New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2014-15: Closed out her four-year career as the school leader in career blocks (238), single-game leader with 9 blocks vs. Colgate (2/15/13) and Longwood (2/26/12) and single season season leader with 83 blocks (2011-12). ... played in all 29 games averaging 7.8 ppg and 5.1 rpg. ... notched 12 double-digit contests with a career-high 19 pts at Wofford (1/2/05).

2013-14: Played in 14 games, with five starts. ... missed 15 games from December 5 due to a foot injury and returned to action on February 17 against Rutgers-Newark, blocking 5 shots, scoring 4 points and pulling down 4 rebounds.

2012-13: Played in 30 games, starting two. ... Notched 54 blocks (1.8bpg) to rank second on the team. ... Matched her own single-game school-record with 9 blocks vs. Colgate (Feb. 5).

Team Note: 2012-13 Great West Conference Tournament Champions. ...The 16 wins are the most in the Division I era and tied for the third-most in program history (16 wins in 1995-96 in Division III; 16 wins in 2002-03 in Division II).  The team won its last 5 straight and 8 of the last 9.

2011-12: Completed her freshman season setting numerous school records at NJIT. ...the 6-foot-4 freshman was 12th in the nation in blocks per game (2.8), with 83 blocked shots on the season. ... The 83 blocked shots is a NJIT season school record, which also made her the career leader for the Division I era (since 2006-07) with one season complete (since surpassed)  ... Set the school record for blocks in a game with 9 vs. Longwood on February 26. ... Played in all 30 games, starting 23 contests and averaging 6.6ppg and 2.8rpg. ... Season-high 17 points vs. Chicago State (March 3).

Prior to NJIT: As a senior at Life Center Academy in South Jersey, she posted strong numbers in 2010-11, including one that jumps out in particular—4.9 blocked shots per game. Maticka had a high of 12 blocks in one game (against Academy of the New Church from PA) and seven other games with at least five blocks. ...She also checked in with averages of 9.7 points, 6 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 1.3 assists per game. Her scoring high was 18 points vs. Girard College, a boarding school from Philadelphia, and her rebounding high was nine against The Hun School of Princeton, NJ. ...Maticka, from the national capital, Bratislava, played on her country’s u16, u18, and u20 teams.

Personal: Nicole Maticka. ... daughter of Karin Maticka and Oto Maticky. ... business major. ... born 3/3/93 in Bratislava, Slovakia.