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Program History
Now entering its fourth season, the women’s basketball program has established itself as one of the Mid-Atlantic Regions Top NJCAA Division II programs. In their previous three seasons, the Lady Bears have an overall record of 79-9, going 68-5 against Region XIX opponents. Since their inaugural season, they have reached three consecutive Region XIX Tournament Championship games, becoming the first Harcum athletic team to win a Region XIX Championship in 2006.
In order to sustain such success on the court, the coaching staff actively recruits players from Central and Southeastern Pennsylvania, as well as, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and New York. The program has produced one NJCAA All-American, five All-Region XIX honorees and one Region XIX Championship Tournament MVP. Graduates of our program have gone on to play at regional NCAA Division II and III institutions.
Harcum plays in Region XIX of the NJCAA, which is comprised of two-year institutions in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania: Lackawanna College (Scranton, PA); Delaware Technical College/ Stanton Campus (New Castle, Del.); Burlington County (Pemberton, NJ); Essex County (Newark, NJ); County College of Morris (Randolph, NJ); Mercer County (West Windsor, NJ); Salem County (Carney’s Point, NJ) and Union County (Cranford, NJ). Their non-regional schedule consists of the top NJCAA programs from Regions III, XV, XX and XXI, along with two year institutions within the DelawareValley.
Program Highlights:
* Region XIX Coach of the Year (2006)
* Region XIX Championship Tournament MVP (Danielle Jones 2006)
* Appearances in Region XIX Tournament Championship game (2007, 2006, 2005)
* Region XIX Champions (2006)
* One appearance in the NJCAA District I Championship game (2006)
* One NJCAA Division II Second Team All-American selection (Danielle Jones 2005)
* Three First Team All-Region XIX selections (Angela Brown 2007, Chantal Hardy 2006, and Danielle Jones 2005)
* Three Second Team All-Region XIX selections (Ashley Giddens & Chantal Hardy 2007, Danielle Jones 2006)
* Thirty-three (33) consecutive wins at Klein Hall Gymnasium
* Highest Ranking in NJCAA National Division II Poll - #13 (2007)
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