GLASSBORO, NJ -- The postseason begins on Saturday for both the Rowan Women's and Men's Basketball Teams in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament. The women's squad will host Rutgers-Camden at 1 p.m. from Esby Gymnasium while the men's team heads to New Jersey City in a noon tip.
The NJAC is utilizing electronic ticketing for all games of the tournament and they can be purchased online
AT THIS LINK.
Prices are $11 for adults and $6 for senior citizens, students and children.
There will be no cash sales at any venue
For the women's basketball quarterfinal game at Esby Gym, the first 100 Rowan students with ID be admitted free.
Women's Basketball vs. Rutgers-Camden, 1:00 PM (TICKETS)
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The third-seeded Profs (16-9, 12-6 NJAC) take on the sixth-seeded Scarlet Raptors, a team Rowan defeated twice this season, including a thrilling double overtime win here in Glassboro back on January 28th, and a 65-59 decision in Camden back on December 3rd.
Rowan won four of its last five games to close out the regular season, capped by a 70-60 victory over Stockton on Wednesday to help sew up the third seed. Rutgers-Camden took down New Jersey City, 86-59, to snap a two-game skid. A win on Saturday sends the Brown and Gold to second-seeded TCNJ for a NJAC Semifinal Showdown on Tuesday.
The Profs will be looking to advance to the semifinal round for the first time since the 2022-23 campaign, where the team went on to capture its eighth NJAC title. Freshman
Megan Donelson is putting together a nice rookie campaign, as she leads the team in steals (33) and is second on the team in scoring (8.6 ppg), assists (48), and third in rebounding (6.0 rpg).
Men's Basketball at New Jersey City, 12:00 PM (TICKETS)
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The Profs (9-16) earned the fifth seed in the tournament with a 9-9 conference record and will head to fourth-seeded NJCU on Saturday for the quarterfinal and a noon tip-off. If Rowan wins, it will advance to the semifinals at #1 Montclair State on Wednesday, February 25th (7 p.m.).
Rowan is making its 10th consecutive appearance in the NJAC Championship and will be seeking its first conference crown since 2022-23 and its 13th all-time.
A pair of seniors -
Taz Cantey and
Brycen Williams – lead the Profs in scoring. Cantey is notching 17.6 points per game and has scored 20-plus points in 10 games this season, and in five of the last six. Williams is averaging 16.6 points and tops Rowan in three-point field goals with 55.
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