States College Hockey Conference (ACHA Division II club hockey)) Bowling (reinstated in 2008–2009) Recognitions Men's Soccer In 1960, NJIT was NAIA co-champions with Elizabethtown College. The game went into four overtimes. The game ended in a 2–2 draw. NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Recognitions for futility NJIT's Men's basketball program set the record of the most winless team in D-I history (see 2007–08 NJIT Highlanders men's basketball team) in the 2007–2008 season with a losing streak of 51 games, breaking Sacramento State’s old D-I record. This acknowledgment has given NJIT's athletic program national recognition for futility. The unofficial NCAA record was set during its second NCAA Division I transitional season. It came despite a promising debut 5–24 Division 1 transitional season (2006–2007) whereby the rookie team won its first two matches (away and home). With a new head coach (Jim Engles), an entire new team of coaching staffs and additional new recruits, the NJIT Men's basketball team ended a 51-game losing streak on January 21, 2009, with a 61–51 win over the Bryant University Bulldogs ending the 2008–2009 season with a 1–30 record. The Highlanders improved the following season (2009–2010) and ended with a 10–21 record during its first official NCAA Division 1 season. It currently holds 3 NCAA Division I Men's basketball reclassifying records: Defeats in a winless Season (29 games), Consecutive Defeats in a Season (29 games) and Consecutive Defeats (51 games). NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Recognitions for best performances Despite performing way below Division I standard during its reclassifying seasons from Division II to Division I, the Highlanders till this day still hold several Division III Men's Basketball records more than a decade after elevation from Division III. These records include: All-time best 3-pt field-goal percentage in one season (67% by Reggie James in 1989 ). All-time 2nd best 3-pt field-goal percentage in one season (63.1% by Chris Miles in 1987). All-time 3rd best 3-pt field-goal percentage in one season (61.3% by Chris Miles in 1989). All-time highest number of block-shots in one season (198 by Tory Black in 1997). All-time highest number of block-shots per game in one season (7.62 by Tory Black in 1997). All-time highest 3-pt field-goal percentage (min 100 made) by a team in one season (62% on 124 of 200 shootings in 1989). Noteworthy accomplishments in Division I Senior captain Sabrina Baby led the nation in women's volleyball "Digs per set"