The Island's top scorer the past two seasons and a co-winner of the Jaques Award this year along with SIA's Clare Mitchell, the three-time Advance All Star signed an athletic scholarship with the University of Albany of the Division I America East Conference. Conroy scored 23.9 points per game as a senior.
The two-time Advance All Star, who helped guide the Warriors to the PSAL city semifinals, will play for La Salle University of Philadelphia, a member of the Division I Atlantic-10 Conference. The versatile Brown bounced back from an injury-plagued junior year to average 13.5 ppg as a senior while playing multiple positions.
The three-time Advance All Star had a memorable senior year, reaching 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds for her varsity career and fueling the Tigers' drive to a second straight Class A State Federation championship, averaging 19.6 ppg along the way. She'll be taking her game to the next level at Hillsdale College, a Division II program in Michigan that competes in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference.
The two-time Advance All Star continued to be a rebounding machine for the Pirates this season, when she also averaged 14.5 ppg. The power forward will play for Staten Island head coach Christie Tomasino at Concordia College in Bronxville, N.Y. The Division II program competes in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.
Corbett, who averaged 6.7 ppg and was arguably the top defensive guard on the Island, helped the Tigers win a second straight Class A State Federation crown. She'll join Tottenville's Jackie Ciccotto at Division II Concordia College, where she'll also play with Nicole Nicholson, a former Advance All Star out of Moore Catholic.
The Notre Dame Academy point guard and floor general will play at York College in Pa. The Division III program competes in the Capital Athletic Conference. Ferris averaged 12.5 ppg as a senior for the Gators.
The Gators power forward will bring her inside scoring touch (9.0 ppg as a senior) and rebounding skills to Drew University, a Division III program in Madison, N.J. Frederick will join former Staten Island Academy guard Lisa Cappiello on the team that competes in the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
The forward, who scored 8.0 ppg and displayed tremendous versatility for the city semifinalist Warriors, will played at Monroe Community College, a Division II program in Rochester, N.Y., that competes in the National Junior College Athletic Association.
The senior forward, who had a solid playoff run for the Vikings, was one of the best defenders on the Island along with a consistent rebounder. Robisky will stay local, playing ball in the fall for the College of Staten Island, a Division III program in the CUNYAC.
A sturdy ball-handler and defender for a Sea team that reached the CHSAA State semifinals, Livote will be playing Division III ball in the CUNYAC for John Jay.
The Falcons' slick ball-handler will be headed to play for FDU-Madison of the Division III Middle Atlantic Conference in New Jersey.
The Falcons' quick point guard, who missed this past season with a knee injury, will be taking her talents upstate to Oswego of the Division III SUNYAC.
The consistent Vojka (7.2 ppg as a senior) will be joining St. Joseph by-the-Sea's Brianna Robisky at the College of Staten Island of the Division III CUNYAC.
The Dragons' power forward, one of the top rebounders on the Island, will play college ball at the Division III level for St. Joseph's of Brooklyn, a member of the Skyline Conference.
New Dorp's quick and pesky guard, who averaged 9.7 ppg as a senior, will play this fall for the College of Mount St. Vincent of the Division III Skyline Conference.