Koenig, in the midst of a terrific all-around season, was the catalyst for the Hawks, who went 4-2 last week in league play and 5-3 overall. Koenig batted .387 (12-31) with six doubles, two home runs, three stolen bases, nine runs scored and eight RBI, while slugging .774. In a doubleheader split with Wagner on Wednesday, he went 6-9 with three doubles, two round trippers, two steals, five runs and six RBI. He also had three hits in seven at-bats in a split with Mount St. Mary’s on Monday and a double, a run scored and two walks in the Hawks’ 6-5 win over Seton Hall on Thursday, the program’s first win over the Pirates since 1979. Koenig, who needs two more hits to reach 200 for his career, is the NEC leader in a number of categories, including doubles (15), total bases (82) and runs scored (36). He also ranks second in hits (50), walks (21) and stolen bases (15), third in homers (five), fifth in slugging (.582) and ninth in average (.355).