Camden County College

Camden County College

Camden County College is an accredited, co-educational, two-year, public, community college located in Camden County, New Jersey. Camden County College has three distinct campuses located in Blackwood, Camden and Cherry Hill...

 is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association

National Junior College Athletic Association

The National Junior College Athletic Association , founded in 1938, is an association of community college and junior college athletic departments throughout the United States. It is held as Divisions and Regions. The current NJCAA holds 24 separate regions.-History:The idea for the NJCAA was...

 (NJCAA) in Region XIX in the United States. The college participates at the highly competitive Division III

Division III

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 level which is the designation for colleges that do not offer athletic scholarships. The college is a member of the Garden State Athletic Conference

Garden State Athletic Conference

The Garden State Athletic Conference is a junior college conference for many technical and community colleges in Delaware, New Jersey, and eastern Pennsylvania. It is the only conference in Region XIX of the National Junior College Athletic Association...

. Consequently, its main competition, and most of its schedule, is the other local community colleges within the state of New Jersey

New Jersey

New Jersey is a state in the Northeastern and Middle Atlantic regions of the United States. , its population was 8,791,894. It is bordered on the north and east by the state of New York, on the southeast and south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Pennsylvania and on the southwest by Delaware...

. Camden County College also competes against junior colleges from Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The college currently fields varsity teams for men in soccer, golf, basketball, and baseball while women compete in soccer, basketball, and softball.

Since 1973 Camden County College - "the Cougars" - have fielded several division and regional championship teams and a high volume of All-American Athletes for a small community college without scholarships. The women's basketball and soccer teams have both been ranked nationally in their respective leagues and have competed for national championships

Women's Soccer

The Lady Cougar soccer team is one of the most successful programs on the college. The program has made the playoffs seventeen of its nineteen years and for fourteen straight years (1997–2010). It has had a winning record for fifteen seasons and has won four Garden State Championships and two District B championships. The program has been ranked as one of the top 10 programs in the country by the NJCAA four times. The current coach is John Gallagher.

The total record of the program is 199 wins, 91 losses and 24 ties.

In 1993, two years after the program was created, the Lady Cougars finished 11-2-2 and won the Garden State Championships. In 1994 the team repeated as Garden State Champions and won the championship again in 2000. The Lady Cougars were a Region XIX Finalist for six straight years (2000–2006).

In 2003, the team went 12-0-1 posting the first undefeated season in school history. The team lost in the quarter finals of the National Championships. The Lady Cougars finished the season ranked 5th in the NJCAA national rankings. In 2004 the program made the Final Four tournament and finished 3rd in the National Championships. The team went 13 wins 2 losses 1 tie and finished the year ranked 3rd in the NJCAA national rankings. In 2005 the program made the Final Four tournament for the second year finishing 3rd in the National Championships. The Team finished with 10 wins, 4 losses and 3 ties and ranked 4th in the NJCAA rankings. In 2007 and 2008 the program came in second in Region XIX. In 2009 the Lady Cougars made the Region XIX playoffs and lost in the first round. In 2010 the Lady Cougars finished 4th and lost in the regional playoffs.

Lady Cougar Soccer Records
Year	Wins	Losses	Ties	Accomplishments
1991	2	5	1	First Season
1992	6	6	0	NA
1993	11	2	2	Garden State Champions
1994	14	1	1	Garden State Champions, Region XIX Finalist
1995	16	3	0	Region XIX Finalist
1996	8	9	0	NA
1997	10	7	1	Region XIX Semi-Finalist
1998	11	8	1	Region XIX Quarter Finalist
1999	14	5	2	Region XIX Semi-Finalist
2000	10	4	1	Garden State Champions, Region XIX Finalist
2001	8	8	0	Region XIX Quarter Finalist
2002	8	4	2	Region XIX Quarter-Finalist
2003	12	1	1	Division III Quarter-Finalist, Region XIX Champions, Garden State Champions, Ranked 5th in NJCAA, 9th in NSCAA
2004	13	2	1	3rd in Division III Championships, NJCAA District B Champions, Region XIX Champions, Ranked 5th in NJCAA and 7th in NSCAA
2005	10	4	3	3rd in Division III Champions, NJCAA District B Champions, Region XIX Championships, Ranked 4th in NJCAA and 9th in NSCAA
2006	6	6	1	Region XIX Semi-Finalist
2007	7	5	1	Region XIX Semi-Finalist
2008	11	4	1	Region XIX Finalist, Ranked 11th in NSCAA
2009	11	2	5	Region XIX Finalist, Ranked 8th in NJCAA and 11th in NSCAA
2010	11	5	0	Region XIX Quarter Finalist

The Lady Cougar Soccer Program has, since 2003, consistently produced highly ranked regional players. The program has produced eight First-Team All American Athletes. It has also produced ten Top 5 Players-Of-the-Year in Division III-Region XIX including, in 2009, Danielle Magazzu's Player of the Year award. Locally, a soccer player has won the Athlete of the Year award four times at Camden County College.

