Now a three-time NEC Player of the Week, Seneca put up some huge numbers over six games, hitting .500 with five home runs, 12 RBI and 11 runs scored. The sophomore also recorded a 1.500 slugging percentage and .636 on-base percentage to help the Red Flash to a 5-1 week. Seneca started her week going 2-for-3 with her first dinger of the week in the opening game against Bucknell and followed that with a grand slam in the nightcap. She would go on to homer in five straight games, including three against league rivals. The Plum, PA product belted two of SFU's 12 home runs in its sweep over Bryant on Saturday. Her blast in game two was one of five in the opening inning, tying the NCAA Division I record for home runs in a frame. With one more dinger in a sweep of Mount St. Mary's on Sunday, she lifted her season total to 15, breaking the SFU single-season record previously held by Jamie Krusinky in 2000. She leads the NEC with 53 RBIs and 33 walks, ranks second in homers (16) and runs scored (45), and third in slugging percentage (.773) and on-base percentage (.483).