Janet Kerrigan

1986-1990

Janet Kerrigan, a standout athlete from 1986 to 1990, was inducted into the Randolph Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018 for her exceptional contributions to both basketball and soccer. In basketball, she achieved remarkable milestones, including scoring 1,000 varsity points, becoming the all-time leading rebounder for Randolph, and serving as team captain during her junior and senior years. Her accolades include being named the 1989 Morris County Tournament MVP and earning first-team honors in State Group III, All County, All Conference, and All Area. Under her leadership, the basketball team achieved a stellar record of 21-1 and won both the Morris County and Conference Championships in 1989. In soccer, Kerrigan was equally impressive, earning first-team All State Group 3 honors for two years, and leading her team as the top scorer while also being recognized as a captain. Her legacy in both sports solidifies her status as one of Randolph's all-time greats.

Accolades

Basketball

• 1,000 Varsity Points

• All-Time Leading Rebounder for Randolph

• Leading Scorer Junior and Senior Year

• Team Captain Junior and Senior Year

• 1989 Morris County Tournament MVP

• First team: State Group III, All County, All Conference, All Area

• 1989 Morris County Champions

• 1989 Conference Champions

• 1989 Team Record 21-1

Soccer

• First team: All State Group 3 (2 years), All Area, All Conference, All County

• All-State Coaches Top 50 (senior year)

• 1989 Morris County Tournament Champions

• Leading Team Scorer Junior & Senior Year

• Team Captain Junior & Senior Year"d 21-1