The College of New Rochelle recognizes student athletic accomplishments with a number of awards which are traditionally presented at the Annual Sports Awards Dinner held each May. In addition, the Hudson Valley Women’s Athletic Conference presents awards for Player of the Week, Special Honors and All Conference.

Scholar Athlete Awards
These awards are given annually to the upper-class women with the highest cumulative GPA.

• Senior Scholar Athlete Award
  The award is given annually to the graduating senior that has maintained the highest cumulative GPA during her tenure at The College of New Rochelle.

• Team Scholar Athlete Award
  The Team Scholar Athlete Award is presented yearly to the upperclasswomen with the highest overall cumulative GPA representing each team.

• 3.0 Academic Achievement Award
  The 3.0 Academic Achievement Award is given annually to all student-athletes that maintain a 3.0 cumulative average. The student-athletes are honored at the annual “National Student-Athlete Day” luncheon held each April. Special certificates are presented to each award winner at the luncheon.
  

Team Awards
Each team presents the following awards:

• Most Improved Player
• Most Valuable Player
• Coach’s Award

Key Awards
While it is good to honor individuals for their special talents, at The College of New Rochelle the importance of long standing commitment to a team is also recognized. The Key Awards are designed to honor those student-athletes who have chosen to dedicate a significant amount of their college careers to participation in the varsity athletic program.

• Silver Key Award – Three-year participants
• Gold Key Award – Four-year participants

Bronze Plaque Award
The tradition of naming a senior leadership honor roll dates back to 1932. The honorees' names are enshrined on a large bronze plaque on campus. While all of our student-athletes are recognized for their participation in the intercollegiate athletic program, each year those student-athletes who have served the program with distinction as team leaders are honored. To be considered, a student-athlete must be a recipient of the Gold Key Award, signifying four years of participation on a single varsity team and demonstrated noteworthy leadership and service.

The Blue Angel Award
The Blue Angel Award is given annually to a graduating senior whose record of achievement demonstrates outstanding athletic ability and academic performance, generous service to the College Community, and dedication to The College of New Rochelle. This award is presented in honor of Kathleen LeVache, former Chairperson of Physical Education and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, for her distinguished 46-year career marked by commitment, vision, vitality, and an unquenchable zest for life.