Game Information
Score: Keiser 2, Olivet Nazarene 1 (Game One) | Keiser 6, Olivet Nazarene 3 (Game Two)
Records: No. 5 Keiser (20-7), Olivet Nazarene (9-10)
Series: 2-1, Keiser
Location: West Palm Beach, Fla.
Duration of Game: 2:07 | 2:15
Weather: 81 and sunny
                                                             
Game One
Keiser Highlights

• Gabby Mundo finished the game with two hits, leading the squad in hits while also notching two of the squad's six hits.
• Brad Myott notched the Seahawks' only RBI of game one which proved to be enough for the host squad.
• Daniel Garmendia went the distance on the mound, pitching seven innings of work and yielding just one unearned run on three hits while striking out five batters.

 
Turning Point
Garmendia's ability to shut down Olivet Nazarene's offense proved to be the difference maker in game one of Saturday's doubleheader. Garmendia notched his third win of the season by holding the Tigers to just one run in game two of the series after plating nine in game one.
 
How it Happened

• The Seahawks had the chance to score in the bottom of the first as Nick Campe walked three Keiser batters on 12 straight pitches to load the bases with one out.
• However, Keiser was unable to bring a run across as Jack Curtis struck out swinging and Carlos Pena was robbed of a hit with Bryan Klendworth making the grab over his shoulder in right field to end the inning.
• The Seahawks did bring a run across the plate in the bottom of the second when Tom Prospero scored from third after a catcher's indifference on deciding to attempt to throw Gabby Mundo down at second on a delayed steal.
• Keiser added a second run in the bottom of the third as Brad Myott laced a one-out RBI single up the middle to bring Tivon Faneyte in from second for the 2-0 advantage.
• Olivet Nazarene cut the Keiser lead in half in the top of the fourth with Kurtis Minton's one-out RBI ground out to bring in Klendworth from third.
• Neither squad threatened to score again in the contest as both squads combined for just three hits in the final three innings of play.

 
Game Two
Keiser Highlights

• Keivan Berges finished the contest going 2-4 with two runs batted in, including one double in game two as Berges accounted for two of the team's six hits.
• Tivon Faneyte recorded two RBIs on one hit with a two-run homerun over the left center wall for his team-high fifth dinger of the season.
• Miguel Castellanos went the distance in game two, pitching seven innings of work and surrendering three runs, of which two were earned, on six hits.

 
Turning Point
Berges' double to straight away center field in the bottom of the sixth inning proved to be the difference maker in the rubber match. The senior's double plated Mundo and Prospero to stretch the Keiser lead to 6-3, capping off the three-run bottom of the sixth.
 
How it Happened

• The Tigers plated two runs in the top of the first inning off three hits, including Tanner McLain's third consecutive game-opening hit.
• Olivet Nazarene extended its lead to 3-0 in the top of the second inning when Tyler Fisher scored from second following an error by catcher Shane Olive.
• The Seahawks cut into the lead in the bottom half of the second inning when Prospero lifted a sacrifice fly to center field, bringing in Carlos Pena from third to cut the deficit to 3-1.
• Keiser quickly knotted the game at three apiece in the bottom of the third inning when Faneyte belted a two-out two-run blast over the left center wall.
• The contest remained knotted at 3-3 until the Seahawks plated three runs on two hits and two Tiger errors in the bottom of the sixth inning.
• The first Keiser run in the inning came when Mundo reached on a bunt single and Dylan Dore scored from second on a Tiger throwing error.
• Berges plated the final two runs of the inning with his double to center field, scoring Prospero and Mundo in the process.
• Olivet Nazarene did not threaten to score in the top of the seventh as Castellanos slammed the door shut on the Tigers for the 6-3 victory.

 
Up Next
Keiser will travel to Miami Gardens, Fla., on Tuesday when the Seahawks take on St. Thomas in a nonconference tilt at 6 p.m.