Rutgers-Camden Athletics

Catherine Tadeja
Women's Volleyball Assistant Coach


The 2014 season marks Coach Tadeja’s first year as an Assistant Coach of the Rutgers-Camden Women’s Volleyball Program.
 
Tadeja graduated from Rutgers-Camden in 2014 with a degree in Nursing. Catherine was a member of the Women’s Volleyball Team from 2009 – 2012.  She finished her Rutgers-Camden Career with 2,128 Digs (Program Record), 5.28 Digs/Set (Program Record), and 132 Service Aces (6^th All-Time).  
 
In 2012, her team had a 24-8 overall record and a 6-2 record in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. The 24 wins was a program record for single season wins.  The Scarlet Raptors made their first birth ever in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship Match and the Semifinals Match in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament. Named New Jersey Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year and All-NJAC Honorable Mention. Tadeja received eight (8) NJAC Defensive Player of the Week awards.

In 2011 the team made a berth in the NJAC semifinals, when the Scarlet Raptors finished with a 14-17 record overall. Named All-NJAC Second Team and NJAC Academic Honorable Mention.  Received three (3) NJAC Defensive Player of the Week awards.

In 2010 the Scarlet Raptors appeared in the NJAC semifinals and finished with a 18-13 overall record. Named NJAC Academic Honorable Mention. Received two (2) NJAC Defensive Player of the Week awards. In 2009 the Scarlet Raptors finished with a 11-14 overall record. Named the team’s Co-Most Valuable Player.
 
Catherine Graduated from Cherry Hill High School East in 2008…Three-year volleyball letterwinner …Captured Second Team All-Olympic Conference American Division honors as a senior…Named Player of the Week.