Allaire went on another tear last week and earned his third Akadema NEC Player of the Week award as a result. The senior shortstop accounted for nothing less than an extra-base hit, two runs, and an RBI in each of Central Connecticut State’s six games. On his way to a .517 average over 29 at-bats, Allaire smashed 15 hits, drove in 18 runs, and crossed home plate 15 times. He slugged 1.310 over the six-game sample as 11 of his 15 hits went for extra bases (6 HR, 5 2B). Allaire accounted for five hits and five RBI in two mid-week wins over cross-state rivals Hartford and Fairfield, but the NEC’s leader in batting average (.448) was nowhere near done. He went 10-for-17 (.588) at the plate with six home runs, 11 runs scored, and 13 RBI during the Blue Devils’ four-game NEC series at Mount St. Mary’s. After belting a double and a homer in Friday’s series-opening setback, he powered CCSU to a doubleheader sweep on Saturday by going 6-for-7 against Mount pitching with five extra-base hits, one walk, and one hit-by-pitch. He homered twice in each of the two seven-inning contests and drove in 10 runs on the day. Allaire went deep again in Sunday’s series finale, blasting a two-run, eighth-inning bomb that tied the game at 13-13.