Individual Player Accomplishments
Year	Player	Position	Award
2001	Erin Chiarulli	Keeper	NJCAA 2nd Team All Region XIX, All Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC)
2001	Tara Rainey	Midfield	NJCAA 1st Team All Region XIX
2001	Heather Silverberg	Stopper	NJCAA 2nd Team All Region XIX
2002	Lauren Hock	Midfield	NJCAA 2nd Team ALL GSAC
2002	Jennifer DiCristo	Keeper	NJCAA 2nd Team All Region XIX, GSCA	2003	Michele Redman	Forward	NJCAA Region XIX Offensive MVP
2003	Melissa Szymanski	Stopper	NJCAA 1st Team All GSCA, NJCAA Region XIX Defensive MVP
2003	Lauren Hock	Midfield	NJCAA 1st Team All GSCA
2003	Emily LeTourneau	Forward	NJCAA 1st Team All GSCA
2003	Jennifer DiCristo	Keeper	NJCAA 1st Team All Region XIX, GSCA
2003	Kate Rogers	Defender	NJCAA 1st Team All Region XIX	2003	Samantha Becker	Forward	NJCAA 1st Team All American, NSCAA 2nd Team All American, NJCAA Player of the Year, 1st Team All Region XIX, NSCAA All South/Central Region
2004	Elisha Weckesser	Kepper	NJCAA Region Defensive MVP
2004	Andrea Fiore	Forward	NJCAA 2nd Team ALL GSAC, NJCAA Region Offensive MVP
2004	Rebecca Vindick	Midfield	NJCAA 1st Team All GSCA, Final Four All Tournament Team
2004	Lindsay Corgliano	Forward	NJCAA 1st Team All GSCA, Final Four All Tournament Team
2004	Britney Mancine	Midfield	CCC Female Athlete of the Year, NJCAA 2nd Team All American, 1st Team Region XIX, 4th Place Region XIX Player of the Year
2004	Michelle Redman	Forward	NJCAA 2nd Team All American, 1st Team Region XIX, 3rd Place Region XIX Player of the Year
2005	Amanda Koch	Defender	NJCAA Final Four All Tournament Team
2005	Kelly Joyce	Stopper	NJCAA Region Defensive MVP, NJCAA Final Four All Tournament Team, 1st Team All GSCA
2005	Danielle Barbato	Midfield	NJCAA Region Offensive MVP, 1st Team GSAC
2005	Laura Occhuzzo	Keeper	2nd Team All Region XIX
2005	Elizabeth Caccia	Midfield	1st Team All Region XIX, Region XIX 5th Place Player of the Year
2005	Lindsay Corgliano	Forward	NJCAA Final Four All Tournament Team, 2nd Team All Region XIX
2005	Samantha Becker	Forward	CCC Female Athlete of the Year , NJCAA 2nd Team All American, NSCAA 2nd Team All American, 1st Team Region XIX, 4th Place Region XIX Player of the Year, NSCAA All-South/Central NJCAA Region
2005	Alyssa Henson	Midfield	1st Team All GSCA
2005	Kaitlyn Taraschi	Midfield	1st Team Region XIX
2006	Danielle Barbato	Forward	CCC Female Athlete of the Year, 1st Team Region XIX
2007	Stephanie Chappine	Defense	1st Team GSCA
2007	Alyssa Henson	Midfield	1st Team GSCA
2007	Christina Coppola	Forward	1st Team GSAC
2007	Jonna Rudderow	Kepper	1st Team Region XIX, 1st Team GSAC
2007	Kelsey Dobbins	Sweeper	1st Team Region XIX
2007	Amanda Winkelspecht	Midfield	3rd Place Region XIX Player of the Year, NSCAA All-South/Central NJCAA Region, 1st Team Region XIX
2007	Julia Weisel	Forward	NJCAA 1st Team All America, 2nd Place Region XIX Player of the Year, 1st Team Region XIX
2008	Shannon McFerren	Stopper	1st Team All GSAC
2008	Kylie Magitz	Sweeper	NJCAA 2nd Team All American, NSCAA 2nd Team All American, 1st Team Region XIX, 5th Place Region XIX Player of the Year, NSCAA All-South/Central NJCAA Region
2009	Amy Ferrara	Keeper	2nd Team All GSCA
2009	Sarah Springer	Midfield	2nd Team All GSCA
2009	Shannon McFerren	Midfield	2nd Team All GSCA
2009	Jayne Elinskli	Forward	2nd Team All GSCA
2009	Samantha Giebner	Forward	2nd Team All GSCA
2009	Erin Morley	Keeper	2nd Team Region XIX
2009	Nicole Palmucci	Midfield	2nd Team Region XIX
2009	Chelsea Morgan	Sweeper	2nd Team Region XIX
2009	Kylie Magitz	Sweeper	1st Team Region XIX
2009	Jane Mullen	Midfield	NJCAA 1st Team All American, 1st Team Region XIX, 2nd Place Region XIX Player of the Year
2009	Danielle Magazzu	Forward	Player of the Year Region XIX, NJCAA 1st Team All American, 1st Team Region XIX,
2010	Chelsea Morgan	Midfield	2nd Team All GSCA
2010	Samantha Giebner	Forward	2nd Team All GSCA, 2nd Team Region XIX
2010	Taylor Coleman	Midfield	1st Team Region XIX, 1st Team GSAC

All American Athletes

Player	Year	Sport	Level/Position
George Hobbins	1974	Men Soccer	First Team, Goalie
Roger Johnson	1974	Men Soccer	Second Team
Gene Knorr	1974	Men Soccer	Honorable Mention
Jim Elliot	1975	Men Soccer	Second Team
Bob Klineburger	1976	Men Soccer	Second Team, Midfield
Frank Duddy	1978	Men Soccer	Second Team
Johan Sandlof	1987	Men Soccer	Honorable Mention

All American Athletes

Player	Year	Sport	Level/Position
Steve Del Ciotto	1983	Baseball	Honorable Mention, Outfield
Dave Miller	1986	Baseball	First Team, Pitcher
Blaise Koveniewski	1990	Baseball	Second Team, Infield
Joe Cruz	1997	Baseball	First Team, Infield
Jared Moffett	1997	Baseball	Third Team, Designated Hitter
Michael Murphy	1999	Baseball	First Team, Outfield