SUNY-Polytechnic Institute Technology Women's Basketball

Skelton led her team to five straight NEAC Tournament Championship appearances. In 2009, in just her second season, Skelton guided the women's softball team to a program-best record of 29-9 overall and the team's first appearance in the NEAC Tournament Championship while shattering almost every statistical team record. Her efforts led her to being named the NEAC Co-Coach of the Year. Skelton graduated from SUNYIT in 2004 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business after transferring from Alfred State before her junior year.  She was a dual-athlete as a student, excelling in both basketball and softball.  She was a dominant guard for the Wildcats, as she led the basketball squad in points, assists and steals during her two years on the team and was a two-time SUNYAC All-Conference Team selection.  In addition, she took home two ECAC Player of the Week awards and two SUNYAC Player of the Week awards during her time in a Wildcat jersey. During her senior year, Skelton led the Wildcat softball team to a then-program-best 20-20 overall record and the New York State Womens Collegiate Athletics Association (NYSWCAA) Championship, which was the first-ever postseason title for SUNYIT. Skelton finished her senior season with team-highs of 29 runs and 10 stolen bases and also registered 35 hits, 16 RBI, four doubles and a .297 batting average while starting all 40 SUNYT contests at the shortstop position.  She capped off that remarkable season by being named the teams MVP and the Wildcats Female Student-Athlete of the Year.