Norton, a six-time NEC Rookie of the Week, earns the accolade yet again after hitting .412 with two doubles, four homers, eight RBIs and nine runs scored over the course of a 5-1 week for SFU. Norton also finished with a 1.235 slugging percentage to go along with a .545 on-base percentage. In the opener of the Red Flash's sweep over Bryant on Saturday, the freshman drove in three runs and blasted two of SFU's seven home runs in the first two innings. The Spring Grove product's second homer gave her 46 RBIs, breaking a 19-year old SFU single-season RBI record set by Autumn Helsel back in 1997. Norton also hit one of five homers in the first inning of game two against Bryant to help the Flash match the NCAA Division I record for home runs in an inning. Norton, a finalist for the NFCA Division I Rookie of the Year award, paces the NEC with 13 doubles and 116 total bases, and ranks second in on-base percentage (.484), slugging percentage (.773), RBIs (52) and hits (55), and third in homers (14), runs scored (42) and walks (26).