"This is among the highest honors for an athletic program at our level," commented Roadrunner Athletic Director Brian Rowan. "We talk often about having a balanced program and this type of recognition shows that we are there. It is a great feeling to bring the cup back to RCGC!"

Photo (from L to R): Gus Ostrum (RCGC Sports Information Specialist), Mark Getsinger (Asst. Track & Field Coach), Joe Kalnas (Asst. Track & Field Coach), Dr. Chris Parker (NJCAA Executive Director), Brian Rowan (RCGC AD), Megan Ruttler (Head Women's Soccer Coach), Ryan Hughes (Head Track & Field Coach), Leanne Schoening (RCGC Athletic Administrator)

RCGC scored the highest number of points in the NATYCAA Cup program for non-scholarship National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) colleges, outdistancing their competitors with 153 points. In total, ten of the Roadrunners fourteen intercollegiate teams competed at NJCAA National Championship events and contributed points to the Roadrunners winning total. Highlights from the year included a National Championship for the Men's Outdoor Track & Field Team, national runner-up performances by Women's Outdoor Track & Field, Women's Tennis, and Men's Tennis, and a national third place finish by Baseball. Women's Soccer, Women's Basketball, Wrestling, and Men's and Women's Cross Country also earned points toward the cup by advancing to their national championship events.

"Winning the NATYCAA Cup demonstrates the commitment and talent of our student-athletes, coaches and administration," stated RCGC President Frederick Keating. "It is an honor to have our athletic program recognized on a national level."

"When I decided to attend RCGC, I had no idea it would have had as big as an impact as it has on my life," said Jack Goan, the Roadrunner's sophomore catcher named NJCAA Region XIX Division III Player of the Year with 12 homeruns, 74 RBIs, and a .490 batting average. "Creating friendships with not just the team and staff of my sport, but also with others—I'm forever grateful to be a Roadrunner."

The winners and the top three place finishers were honored at the 2018 NATYCAA Convention, in conjunction with the NACDA & Affiliates Convention week in Washington, DC. Point totals are accumulated through finish in NJCAA national competition. The NATYCAA Cup program was begun in 2004. This program recognizes excellence in two-year college athletics based on success in championship competition.

The 2017-18 NATYCAA Cup Non-Scholarship Final Standings are as follows:

1. Rowan College at Gloucester County -- 153 points

2. Herkimer CC -- 136 points

3. Suffolk C_ 130.5 points

This is the fifth NATYCAA Cup for the RCGC Roadrunners with the last coming in 2012-13.