Stephanie DeWolfe played for Saint Peter’s from 1993-1997, capping off her career in 1997 with the conference’s first ever undefeated double-round robin MAAC regular season, a MAAC tournament title, and NCAA berth. During the 1997 historic season, she earned All-MAAC Second team and All-Tournament team accolades to end her senior campaign.
 
DeWolfe ranks among the elite scorers in program history after racking up 1,028 career points and handing out 399 assists, graduating as the program’s all-time leader in assists and 3-pointers made. In the current Saint Peter’s all-time record book, she is 3rd in career assists, 4th in career assist average, 5th in career 3-pointers made, 6th in career 3-pointers attempted, 2nd in career 3-point field goal percentage, 9th in career free throws made, and 16th in career free throw percentage. She is the individual season record holder in 3-point field goal percentage after she connected on .453 percent of her attempts during 1995-96. DeWolfe also holds top-10 spots in three additional individual season categories all-time. Not only was she a force on the court, she was also exceptional in the classroom, earning MAAC All-Academic team honors as a junior and senior.
 
Following her playing career, DeWolfe served as an assistant coach at Saint Peter’s under legendary head coach Mike Granelli for six seasons, in which the team claimed three MAAC Championships and three NCAA appearances. DeWolfe then took over the reins of the women’s basketball program at her alma mater for nine seasons. Over her nine-year tenure as head coach, she recruited and coached six 1,000-point scorers, coached one MAAC Defensive Player of the Year, one All-MAAC First team selection, three All-MAAC Second team selections, five All-MAAC Third team selections and five MAAC All-Rookie selections.
 
DeWolfe was a first-ballot inductee into the Saint Peter’s University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.