Bachmann earned her second NJAC Defensive Player of the Year honor for her efforts as Stockton’s libero. She stands fifth in the league in digs (4.01 dpg) and sixth in the NJAC in aces (0.68 apg). A senior, Bachmann is Stockton’s all-time leader with 2,251 digs and she ranks third in school history with 229 career aces.

Walker captured the NJAC Coach of the Year award by guiding the Ospreys to a 29-6 record and an NJAC championship in her first season as a college head coach. She took the next step with a Stockton team that had been the conference runner-up the last three years by leading the Ospreys to their first league title and NCAA Tournament berth since 2000.

Burkart, a sophomore, was elevated to the NJAC All-Conference First Team after collecting NJAC Second Team honors in 2005. She ranks second in the league in kills (4.38 kpg) and her 570 slams are the second-highest single season total in school history. Burkart also stands second on the team in aces (0.58 apg) and third in digs (3.29 dpg) and hitting percentage (.225).

O’Donnell made a significant impact upon joining the Stockton team as a sophomore transfer this season. She ranks seventh in the NJAC in blocks (0.92 bpg) while also averaging 2.54 kills and 2.84 digs per game. Aletras, also a sophomore, leads the league in assists, and her 1,446 dishes this season are a Stockton single season record. Aletras also stands fourth in the NJAC in digs (4.08 dpg).