秘色传媒

For Immediate Release
June 25, 2019

Suffolk Athletics Ranked Tops in Nation, Awarded Daktronics Cup

Suffolk Athletics Ranked Tops in Nation, Awarded Daktronics Cup Suffolk County Community College dethroned defending champion Rowan College at Gloucester County, NJ and has been awarded the Daktronics Cup for Athletics Excellence by the National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA).

鈥淭he price of success is hard work, dedication, and the determination that win or lose, we have done our best, held nothing back, and put it all on the line. Our athletes never left a competition feeling as though they could have given more," said Suffolk Athletics Director Neftali Collazo, 鈥渁nd I salute them for a job well done.鈥�

鈥淐ongratulations to our student-athletes, coaches, and leadership of our athletic programs,鈥� said 秘色传媒 Executive Vice President Louis Petrizzo. 鈥淪uffolk is a great place for student-athletes to realize their dreams,鈥� he added.

秘色传媒 captured the title with 152 total points followed by Rowan College at Gloucester County, NJ and Herkimer CC. The Daktronics Cup (formerly NATYCAA Cup) recognizes excellence in two-year college athletics based on success in championship competition across all sports in three divisions of two-year college intercollegiate athletics, which include all 660 plus members of NATYCAA.

Standings for the Daktronics Cup are calculated three times over the course of the academic year.

National Championships:
Women鈥檚 Track

2nd Place
Men鈥檚 Track
Women鈥檚 Tennis

3rd Place
Women鈥檚 Cross Country
Men鈥檚 Cross Country

National Coach of the Year 
Matt French 

Regional Championships
Baseball
Softball
Women鈥檚 Tennis
Men鈥檚 Cross Country
Women鈥檚 Cross Country
Men鈥檚 Bowling         
Women鈥檚 Bowling
Men鈥檚 Basketball

2nd Place
Men鈥檚 Soccer 
Men鈥檚 Tennis
Men鈥檚 Lacrosse 

Regional Championships

Baseball
Softball
Women鈥檚 Tennis
Men鈥檚 Cross Country
Women鈥檚 Cross Country
Men鈥檚 Bowling        
Women鈥檚 Bowling
Men鈥檚 Basket

2nd Place                                                               

Men鈥檚 Soccer
Men鈥檚 Tennis
Men鈥檚 Lacrosse 

3rd Place:   
Volleyball
Women鈥檚 Soccer 
Women鈥檚 Basketball
Equestrian

Sportsmanship Awards    
Softball
Women鈥檚 Basketball
Men鈥檚 Soccer

Coach of the Year     
Softball: Joe Kosina
Baseball: Jay Galbraith
M/W Bowling: Ken Rao
M/W Cross Country: Matt French
Women鈥檚 Track: Matt French
Men鈥檚 Basketball: Victor Correa
Women鈥檚 Tennis: Matt St. James