Another stellar week inside the circle for FDU freshman Brooklyn Shroyer led to the California product earning NEC Weekly of the Week distinction for a league-leading fourth time. She was solid in each of her three appearances against NEC foe Stonehill and was instrumental in leading the Knights to a three-game sweep of the Skyhawks over the weekend. In her first of two starts during that stretch, Shroyer went the distance in an eight-inning affair to propel the Knights to a 5-4 win in the series opener. The San Dimas, CA native racked up 11 strikeouts to earn her 13th win of the season. But Shroyer’s day wasn’t done. In the nightcap, she tossed four scoreless innings and struck out six batters to earn her second triumph of the day. In Sunday’s series finale, Shroyer took care of business. Allowing four earned runs on 11 hits, she fanned four batters for the Knights, who earned the sweep with the 9-4 win. In six appearances, three starts and 26.0 total innings, the freshman went 3-1 with a 2.15 ERA, 32 strikeouts and a .258 opposing batting average Shroyer enters the week as the NEC’s leader in strikeouts by a longshot, and with 233 total, she is tied for first amongst all Division I hurlers in the category. She is tied for third in the circuit in wins (15) while her 1.93 ERA is also good for third in the conference. She now has six weekly awards from the NEC, as she was named the Pitcher of the Week on Feb. 27 and April 16.