Game Information
Score: Keiser 3, No. 2 Columbia College 4 | Keiser 6, No. 14 Reinhardt 2
Records: Keiser (4-2), Columbia (2-2), Reinhardt (6-3)
Location:  Gulf Shores Sports Complex | Gulf Shores, Ala.
Duration of Game: 1:46 | 1:15
Weather: 58, Mostly Sunny
                                                             
Game One
Keiser Highlights

• Five different Seahawks delivered a hit in the contest, with four of them resulting in doubles.
• Janelle Dominguez and Avery Miller drove in the two KU runs.
• Autumn Green pitched all eight innings while striking out four.
   

Turning Point
Keiser had the potential game-winning run on third in the seventh inning of a tied game with just one out. However, Emerson Yakle retired the next two Seahawks, sending the game into extra innings, where KU fell, 4-3.

How it Happened

• Columbia jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first on Molly Carter's double to left with nobody out.
• The Seahawks were held hitless until the fourth when Miller led off with a double to left center. Keiser then made it a one-run game as Cheyenne Blumberg and Dominguez delivered back-to-back doubles.
• Two batters later, Keiser capitalized on an error by the shortstop to equalize the contest.
• KU claimed their first lead of the game in the fifth after Kelsey Brodbeck led off with a single to short and swiped second. Following a groundout that moved her to third, Miller pushed her across with a sacrifice fly to right.
• However, the Cougars came right back in the sixth scoring the tying run on a wild pitch, before Keiser threatened to win the game in the home half of the seventh.
• Bermari Figueroa reached on a one-out double to center before moving up to third on a passed ball. However, the next two batters were retired via a pop out to short and a strikeout, sending the game to extra innings.
• Columbia started the eight with a runner on second due to the international tiebreaker in effect. Green retired the first two batters by strikeout before a passed ball moved Hurley to third. Carter then drilled a single to left to claim a 4-3 advantage.
• In the bottom half, Keiser was retired in order with the final out coming through a caught stealing at third.

 
Game Two
Keiser Highlights

• Eight Seahawks recorded at least one hit as Keiser tallied 14 in the game.
• Brodbeck and Miller paced the offense with three hits apiece, while Dominguez and Aquaria Baines each tallied two.
• Troiana Test and Miller led the Seahawks with a pair of runs batted in.
• Rylee Agnew earned her second win of the season, tossing four innings of work.
• Green shutout the Eagles while pitching the final three innings of the game to earn her first save of the season.
   

Turning Point
Leading by a run in the sixth inning, Test came through for the Seahawks with two key insurance runs with her one-out single, pushing Keiser out in front, 5-2.
 
How it Happened

• The Seahawks took a 1-0 lead in the first on Miller's one-out single to right field, driving in Brodbeck who reached on a leadoff infield single.
• The margin was pushed to two an inning later when Thompson came in to score on Brodbeck's two-out RBI single to third.
• Keiser upped the advantage to 3-0 in the third when Dominguez roped a one-out single through the right side, scoring pinch-runner Alanie Cora.
• Following Emily Draper's leadoff triple down the right field line, the Eagles got a run back on Jennah McElheney's one-out single to left.
• Reinhardt then closed within one an inning later on Autumn Bible's two-out RBI single through the left side.
• After both teams were held scoreless in the fifth, the Seahawks struck for three runs in the sixth to jump ahead 6-2.
• Following a one-out double by Figueroa and an infield single from Brodbeck, Test drove in both runners with a single to left and advanced all the way to third on a defensive miscue by the left fielder.
• Test then scored the final run of the ballgame as she came in on Miller's RBI single.
• Green shut down the Eagles offense in the sixth and seventh innings, preserving the 6-2 win.

 
Up Next
The Seahawks continue the Gulf Shores Tournament tomorrow as they take on No. 8 William Carey University, beginning at 1:00 PM.