Game Information
Score: Keiser 71, Voorhees 69
Records: Keiser (2-0), Voorhees (0-3)
Location: Student Life Center, West Palm Beach, Fla.
Keiser Starters: Dyson (G), Smith (G), Meade (G), Davis (F), Ash (C)
Voorhees Starters:  Davis (G), Walker (G), Cole (G), Clark (F), Sloan (F)

Keiser Highlights

• Donivan Dyson led the Seahawks in scoring for the second straight game with 22 points, including a perfect 4-4 from the charity stripe.
• Freshman, Ja'nea Davis poured in 15 points on the evening while Jhanai Felix had ten points off the bench.
• Aleksandra Trisic led the way in assists with four and Davis had eight rebounds including three offensive.

 
Turning Point
The heroics of the junior transfer, Felix who nailed a floater in the paint as time expired to lift Keiser to a 71-69 victory at home. The play was set up with four seconds left as the Seahawks inbounded the ball at the half court line, nearest the scores table.
 
How it Happened

• For the second straight game, the Seahawks jumped out to a 4-0 lead behind baskets by Dyson and Davis.
• Voorhees came right back with seven unanswered to put Keiser in their first deficit of the season, 7-4 with 6:09 remaining.
• Both teams then battled back and forth through four lead changes before the visitors ended the quarter on a 7-2 spurt to lead 20-14.
• Keiser closed to within 23-20 at the 7:59 mark of the second but Voorhees answered with a 6-0 run, stretching their lead to 29-20. The Seahawks again got to within three, 31-28 but went into the half trailing 39-32.
• The Seahawks stormed out the locker-room on a 10-0 run behind six points by Davis to retake a 42-39 advantage with 6:41 to go.
• Over the next four minutes, KU outscored Voorhees 6-5 to hold a 54-45 edge heading into the final quarter of play.
• Voorhees then outscored the Seahawks 21-12 in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 66-66 with 1:02 remaining in the contest.
• Dyson then connected on a jumper from Trisic with 42 seconds showing, but the Tigers retied the game, 16 seconds later.
• Following a foul with eight seconds to go, Davis stepped to the line but split her free-throws to hold a slim, 69-68 advantage.
• The Tigers then drew a foul of their own two seconds later on an inbound pass but Walker went one-of-two at the line to set up the thrilling ending.
• After Dyson pulled down the rebound, the Seahawks used their final timeout to advance the ball. Riley then inbounded the ball with four seconds left to Dyson, who found Davis for the game-winning basket at the buzzer.

 
Coach's Corner
Head Coach Pam Oswald said, "I feel we were much more disciplined and kept our composure during moments of adversity out on the court. It was good to see different people step up and some people have to play longer minutes, and some have to play different positions than normal in order to put us in an opportunity to win. I give my hats off to Caity Riley who went into adverse circumstances and kept her composure when they covered Dyson and was able to get the ball to Davis and then up to Felix to score."
 
Team Leaders
Keiser
Points: Dyson (22)
Rebounds: Davis (8)
Assists: Trisic (4)
 
Voorhees
Points: Davis (15)
Rebounds: Davis (7)
Assists: Walker/Davis (3)
 
Inside the Box Score

• The Seahawks again outrebounded their opponents in the contest, 40-33.
• Keiser went 17-22 at the free throw line this evening.
• The Seahawks haven't started a season 2-0 since the 2012-13 season.

 
Ties: 3
Lead Changes: 3
Largest Lead: Keiser (9), Voorhees (9)
 
Up Next
The Seahawks will hit the road for the first time this season and the start of a three-game Georgia swing. Keiser will start off by facing Brenau on Friday, November, 10^th at 5:30 p.m.