Women's Basketball | 2/3/2021 5:35:00 PM

FLUSHING, NY- Recently, the D2 East Hoops organization released The Super 75 list and it has comprised the best players in the history of the Division II East Region. Moving to the small forward position, Former Queens College women's basketball standout, Madison Rowland'17 made the cut. 
 
D2 East Hoops experts (Chris Granozio-- Almost 30 years covering the region on the men's side and Steve Zerdelian-- 30 + years covering Women's Hoops) set the following requirements to be selected:
1) must have seen the player play in person at least once 
2) the player must have played for a team that was competing in the East (formerly known as the New England and then the Northeast) Region at the time 
3) the player's career must have been completed by 2020-2021 season

Here is what Stephen Zerdelian had to say about the Knights' 2016-17 National player of the Year:
 
"If watching all-around players in action is your thing, you would have loved Queens' Madison Rowland ('17). The 5-10 superstar from Albany, New York literally did it all for the Knights, leading them to a regional crown as a senior and claiming national Player of the Year honors (along with a bucket full of regional awards). Her numbers were incredible, illustrated by the fact that she is the only women's player in NCAA history to amass at least 2,000 points (2,375), 1,000 rebounds, 400 steals (507!), 400 assists, and 100 blocks (Cheryl Miller did it at USC before steals and blocks were official stats) and she's all over the ECC record book. Rowland's game featured power, speed and anticipation, making her a constant threat from baseline to baseline. She guided QC to 90 wins over four years, including a 27-5 mark in '17, the program's best ever record. Rowland brought the glory back to what was an iconic team in the early days of the sport and eventually proved to be the best player to wear Knights duds."

Check the Full complete list- The Super 75- Superstar Wings

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
For the latest news on Queens College Athletics, follow the Knights at queensknights.com or via social media on Facebook (Queens College Athletics), Twitter (@QCKnights), and Instagram (qcknightsny).