Central Islip, N.Y.- A stellar indoor track and field season came to a close on Saturday, one that culminated with 19 Georgian Court University representatives earning East Coast Conference All-Conference status and one, Octivia Booker, receiving ECC Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Year accolades, as voted on by the conference's coaches.

Booker, a three-time ECC Women's Field Athlete of the Week, won numerous events for the Lions during the indoor season. In six meets on the year, Booker swept the long jump and triple jump in three of them, while also winning the long jump in a fourth. In addition, her best marks in the long jump (5.72m), triple jump (11.74m), and high jump (1.65m) all reach NCAA provisional qualifying marks.

Booker might have saved her best performance for the ECC Championship, however, earning Most Outstanding Female Athlete of the Championship in a vote by the coaches, as well. Booker earned a first place finish in the long jump (5.56m), triple jump (11.74m), was runner-up in the 60 meter hurdles (9.17), and finished in third in the high jump (1.65m) and as part of the 4 x 200 meter relay team (1:47.69). Her finishes earned Georgian Court 35.5 of their 113 points at the meet. Booker's triple jump mark also set an ECC Championship record.

The Lions, as a squad, were well represented on the ECC All-Conference team, as GCU sported 18 different student-athletes on the either the first or second squad. They include:

Women's First Team

Malawi Allen (High Jump)
Booker (60m hurdles, Long Jump, Triple Jump)
Savannah Forte (Pole Vault)
Shelby Frink (Shot Put, Weight Throw)
Chanel Rogers (60m hurdles)

Women's Second Team

Booker (High Jump)
Francesca Dee (4 X 800)
Amanda Farina (4 X 800)
Jessica Handsaker (800m run, 4 X 800)
Megan Kelly (4 X 800)
Stacey Labissiere (Shot Put)

Men's First Team

Peter Collins (Shot Put)
Jordan Fagan (High Jump)
Jalen Hunter (60m hurdles)
Joseph Kaas (Shot Put)
Jhonathan Matamoros (1,000m run)
Phillip Zimmerman (60m hurdles)

Men's Second Team

Alaa Al-Shrouf (Shot Put)
Collins (Weight Throw)
Nicholas Claudeo (60m hurdles)
MIchael Rogers (500m)