MACON, GA.-Piling on five RBI in two games last week, Campbell sophomore catcher Amanda Littlejohn registered her first career Atlantic Sun softball Player of the Week award the league office announced Monday.

"I am proud of the work she has put in and the determination she has displayed in spite of the distractions she is facing," said CU head coach Drew Peterson. "Amanda is a great example of how perseverance and extra work results in success."

Knocking in those five runs, the Lake Elsinore, Calif. native surpassed the CU single season RBI record, previously held by Shannon O'Bryan and set in 2001. Littlejohn came into Saturday's contests with 59 RBI, just two shy of the historic mark of 61.

After posting one RBI in a 4-1 loss, the sophomore belted a pair of two-run homers in game two, pushing her season total to 64 and establishing a new record as the Camels took a 6-5 victory.

The catcher also raised her average at the plate by nine points to a .369 with a 4-for-6 day, good for seventh in the conference, while her RBI totals stand fourth and her 75 hits fall just one short of the lead. With 18 doubles, Littlejohn is tops among A-Sun competitors as well.

With four RBI in game two, the sophomore owns a team-high 15 multi-RBI games, including five contests where Littlejohn has pushed four or more runs across.

The honor is the third bestowed upon a member of the CU Softball squad by the league office this season, after senior outfielder Courtney Quinn and sophomore pitcher Brittany Stanley received Player and Pitcher of the Week awards earlier this season.

Next up for the Camels is the A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, Fla., opening play with Stetson in a 1 p.m. contest on Thursday.