Fagan was tabbed for the 10th time in her career as G-MAC Pitcher of the Week following six selections as a junior and three as a sophomore. This is her first honor of the current spring season.
In Alabama, the senior hurler factored into all three games she appeared in with two winning decisions and a save.
Fagan beat Montevallo and Auburn-Montgomery before slamming the door vs. McKendree in the seventh inning.
In her start against Montevallo, Fagan limited the Falcons to two runs on five hits in a five-inning effort. She struck out one as the TNU offense lit up Montevallo pitching for a run-ruled 10-2 win.
On Saturday, Fagan worked around six walks and scattered seven hits in seven frames to stymie a strong Auburn-Montgomery program. She worked to strike out six hitters and left the bases loaded in the second and third innings.
The Warhawks of UAM repeated as NAIA national champions in 2015, beating Lindsey Wilson in the final. UAM was 46-9 last spring.
An eventual thrilling 3-1 comeback by the Trojans in the fifth inning vs. McKendree was closed out with a scoreless seventh by Fagan. She took over for G-MAC Pitcher of the Week Morgan Powell to protect a 5-4 lead.
Fagan now has 41 wins, tops all-time in the G-MAC, to go with her additional conference record of ERA (1.57).