Game Information
Score: Keiser 15, Florida Memorial 4 (Game One) | Keiser 21, Florida Memorial 3 (Game Two)
Records: No. 15 Keiser (2-0), Florida Memorial (0-2)
Series: 2-0, Keiser
Location: West Palm Beach, Fla.
Time of Game: 2:22 | 2:47
Weather: 70, windy
                                                             
Game 1
Keiser Highlights

• All nine starters notched at least one hit for the Seahawks in game one of Monday's doubleheader against the Lions.
• Keiser posted six players with multi-hit games, led by Jack Curtis' three-hit performance that included two runs batted in.
• The Seahawks belted four homers for the first time since Feb. 26, 2016 when Keiser blasted five against Southeastern in a 12-5 victory.
• Kyle Keatts earned the nod in game one, picking up the victory on five innings pitched, giving up just one run and striking out five batters.
• Seahawks now improve to 8-4 in season openers and 5-1 in season openers when played at home.
• Keiser is now 42-14 all-time against Florida Memorial following the 11-run victory in game one.

 
Turning Point
The turning point came in the bottom of the first when the Seahawks plated three runs to take the early 3-0 advantage. The scoring began with a double to right center by Tivon Faneyte, plating Dylan Dore and advancing Brad Myott to third. Keiser received two more runs after a Jack Curtis single, followed by Tyler Goff's RBI fielder's choice.
 
How it Happened

• The Seahawks drew blood first in the bottom of the first inning, beginning with Faneyte's RBI double.
• Keiser then scored two more runs before the first out to stretch its lead to 3-0 after one inning.
• Florida Memorial cut the Keiser lead to just two runs after Pablo Delgado picked up an RBI ground out in the top of the second.
• Curtis extended the lead back to three following an RBI double to right field, plating Fanetye to take the 4-1 lead.
• The next batter up was Goff who stretched the Keiser lead to 6-1 after sending a rope over the high wall in left field for the first Keiser home run of the season.
• The Seahawks were not done in the bottom of the third as CJ Fitzpatrick lifted an RBI sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Carlos Lopez to extend the Keiser lead to 7-1.
• Myott stretched the Keiser lead to 8-1 after welcoming Ian Romano to the game by teeing off on Romano's first pitch of the season, sending the ball over the right field wall.
• The Seahawks reached the 10-run mark in the bottom of the fourth after Lopez singled to left field, plating Curtis and Faneyte to take the 10-1 advantage.
• The offense was not done as Fitzpatrick airmailed a two-run home run to left center in the bottom of the fifth to stretch the lead to double digits, 12-1.
• The Lions scored their second run of the game in the top of the sixth when Brian Gonzalez brought Tommy Hernandez across the plate on an RBI single.
• Shane Olive plated across the 13^th and 14^th run for the Seahawks in the bottom of the sixth with a two-run bomb over the left field wall to extend Keiser's lead to 14-2.
• Dylan Dore capped off the outstanding offense as the Florida senior recorded an RBI single to stretch the lead to 15-2, picking up his first hit of the game to insure that every Keiser starter notched a hit in game one.
• Florida Memorial scored two runs in the top of the seventh to edge closer but it was too late as Keiser cruised to the 15-4 lead.

 
Game 2
Keiser Highlights

• The Seahawks offense was back in action in game two of the doubleheader, scoring 21 runs on 16 combined hits.
• Keiser scored 21 runs for the first time since putting up 21 on the board against SUNY at Canton on Feb. 27, 2011.
• The Seahawks blasted two home runs in game two, both coming off the bat of Shane Olive.
• Olive, Zack Saldivar and Jack Curtis combined for 13 RBIs in game two of today's doubleheader.
• Johnathan Clarke notched the win in game two, pitching two innings and giving up one run on two hits.

 
Turning Point
The turning point in game two of the doubleheader came early on in the bottom of the first inning when the Seahawks scored seven runs to take the 7-2 advantage. Keiser entered the bottom of the first trailing 2-0 before evening the score after a Jack Curtis two-run single. The Seahawks plated five more runs during the inning, including a two-run bomb by Shane Olive.
 
How it Happened

• Florida Memorial kicked off the game with a two-run shot in the top of the first off the bat of Lance Mansfeld to take the early 2-0 lead.
• The Lions' lead was short-lived as the Seahawks plated seven runs in the bottom of the first to take the 7-2 advantage.
• Keiser began its plethora of scoring after Jack Curtis roped a two-run single with one out and the bases juiced to even the score at two apiece.
• The Seahawks plated two more runs after a Carlos Lopez single followed by a throwing error by Florida Memorial allowed Curtis and Steven Seiter to score from first and second.
• The very next batter, Shane Olive, extended the lead to 6-2 after belting a moon shot over the outfield wall in left center field, his first of the game and second of the day.
• Keiser scored its final run of the inning after Tom Prospero scored on a passed ball to conclude the seven-run bottom of the first.
• The Seahawks received another run in the bottom of the second inning off of an Olive sacrifice fly, plating Curtis for the 8-2 advantage.
• Keiser extended its lead to 13-2 after plating five runs in the bottom of the third, beginning with Seiter's bases-loaded walk.
• Curtis then hit a two-run double to extend the Keiser lead to 11-2, earning his fourth RBI of the game and sixth on the day.
• Seiter and Curtis later scored in the inning following a wild pitch and a Lopez single to cap off the five-run inning.
• Mansfeld cranked his second dinger of the game to trim the Keiser lead to 13-3 in the top of the fourth.
• The Seahawks earned back the run that was surrendered in the top of the fourth after Faneyte lifted a sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Dore from third.
• Keiser notched five more runs in the bottom of the fifth, including a three-run triple off the bat of Zack Saldivar, to extend the Seahawks' lead to 19-3.
• Olive belted his second homerun of the game and third of the day to open the bottom of the sixth to extend the Keiser lead to an eye-opening 20-3 count.
• The final run of the game came via the sacrifice fly off the bat of Saldivar, bringing Prospero across the plate for the 21^st Keiser run of the game.

 
Up Next
The Seahawks will return to action on Friday when Keiser opens up a three-game series with No. 5 Georgia Gwinnett. The first pitch is slated to begin at 1 p.m.