For the third time this spring, Chryssofos was named the G-MAC Player of the Week with impressive power numbers to show once again.
As the weather gets warmer, the senior slugger’s bat continues to heat up. This time, she slugged six home runs in just 10 games to the tune of a .360 batting average to go with 13 RBI, five runs scored and nine walks drawn.
She officially shattered the conference’s single-season record for home runs with No. 14 and added her 15th of the season against Cedarville on Saturday.
She had a monster game to kick off the series against Ohio Valley by slugging two home runs and driving in six as part of a 2-for-3 line at the plate. The Fighting Scots chose to walk her in all four plate appearances in game two – resulting in no official at-bats.
Chryssofos also put a charge in the ball for homers against Alderson Broaddus and twice against Cedarville.
Her positional versatility was also on display as she played multiple games at second base and in right field as the Tigers dealt with multiple injuries.
Chryssofos is currently the G-MAC’s career leader in RBI (126) and home runs (39) and has moved into a tie for first in total bases (273).