Galloway, N.J. – Stockton University student-athletes Nicole Palmer (Islip Terrace, N.Y./East Islip) and Stella Devlin (Millville/St. Joseph's Academy) each received NJAC weekly awards for the fourth time this season as they were selected for the week of October 26-November 1.
Palmer was named NJAC Player of the Week in volleyball and Devlin was selected as NJAC Rookie of the Week in field hockey.
Palmer had another big week, leading the team with 43 kills, 25 digs, nine blocks and a .390 hitting percentage in three victories to help run Stockton's winning streak to five straight matches. During the week, the senior moved into ninth in Stockton history with 1,241 kills for her career.
Palmer tops the NJAC in kills (4.16/set) and points (4.84/set) and ranks eighth in hitting percentage (.286) and 10th in digs (2.86/set) and aces (0.49/set).
Devlin scored her fourth hat trick in the last six games against Neumann and tied the school record for goals in a season (18, Susie Balidemaj 2013) during the contest. The freshman also dished an assist, giving her 42 points, which tied the second-highest total in program history (Alexa Massa, 2017).
Stockton volleyball will host Rutgers-Camden tomorrow night at 7 p.m. and then play Drew and John Jay in a tri-match at Drew on Saturday.
Stockton field hockey will take on The College of New Jersey on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the semifinal round of the NJAC Tournament.
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