Santai made six appearances in the circle during the Red Flash’s 8-0 week and the senior hurler earned the victory in five of those contests. Pitching to a 1.38 ERA, Santai logged 25.1 innings and her 5-0 record featured two complete-game NEC wins. The SFU senior accounted for a n 0.79 WHIP, striking out 19 batters while allowing only 18 hits and two bases on balls. She made her first of six appearances for the week in the first half of Monday’s doubleheader against LIU Brooklyn. Santai went the distance in the 9-1 triumph, allowing only six baserunners over 6.0 innings of winning softball. She returned to the circle in a relief role later that afternoon, firing 1.1 scoreless frames in Saint Francis’ 2-1 victory. Santai was the winning pitcher in both halves of Saint Francis’ NEC doubleheader with rival Robert Morris on Friday. She started Game 1, allowing three hits over 4.0 shutout frames in a 7-2 triumph. The Keystone State product came out of the bullpen to log 4.0 innings in the nightcap, qualifying as the pitcher of record in the 10-6 triumph. Santai concluded the week with complete-game gem against Mount St. Mary's. She limited the Mount to one run and fanned a career-high 11 batters while walking no one in a 6-1 win. Santai also threw 3.0 innings of one-run ball in a mid-week start against Patriot League member Bucknell, but did not factor into the decision.