M-E's Lewis named CAA Pitcher of the Week for Monmouth
Lewis shined in the circle during Monmouth's weekend sweep at North Carolina A&T, securing the first 3-0 start for the Hawks since joining the league. She finished the weekend with a 1-0 record, pitching 10.1 innings and allowing only 2 earned runs.
She recorded a complete game shutout in Friday's game.
The team is next in action for a 3-game series starting Friday against Drexel.
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