Binghamton Softball's Rachel Carey Earns America East Rookie of the Week
Carey batted 5-6 in the sweep, notching a homer and a pair of extra-base hits with 5 RBIs. She is currently tied in the conference in homeruns, and third in RBIs.
The Bearcats next series will be on the road at UMBC this weekend on Saturday and Sunday.
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