2019 COLLEGE ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Former Breaker, and current PC Star, Maddie Jolin leading her team to the WNIT Sweet 16!

Congrats to former Breaker, & current senior FW Gracie Restituyo..

She played and started in all 28 games in her final season with the Pride... Totalled 319 points, 19 assists, 217 rebounds, 17 steals and 21 blocks... Set her career record for rebounds, with 22, versus Emerson College on the 28th of January... Recorded 10 double-doubles for the season and earned her third NEWMAC ALL-Conference award in her senior year.

Congrats to former Breaker, and current University of Bridgeport SR PG, Sarah Middleton...

… on dishing out 149 assists, while averaging 7.0 ppg, and a team high 42 steals.

Former Breaker, and current Conn. College Sr. Capt.. Kylie Caouette..

Kylie finished her career with 883 points, 169 3pter's made. She's started in 63 of 96 career games. She took her team to the NESCAC Quarterfinals this past year. Kylie is currently in her 2nd year in Medical School at Lake Erie College of Medicine!

Congrats to Former Breaker, & current senior SG, Maddy McLaughlin...

...on capping off an amazing career at Emmanuel College. Not only did lead her team to an NCAA 2nd round game, but she also picked up All Conference honors as well! She was also 1 of 2 former Breakers to be chosen for the DIII Senior All Star game!

Congrats to Ogechi Ezemma, former Breaker & current senior Clark University captain on great finish

...as she was named to the 2018-19 New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Women's Basketball All-Conference Second Team. The NEWMAC Women's Basketball All-Conference Team consists of a first and second team of six selections which are voted on by the 11 head women's basketball coaches. Ezemma finished the season leading the Cougars and ranked third in the NEWMAC in rebounds per game with 10.2. She averaged a double-double leading the Cougars in scoring as well with 12.3 points per game. She was named a NEWMAC Co-Offensive Athlete of the Week in week nine of the season and was also named to the Academic All-Conference Team. Ezemma finished her career witha total of 1,131 points as she became the 22nd player in Clark Women's Basketball history to score 1,000 points in a career.