Sussex County Community College

5-11-2012 - This year, three spring sports athletes were selected to the Region XIX All Region Teams.  Players were selected by coaches around the region who voted their choices for each position.  All three athletes were strong leaders for their teams on and off the field. Kyle Tomkins was the only player selected from the Skylanders baseball program, and he was voted to the Region XIX 2nd Team ALL Region.   Tomkins, an infielder for Sussex, compiled a respectable batting average of .382 with 50 hits in 131 at-bats.  Tomkins also drove in a team leading 26 RBI's and lead the team ...[Read More]

Congratulations to Jordan Ray, just named NJCAA Softball Player of the Week!! Leading the Skylanders into six challenging games last week, Ray proved that she could compete with the top teams in Division III. The freshman compiled a .769 (10-for-13) batting average, bringing home seven runs and scoring seven of her own. Ray doubled three times and drew three walks on the week. Way to go Jordan and congratulations to our entire SCCC softball team. [Read More]

2/10/2012 - The men's basketball team found themselves down by 12 points with 10 minutes remaining last night to Passaic County Community College, but found a way to climb back and win 72-70. Sussex was trailing 70-69 with 4 seconds remaining when freshman Mike Fonseca hit a three-pointer to win the game for the Skylanders. Fonseca, who was the team's leading scorer, ended the game with 23 points, while sophomore Seth Kott contributed to a double-double with 22 points and 12 rebounds. Rob Watts scored 12 points and Ryan Tablado scored 6. The Skylanders' next game is Saturday ...[Read More]

2/10/2012 - The women's basketball team won their fourth game of the season against Passaic 48-47 in an entertaining contest.  The Skylanders were down in the second half and rallied late to secure the win with a three-point shot with just over 5 seconds remaining by Sam Paulson. The evening was highlighted by Katie Hartigan, however, who set the new school record for most points in a career for women's basketball.  The record was previously held by Kristen Cenicacelaya who had scored 568 points.  Hartigan put away 24 in the game to reach a career tally of 571 points. Nicole Bias scored ...[Read More]