game to Northampton Community College and just missed advancing to the Final Four.. The 2017-18 Lady Cougars Basketball Team had one of the highest roster numbers in recent years with ten eligible rostered players.