2007-08: Selected to the NCAA Division I Independent All-Academic team. ...the junior guard, who is a tough competitor ranks fourth on the team with 211 points (7.3pg) and 37th among independent individual leaders in points per game while shooting 76 percent from the free throw line (22-29).

2006-07: Team MVP and top scorer (9.4 ppg) ... one of two to start all 28 games ... reached double-figure scoring 11 times, including an NJIT season-best 22 at Lafayette (12/28) ... second on the team with 43 steals ... had two 9-rebound games--UMBC (11/26) and Princeton (12/6).

2005-06: Appeared in 25 games and was third with 8.1 ppg ... shot a team-best (.313, 36-115) from behind the arc ... had a 31-point outburst, which came in 29 minutes as a reserve vs. Post on 1/19 (8-16 FG, 5-12 3FG, 10-17 FT, 31 pts, 3 assts, 3 stls) ... CACC Rookie of the Week 1/23.

Prior to NJIT: 1,000-point scorer for coach Graham Peabody at Spotswood High ... all-Blue Division for four years ... Greater Middlesex Conference first-team as a senior ... Spotswood's 2005 Female Athlete of the Year ... MVP at Spotswood 2003-04, 2004-05 ... South Amboy Christmas Tournament MVP ... Athlete of the Week in the Star-Ledger and Home News Tribune ... all-Blue Division in softball ... played AAU for Hoops America and coach Rich Leary (New Jersey Demons).

Personal: Jill Lauren Dickinson ... daughter of Deborah and William Dickinson, Sr. ... business major ... sister, Beth, was a Division I player and is a former coach at Fordham and Georgetown ... born 9/11/87 in New Brunswick, NJ.