New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2019-20: Brereton, sidelined due to injuries, made her return back to the hardwood after two seasons on February 8 against Jacksonville.  The senior guard connected on a three-pointer against the Dolphins, marking her first points since her sophomore campaign. She was named to the Dean's List for seven semesters and will graduate with a biology degree.

2018-19: Did not play due to injury (ACL).

2017-18: Played in 17 games this season. ... missed 13 games due to injury. ... posted a season-best nine rebounds at South Dakota State (Nov. 10).

2016-17: Walk-on, with the ability to knock down shots from the perimeter. ... played in 28 of NJIT's 30 games, including five starts. ... averaged 3.4 ppg and 2.5 rpg, connecting on 14 three-pointers. ... Made second collegiate start at Lipscomb .. Scored 7 points in Highlanders win (2.4.17). ...Eight points, six rebounds at Kennesaw State (2.2.17). ...Nine points, six rebounds, on 3-of-5 shooting from three-point range vs. Columbia (1.4.17). ...Four points, four rebounds vs. Rutgers-Newark (12.28.16). ...First collegiate start vs. Howard (12.16.16). ...Scored career-best 10 points in 11 minutes of action against LIU (11.26.16). … netted the go-ahead bucket, breaking a 45-45 tie to five the Highlanders a 47-45
advantage. .. first college points against St. Joseph’s College—Brooklyn (11.15.16).

Prior to NJIT: A New Jersey native, Tracey Brereton a four-year letter winner from Matawan Regional High School, was selected Class B North first-team All-Division (2015), second-team All-Division (2016), third-team All-Group 2 and third-team All-Monmouth County (2015). ... Brereton plays AAU for the Jersey Shore Rebels.

Personal: Tracey Alexadra Brerton. ... daughter of Helen and Joe Brereton. ...  biology major.