Going up against the top two teams in the Northeast Conference standings, Womack led the circuit in scoring last week. The 5-foot-7 guard totaled 46 points over a pair of games against league leader Sacred Heart and second-place Quinnipiac, who entered the weekend with a combined 32-10 overall record. Her 19 points and four rebounds were not enough to prevent Quinnipiac from winning its seventh game in a row, but the preseason-all NEC selection came back even stronger two days later against Sacred Heart. The Pioneers brought their 10-1 NEC record to the Jersey Shore, but Womack poured in 27 points to send SHU home with its second league loss of the season. Womack shot a clean 60 percent (18-for-30) from the field last week on her way to a 23.0 points per game average. She made 4 of 7 attempts from three-point range with three of those makes coming in the 70-50 triumph over the first-place Pioneers. Womack was perfect (6-for-6) from the charity stripe during the two-game sample. She also contributed 3.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game for the Hawks, who sit in a tie for third place (8-4) two-thirds of the way through the NEC schedule.