Rutgers-Camden Athletics

After setting the Rutgers-Camden career record for three-point field goals during her junior season, Gabby Greene returns for the final year of her stellar collegiate career, needing only 49 points to reach the 1,000-point milestone.
 
Greene has written her name all over the Rutgers-Camden record book, from single-game to season to career standards. In her 77 career games, she owns a program-record 207 three-pointers, while also holding school marks for three-point attempts (611) and three-point field goal percentage (33.9) for all players with the NCAA minimum of 125 treys. Greene’s 951 points already rank 14th on the program’s career list. She is on the verge of becoming the 13th 1,000-point scorer in program history and, if she can approach last season’s career high of 330 points, will move into fifth place on the all-time list. She also ranks among the career leaders with 209 assists (eighth) and 154 steals (ninth).
 
Greene’s single-season accomplishments include a program-record 82 treys (2016-17 season) and 73 three-pointers last year, tied for the second-highest season mark.
 
As a sophomore, Greene produced one of the most amazing games in program and NCAA Division III basketball history. On Jan. 25, 2017 at Rowan University, Greene shot 11-for-15 on three-point attempts to set a program single-game three-point record and come within four treys of the all-time Division III mark, which was set with 33 attempts, 26 years earlier. Greene has produced five career games in which she has hit six or more treys.
 
Greene, who captured New Jersey Athletic Conference Honorable Mention last season, has started all 77 of her career games at Rutgers-Camden. With 23 more games this season, she will become only the fifth player in program history to reach 100 games played and she has a shot at the career mark of 104, set by Tamara Carey between 1991-95.
 
In addition to her basketball abilities, Greene is a member of Rutgers-Camden’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and has captured numerous academic honors.
 
Academics: New Jersey Athletic Conference Academic Honorable Mention for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 scholastic years; ECAC Spring 2018 Academic Honor Roll; Rutgers-Camden Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for the 2015 Fall, 2016 Spring, 2016 Fall, 2017 Spring, 2017 Fall and 2018 Spring semesters.
 
Basketball 2017-18: Started all 26 of her games…Led the team in scoring average (12.7 ppg), total points (330), three-point field goals (73), three-point attempts (205) and three-point field goal percentage among all players with more than four treys (.356)…Second on the team in steals (58)…Third on the squad in assists (48)…Shot 109-for-293 overall from the field (.372) and 39-for-58 from the foul line (.672)…Earned NJAC Honorable Mention…Named team Most Valuable Player…Captured honors as Rutgers-Camden’s Raptor of the Week on Jan. 8…Set the program’s career record for three-pointers, hiking her mark to 175 with seven treys at Kean University (Jan. 6) to pass the old mark of 172 by Alex Gravinese (2012-15)…Finished the season with 207 career treys…Shot 7-for-8 from three-point range in that Jan. 6 Kean game on the way to 30 points, her third career game with 30 or more points…In the team’s most memorable clutch foul-shooting performance of the season, went 3-for-3 from the foul line with 0.2 remaining in regulation to send the game into overtime and help Rutgers-Camden stun Stockton University, 67-66 (Dec. 6)…Produced double-digit points in 18 games, including four contests over 20 points…In addition to her 30 points against Kean on Jan. 6, scored 23 against the Cougars in their second meeting of the season (Jan. 3) and had 22-point games against both Frostburg State (Nov. 18, aided by 7-for-9 foul shooting) and Rowan University (Jan. 24)…Finished her season with 19 points in an ECAC playoff game against Stevenson University (Feb. 28)…Produced nine games with four or more treys, including a 7-for-8 long-range performance against Kean (Jan. 6) and a 6-for-13 game against Rowan (Jan. 24)…Also went 5-for-5 from three-point range in the second game against Kean (Feb. 3)…Notched her season high of seven assists against Pitt-Bradford (Nov. 17) and added six assists the next day against Frostburg State….Had five steals against both Arcadia University (Dec. 12) and Kean (Feb. 3)…Set her career high of two blocked shots against Montclair State University (Feb. 14).
 
Basketball 2016-17: Started all of her 25 games, averaging 13.0 points (second on the team) and 2.3 rebounds…Set a single-season club record with 82 three-pointers, breaking the mark of 73 set by Gravinese during the 2014-15 campaign…Notched 73 assists and 43 steals, finishing second on the team in both categories…Scored in double figures in 19 games, including a career-high 33 points at Rowan University (Jan. 25)…That career scoring high was aided by a program-record 11-for-15 shooting from the foul line, with her 11 treys coming only four shy of the Division III national record set by Michelle Jones of William Paterson on Jan. 9, 1991, who took 33 attempts to make her 15 treys…Overall, she shot 11-for-17 from the floor in that Rowan game…Named Rutgers-Camden’s Raptor of the Week on Jan. 30…Among NJAC leaders, she finished first in three-point field goals made, first in three-pointers attempted (249) and first in three-pointers per game (3.28), seconds in minutes per game (36.96), third in three-point field goal percentage (.329) and fifth in field goals attempted (341)…Among NCAA Division III leaders, she finished fourth in three-pointers attempted, sixth in three-pointers per game, seventh in total treys and 32nd in minutes per game…Collected a double-double with a career-high 11 assists, while adding 20 points, at New Jersey City University (Dec. 3)…Had her career high of six rebounds in her next game, coming at Stockton University (Dec. 7)…In her second game against Stockton (Feb. 1), set a career high with eight steals…Opened the season scoring in double figures in seven straight games, capped by the 20-point effort at NJCU…Had a streak of six straight double-figure point games from Jan. 14-30, which included her 33 points at Rowan…Shot 109-for-341 (.320) from the floor for the season and was even better from three-point range, shooting 82-for-249 (.329)…Shot 25-for-38 (.658) from the foul line.