Hall of Fame
Michelle (Micklos) Hines was a three-time New Jersey Athletic Conference All-Conference selection and a three-time NFCA All-East Region honoree. During her four-year career as a Roadrunner, the program recorded three 30-plus win seasons, totaling 121 regular-season victories, including 55 NJAC regular season wins.
A primary third baseman throughout her career, Hines also saw time in the circle, finishing with a 6–1 pitching record with 71 strikeouts across 16 appearances. She was a member of the historic 2003 team that went a perfect 18–0 in conference play, marking the first undefeated NJAC season in conference history. The program reached the NJAC Tournament three times and earned its first-ever NCAA at-large bids in both 2003 and 2004.
Offensively, Hines recorded 151 career hits, making her one of just 13 Roadrunners to surpass the 150-hit milestone in program history. She holds the program's single-season doubles record with 22 in 2002, which ranked third in the NCAA that season. She also ranks eighth all-time in career RBI (95) and finished her career second in program history in doubles (47).
Hines graduated in 2004 with a degree in literature and later received her master’s in Education in Technology from Ramapo in 2007. She resides in West Milford with her husband, Casey, and currently works as an English teacher at Tuxedo High School, where she coaches varsity volleyball and softball.
