CALDWELL, N.J. -- Torey (Jones) Chatman, who totaled 1,850 points in her illustrious career, fourth most in school history and first during the school's NCAA Division II era (2002-present), is the subject of this week's Caldwell University Athletics Hall of Fame Spotlight, highlighting her induction into the 2026 class on Friday, November 6, at the Hanover Manor in East Hanover, N.J.
The 2010 CACC Rookie of the Year and a four-time all-CACC honoree and two-time all-East Region selection, Chatman averaged 16.5 points per game in 112 career contests. She made 234 three pointers, a school record since surpassed by Tina Lebron '20, and ranks fourth in free throw percentage (80.5%) and tied for fifth in free throws made (350). She also served as the program's head coach from 2017-2021.
She will be inducted along with:
Andrew Fraser, Men's Soccer, Class of 2008
Lauren (Roth) Hordis, Volleyball, Class of 2012
Katie (Jackson) Scull, Softball, Class of 2006
Mackenzie (Lynch) Emmons, Women's Basketball, Class of 2009
Linda Cimino, Head Coach, Women's Basketball, 2006-2014Â
Tickets for the dinner are available at https://secure.qgiv.com/for/cougarpride/event/halloffame2026/ or by calling Caldwell University Athletics at (973) 618-3260. Cost is $150 per person with dedicated tables of 10 people available for $1,500. All proceeds will go to the Cougar Pride General Fund, which supports the degree completion program and enhancements for the University's intercollegiate athletic programs.
The Caldwell University Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 2010 to honor student-athletes, coaches and contributors who have played significant roles in the success of the intercollegiate athletic programs at Caldwell University. With this year's class, there are now 51 members in the Hall of Fame. The Caldwell Athletics Hall of Fame room is located on the first floor of the George R. Newman Center. The November 6 ceremony is the main fundraising event for Cougar Pride, the official booster club of Caldwell University Athletics.
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