2025-2026 Brookdale Women's Basketball News
Lincroft, NJ – The Brookdale Community College women’s basketball program proudly celebrated one All-GSAC selection for the 2025-2026 season, as standout freshman guard Leomary Diaz-Merino earned a First Team spot.
Deptford, NJ - Brookdale Community College women’s basketball saw its postseason run come to an end in the Region 19 North Atlantic District Semifinals, falling 75-60 to the RCSJ-Gloucester Roadrunners. The loss closed the Jersey Blues’ season with a final record of 15-12.
Lincroft, NJ - Freshman guard Leomary Diaz-Merino capped an extraordinary debut season by earning a spot on the 2025–2026 NJCAA DIII Women’s Basketball All-Region First Team.
Bethlehem, PA - Brookdale women’s basketball once again found its late-game composure, edging the Northampton Community College Spartans 53-50 in a tense Region 19 North Atlantic District Playoff matchup. The Jersey Blues and Spartans battled through their third straight thriller of the season, with Brookdale emerging victorious in all three contests.
Lincroft, NJ - The Garden State Athletic Conference proudly names Brookdale freshman guard Leomary Diaz-Merino as its DIII Women’s Basketball Player of the Week.
Lincroft, NJ - Brookdale Community College freshman guard Leomary Diaz-Merino delivered a remarkable three-game performance for the Jersey Blues, totaling 77 points, 30 rebounds, 12 assists, and 10 steals to earn NJCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Player of the Week honors.
Newton, NJ - The Brookdale Community College women's basketball team extended its winning streak to six games with a strong 77-60 victory over the Sussex County Community College Skylanders. The Jersey Blues controlled the game from start to finish, outscoring the Skylanders in every quarter and maintaining a steady offensive rhythm throughout.
Lincroft, NJ - The Brookdale Community College women's basketball team earned back-to-back wins over the Northampton Community College Spartans, this time pulling out a thrilling 65-63 overtime victory at home.
Bethlehem, PA - The Brookdale women’s basketball team delivered one of its most complete performances of the season, defeating the Northampton Community College Spartans 73-70 on the road in Bethlehem, PA, as the Jersey Blues continue their determined push toward postseason play.
Lincroft, NJ - The Brookdale Jersey Blues delivered one of their most complete performances of the season, overpowering the Ocean County College Vikings 81-44 at home to even their record at 11-11.
Lincroft, NJ - The Jersey Blues protected their home floor inside the Robert J. Collins Arena with authority, defeating the Bergen Community College Bulldogs, 61-48, in conference play. With a balanced attack and relentless work on the glass, Brookdale delivered one of its most complete performances of the season.
Lincroft, NJ - The Brookdale Community College women’s basketball team delivered a strong defensive performance in a 54-39 home victory over the Montgomery County Community College Mustangs inside the Robert J. Collins Arena. Freshman guard Leomary Diaz-Merino set the tone early and often, pacing the Jersey Blues with 20 points while swiping five steals to fuel Brookdale’s transition play.
Lincroft, NJ - The Brookdale women’s basketball team delivered a competitive performance but came up short in a 68-62 conference loss to the Passaic County Community College Panthers. Sophomore guard Jocelyn Jackson led the Jersey Blues’ scoring effort with 15 points, finding her rhythm early and keeping Brookdale within striking distance throughout the game. Freshman guard Leomary Diaz-Merino added 14 points and sparked the defense with four steals.
Toms River, NJ - The Brookdale women’s basketball team fought through a tightly contested matchup on the road but ultimately fell to the Ocean County College Vikings, 58-53.
Philadelphia, PA - The Brookdale Community College women’s basketball team put together a determined road effort but ultimately fell to the Community College of Philadelphia Lions, 57-48.
Lincroft, NJ - The Brookdale Community College women’s basketball team faced a challenging night at home, falling to the Camden County College Cougars, 80-42, to bring their record to 9-7. Despite the tough outcome, the Jersey Blues saw strong individual performances from two of their top guards.
