Felicia (Harris) Sellers graduated from Saint Peter’s in 2002 as one of the all-time great players under Hall of Fame head coach Mike Granelli. Harris led Saint Peter’s to three MAAC Championships and three NCAA Tournament appearances from 1998-2002, while garnering MAAC Championship MVP honors in 2002 and All-Tournament team honors in 2001 and 2002.
 
Harris ranks top-10 all-time in the Peacock’s record book in four statistical categories. She is sixth in career scoring (1,318 points), eighth in career rebounds (732), fourth in career free-throws attempted (541), and seventh in career free-throw percentage (.756), while ranking 17th all-time in career scoring average (11.0). Harris’ best season came during her senior year in 2001-02 when she set Saint Peter’s single-season top-10 marks in points (510), field goals attempted (410), free-throws made (162), and free-throws attempted (210), leading to her only appearance on the All-MAAC First Team. She also claimed spots on the MAAC All-Rookie Team (1998-99) and MAAC All-Academic Team (2001-02).

Harris was selected to the Saint Peter’s University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007. She currently resides in Jersey City with her husband, Antonio Keith Sellers and their son, 14-year-old Antonio Sellers, working as a Crisis Intervention Teacher at Lincoln High School. Her husband was a member of the Saint Peter’s men’s basketball program from 1997-01 and was a 2016 Saint Peter’s University Athletic Hall of Fame inductee.