Smith College

Stephanie Allocco was a four-time All-American in softball and one of Rowan’s all-time leading scorers in soccer and is the only Prof athlete to participate and start in four sports, as she was also a member of the basketball and lacrosse teams.
 
Selected to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-America Team for all four years, including three seasons on the First Team, Allocco was an NJAC All-Conference First Team honoree every year of her career. She was the NJAC Player of the Year in the White Division in 1998 and 2000, the ECAC Player of the Year in 2000 and was the league’s Rookie of the Year in 1997. During her career, the Profs advanced to the NCAA Regionals three consecutive years, reaching the NCAA World Series in 1999.
 
The shortstop recorded 256 hits, 177 RBI and 164 runs scored, and remains the school’s leader for career batting average (.460) and slugging percentage (.765).
 
At the time of her graduation, she held the Rowan soccer records with 48 goals and 113 points and now ranks third on the all-time list. The midfielder was an All-NJAC First Team selection in 1999 and a second-team choice in 1997, while earning All-Region honors in 1999. In her senior year, Allocco and the Profs received a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

A captain for the soccer, softball and basketball teams, Allocco earned a bachelor’s degree in communication studies in 2001.