Seneca continued her stellar season, recording seven RBIs as the Red Flash swept four more games against NEC competition to run their record to 12-0 in league play and 39-9 overall. The senior went 6-13 (.462) with five runs, two doubles and three home runs. She slugged 1.308 and recorded a .563 on-base percentage. She began with two RBIs in SFU's 9-0 win over Bryant in Saturday's opener, then blasted two homers and drove in three runs, while finishing 3-3 in the nightcap, an 8-0 win for the Flash. The following afternoon she hit a solo shot in the first inning of SFU's 3-1 victory over CCSU, then added an RBI double in game two, a 9-2 win. Seneca now has 19 home runs on the year, tying the NEC single-season mark. She broke her own school record set a year ago with 18 round trippers. The junior also has an NEC-best 59 RBIs, just five off the conference mark. The Plum, PA native ranks in the NCAA top-10 in both aforementioned categories. This marks Seneca's sixth NEC Player of the Week award of the spring.