Athletics
RCSJ fields two distinct intercollegiate athletics programs—Roadrunners at the Gloucester campus and Dukes at the Cumberland campus plus our Unified Sports program.
Competing in NJCAA Region XIX and the Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC), RCSJ supports a comprehensive, non-scholarship Division III athletics program of 28 sports teams across both campuses. The Roadrunners have earned national recognition, including multiple Learfield Sports Directors’ Cups as the top junior college athletics program in the nation.
RCSJ’s Unified Sports program provides year-round training and athletic competition for students with intellectual disabilities. This program promotes social inclusion through shared sports training and competitive experiences.
Cumberland Dukes
The Dukes represent RCSJ–Cumberland in NJCAA Region XIX and the Garden State Athletic Conference (GSCA), fielding competitive teams in men’s and women’s cross-country, track & field, golf, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, and volleyball. The program has steadily grown in both participation and success, recently capturing a Region XIX Championship and expanding its reach with inclusive initiatives such as Unified Sports. The Dukes have a strong commitment to athletic excellence and campus engagement—fostering student-athlete development and school spirit through competitive athletics.
Dukes Stats
100
All-Region XIX Honorees
9
Region XIX Championships
1
NJCAA Division III National Championship
Sources: RCSJ Student Handbook 2025-2026, RCSJ–Cumberland Athletics Department
Gloucester Roadrunners
The Roadrunners compete in a full array of men’s and women’s sports including baseball, basketball, tennis, cross country, track & field, golf, soccer, softball, volleyball, and wrestling. They’ve captured numerous NJCAA Division III national championships in baseball (including three consecutive titles by 2025), tennis, wrestling, track & field, and more. The program has twice won the Learfield Cup—most recently in 2023–24—as the top non-scholarship two-year college in the nation. RCSJ is notable as the only non-scholarship program to earn that honor.
Roadrunners Stats
100+
Teams that finished in the Top 3 in the country the past 35 years
32
NJCAA Division III National Championships
2
Learfield Sports Director’s Cup for best overall two-year college athletic program in the country
Sources: RCSJ Student Handbook 2025-2026, RCSJ–Cumberland Athletics Department
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Unified Sports
You Can Find Friendship and Fun with Unified Sports!
Unified Sports joins people with and without physical and intellectual disabilities on the same team. Join us on Fridays at noon for fun and friendship. Teammates on the field – friends forever!
Unified Sports joins people with and without physical and intellectual disabilities on the same team.
Athletics News
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Retiring Roadrunner Softball Coach DePasquale Honored for Contributions at Special Ceremony
On a beautiful, sunny spring day in April, Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) honored Roadrunner softball head coach, Steve DePasquale,...
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RCSJ Roadrunner Softball Coach Steve DePasquale to Step Down after 32 Years
When a youthful Steve DePasquale received quick approval to become Gloucester County College’s first softball coach in December 1995, he...
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RCSJ Roadrunner Athletes of the Season honored at Ceremony
RCSJ Roadrunners Women’s Volleyball team was recognized at the fall 2025 event. RCSJ Roadrunners Women’s Soccer win the Region 19...
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Unified Sports
Meridith Boody
856-464-5203
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Cumberland Campus: Brown University Center