WESTWOOD, Mass. – The NEWMAC announced the Women's Basketball 25 Year All-NEWMAC Team in recognition of the historic 25th Anniversary season and Marissa Garrity '00 was named to the team as released by the league office.

NEWMAC Release

A total of 17 student-athletes have been recognized from the last 25 years. Nine institutions were represented by their student-athletes with Smith and Babson hosting the most honorees with four each. Next was MIT and Springfield with two each. Clark, WPI, Wheaton, Wellesley and Coast Guard also had representation.

The Women's Basketball 25 Year All-NEWMAC Team was voted on by current women's basketball coaches and sports information directors at the conference's 11 member institutions. Voters were asked to rank student-athletes and were not allowed to vote for members or coaches from their own institution. To be eligible for the 25th anniversary team, student-athletes must have been recognized on the NEWMAC First-Team All-Conference team at least twice, and/or earned Player of the Year honors. Coaches must have coached in the NEWMAC for a minimum of 10 seasons.
 

Garrity was a four-year member of the women's basketball and softball team and graduated from Clark in 2000. As a senior, she was named the NEWMAC Player of the Year in 2000, a member of the Second Team All-America in 2000, and ECAC Player of the Year in 2000.

Garrity currently ranks fourth all-time in points scored (1,607), third in steals (228), sixth in field goals made (615), seventh in career three-pointers (121), eighth in three-point field goal percentage (31.6), and eighth in rebounds (705). She also was named the Hughes Trophy winner in 2000 and helped guide Clark to three NCAA Tournament appearances, three NEWMAC Tournament Championships, and an overall record of 84-30.

Garrity was a three-time All-NEWMAC selection, started all 114 career games, and helped Clark reach the Third Round of the NCAA Tournament as a senior. Garrity was inducted into the Clark Athletics Hall of Fame in 2022.