Game Information
Score: Keiser 19, Warner 18
Records: No. 16 Keiser (27-14, 12-3 TSC), Warner (20-25-1, 4-11-1 TSC)
Series: 1-0, Keiser
Location: West Palm Beach, Fla.
Duration of Game: 4:33
Weather: Nice and cool
                                                             
Keiser Highlights

• Gabby Mundo, Keivan Berges, Miguel Casanueva and Zack Saldivar recorded three-hit performances for the Seahawks.
• Berges delivered the game-tying run in the bottom of the ninth, while Mundo notched the game-winning hit in the bottom of the 12^th with a two-run single.
• Jack Curtis recorded a game-high four runs batted in on two triples, finishing the contest going 2-5.
• The Seahawks used eight pitchers to come away with the win, including Chris Graffeo earning his first victory of the season.

Turning Point
The game-tying triple off the bat of Berges in the bottom of the ninth proved to be the turning point for the contest. With Keiser down to its final out and a runner on second, Berges delivered the game-tying triple over the right fielder's head to send the game into extra innings. The Seahawks would go on to win in the 12^th inning, 19-18.
 
How it Happened

• The Royals were held scoreless in the top of the first inning despite putting the first two runners on as Keatts struck out Jesse Haney with a runner on third to end the inning.
• Keiser struck first in the bottom of the first inning as Tivon Faneyte reached on an error from the third baseman with runners on second and third, scoring Gabby Mundo in the process.
• Jack Curtis then ripped a two-run triple to right center to bring Keivan Berges and Faneyte home for the 3-0 advantage.
• The Royals trimmed the Keiser lead to 3-1 in the top of the second as Josh Canabal led off the inning with a blast to dead center field.
• Keiser earned the run back and then some in the bottom of the second inning, plating six runs on four hits and one Warner error.
• The first run of the inning came off Mundo's double to left center, plating Miguel Casanueva and sending Zack Saldivar to third.
• The next Keiser run came off a wild pitch, plating Saldivar and placing Mundo on third.
• After back-to-back walks loaded the bases, the Seahawks scored two more runs on the next at bat following Pena's fielder's choice RBI plus a throwing error by the Royals' shortstop.
• The final two runs of the inning came off Curtis' second triple of the game to bring home Faneyte and Tyler Hitt for the 9-1 advantage.
• Keiser stretched its lead to 13-1 after the third inning, scoring four runs on four hits and one more Warner error.
• The first two runs of the third came off the bat of Berges with a single up the middle to bring in Mundo and Saldivar for the 11-1 advantage.
• Pena notched the final two runs of the inning with a sharp single to third that bounced off the diving infielder and wound up in the outfield, scoring Myott and Berges for the 13-1 lead.
• The Royals trimmed the Seahawks' lead to 13-3 with two runs on three hits in the top of the fourth, highlighted by Tyler Dauphinee's RBI single to left field.
• Keiser scored for the fourth consecutive inning as Casanueva scored from second following Warner's sixth error of the ballgame, stretching the Seahawks' lead to 14-3.
• The Royals clawed back into the game in the top of the fifth inning, peppering the ball for four hits and scoring six runs in the process to trim the Keiser lead to just 14-9, highlighted by Gerson Sotolongo's two-run RBI single to center field.
• Warner was not done with its rally as Jordan Pike blasted a three-run shot off Brandon Acevedo with nobody out in the top of the sixth to cut what was once a 12-run lead down to just two.
• Francisco Arias came in to relieve Acevedo, recording three consecutive outs to stop the bleeding.
• The Royals capped off the comeback in the top of the seventh with four runs off Miguel Castellanos, running their unanswered run count to 13, claiming the 16-14 lead.
• Keiser trimmed the Warner lead in half in the bottom of the eighth inning as Shane Olive singled down the left field line to bring Berges in from second.
• The Seahawks nearly claimed the lead as Dylan Dore lifted a long ball to left field that was caught on the warning track just shy of the wall that could have been a three-run homer, ending the inning.
• Keiser stayed alive in the bottom of the ninth with two outs as Mundo roped a hard single to right field, bringing Berges up to the plate with a chance to do some damage.
• Berges delivered for the Seahawks, lacing a triple over the head of Chase Coon in right field, bringing Mundo home for the game-tying run to send the contest into extra innings.
• The Royals nearly laid claim to the lead with runners on second and third until Xanders Vazquez grounded out to third as Curtis laid out to make a game-saving, SportsCenter-worthy play to end the inning.
• Keiser loaded the bases in the bottom of the 10^th with one out and a chance to walk off with the victory.
• The Seahawks were unable to plate the game-winning run as Casanueva and Saldivar recorded the final two outs to send the game into the 11^th.
• The Royals reclaimed the edge in the top of the 11^th with Haney's RBI single over the head of the Casanueva to bring Rodocker in to score.
• The Seahawks would not go away quietly as Berges walked and Myott singled with one out to continue the dramatic contest.
• After Olive struck out looking, Faneyte came thru in the clutch with a single to left field to score Berges from second to knot the contest at 17-17.
• Curtis grounded out to second to end the inning, sending the contest into the 12^th inning and pushing the game to well over four hours.
• The Royals scored for the second consecutive inning as Sotolongo doubled down the left field line to bring home Will Nelson from second for the 18-17 advantage.
• Once again the Seahawks would not go away quietly into what has become a night game as Casanueva and Saldivar registered back-to-back singles to put runners on the corners with one out.
• After Saldivar swiped second to place runners on second and third, Mundo delivered the game-winning two-run single to left field to cap off the longest game of the season and cap off the most dramatic game of the year with a Seahawk victory.

Up Next
Keiser will conclude its three-game series with Warner tomorrow with a doubleheader beginning at noon.