One of the most prolific scorers in NEC history had a memorable outing against Central Connecticut on Friday. Tying a career high in scoring with 27 points while establishing a new personal-best in rebounding with 13 boards, Pryor, a 5-foot-3 sophomore, became the fastest player in Sacred Heart history — and the third fastest player in conference annals — to register 1,000 career points. Pryor hit the major career milestone in just her 57th game as a Pioneer after she drilled a mid-range jumper midway through the third quarter. A good chunk of her scoring came in a pivotal stretch as she helped put away a Blue Devils’ team that remained within arms’ reach for most of the game by scoring 11 of her points in the final quarter. Included in that big stanza was a clutch three-pointer that stretched the Pios’ lead to four with 7:14 to go and a layup that made it a 56-51 advantage with 2:09 left to play. The double-double performance marked her third this season. Pryor is narrowly edged by Central Connecticut’s Samora Watson (18.0 ppg) for the league-lead in scoring with 17.8 points per game, however her 19.1 points per contest against conference opponents rank first. The Baltimore product is seventh in the nation in steals per game (3.33). She also leads the NEC assists per game (4.54) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.10), and is fourth in rebounding (6.9 rpg), fifth in field goal percentage (.454), ninth in free throw percentage (.725) and eighth in minutes (32.48 mpg). This is Pryor’s league-best seventh NEC Player of the Week award this season, and the third since the start of conference play in January.