Game Information
Score: No. 7 Keiser 4, Johnson & Wales 0
Records: No.7 Keiser (11-1-1, 7-0-0 TSC), Johnson & Wales (7-5, 4-3-0 TSC)
Location: Arrigo Veceillo, West Palm Beach, Fla.

The No. 7 Keiser women's soccer team continued their winning streak against Johnson & Wales University with a 4-0 win this afternoon. The Seahawks took advantage of four second-half goals to pick up their eleventh victory of the season.
                      
Turning Point
The turning point came early in the second half, as Cooper Mullins scored in the 53^rd minute on a header off of a corner kick from Filippa Millqvist. The goal ignited the Seahawk offense, setting up three more goals to come in the half.

 
How It Happened

• Neither team found net in the opening half, but Keiser dominated the half, outshooting Johnson & Wales 18-1.
• The Seahawks struck first in the 53^rd minute on Mullin's fifth goal of the season.
• Two minutes later, Emma Bergsell found herself in the right place, and the right time as she connected for her first goal of the year following Tova Nilsson's shot that hit the crossbar.
• Amanda Blixt notched her ninth goal of the year in the 76^th minute, giving the Seahawks a 3-0 advantage.
• The final Seahawks goal came in the 86^th minute as Tilda Ziemann scored on a rebounded shot by Beth Smyth off a pass from Riley MacLeod.

 

Game Notes

• With the win, the Seahawks improve to 11-0-0 all-time against Johnson & Wales.
• Blixt now has now scored in five consecutive matches and leads the Seahawks in goals scored.
• The Seahawks outshot the Wildcats 39-4, and 21-2 on goal.
• Every Keiser started recorded at least one shot on the afternoon, with Mullins and Blixt leading the way with eight.
• Elsa Netz played all 90 minutes in net and picked up her fourth clean sheet of the year.
• The Seahawks held Johnson & Wales to zero corner kicks on the game while taking ten of their own.

 
By The Numbers
Keiser
Shots: 39
Shots on Goal: 21
Corner Kicks: 10
Saves: 2
 
Johnson & Wales
Shots: 4
Shots on Goal: 2
Corner Kicks: 0
Saves: 17
 
Coach's Corner
Head Coach Mat Dunn said, "It is always tough when you play against Johnson & Wales. The first half went how I thought it would, they stayed compact in the back, limited us to long shots on goal, and closed us down. However, we stayed patient and broke them down in the second half. After the first goal, the game opened up and we got into our rhythm. It is good for Cooper to get the game winning goal and her fifth of the season. Going to a two attacker formation along with Amanda was good for us, and they are starting to form a good partnership up top."
 
Up Next
Keiser has the weekend off and returns to action next Wednesday when the Seahawks head south to Miami Gardens to take on Saint Thomas for a for a Sun Conference contest. The game will begin at 7:00 p.m.