Montclair State University Athletics

One of the finest two-sport athletes in Montclair State history, Wilson was a dominant player on the basketball court and the softball diamond. On the hardwood, Wilson’s statistics speak for themselves – 1,757 points, 755 rebounds and 246 steals – all of which ranked her in the Top 3 at the time of her graduation. She helped Montclair State to three consecutive 20-win seasons, a feat the program had not seen since its heyday in the late 1970s. She helped Montclair State to its first two appearances in the NCAA Division III Tournament in 1989 and 1990, and capped off her basketball career in 1991 by leading the Red Hawks to the ECAC Metro Championship as she was named Honorable Mention All-American. On the softball field, Wilson was equally as talented batting a career .364 with 31 doubles, 72 runs scored and 69 RBI. She helped Montclair State to its first NJAC Championship in 1989 and was an All-Conference, All-Region and All-American selection. At the time of her graduation, Wilson ranked in the Top 5 for career batting average, slugging percentage, doubles and triples. Wilson was also a four-time Montclair State Female Athlete of the Year and was chosen as the New Jersey Athletic Conference Female Athlete of the Year in 1990.