Game Information
Score: No. 9 Keiser 22, Newberry 4
Records: Keiser (5-0), Newberry (2-4)
Location: West Palm Beach, Fla. | Arrigo-Vecellio

Keiser Highlights

• Eleven different Seahawks recorded at least one goal, while seven players had multi-goal performances. 
• Jordan Sullivan paced the offense with a game-best four goals, while  Madalyn Huber and Hayley Mazreku each netted hat tricks on the afternoon.
• With Mazreku's goal at the 25:17 mark of the second half, the transfer junior has now scored 100-career goals.
• The Seahawks edged the Wolves 20-6 on draw controls with Kyli Towner recording a game-best seven.
• Huber led the defensive charge with a game-best four caused turnovers and had a game-high five ground balls.
• Mary Reich received her first start of the year in goal, recording three saves before Mickey Sherrill manned the net for the final 22 minutes.

Turning Point
The Seahawks trailed 2-0 within the first two minutes of the game before scoring a dozen unanswered goals to take a commanding double-digit lead.

How it Happened

• The Wolves jumped out to an early 2-0 lead before the Seahawks stormed back with 12 consecutive goals to take a 12-2 advantage with 7:45 remaining in the opening half.
• In that stretch, eight Keiser players found the back of the net including a pair of goals from Raymond, Mazreku, Huber, and Sullivan.
• Newberry broke the run with an unassisted goal but Kimberly Dornseif and Zdun netted a goal each to give the Seahawks a 14-3 advantage at the break.
• Keiser tallied the first five goals of the second half, ballooning the margin to 19-3 before the Wolves scored their final goal of the game with 8:43 remaining. 
• The Seahawks beat the keeper three more times including the finishing touches from defender Amanda Antles off a great feed by Sullivan, winning the game 22-4.

Coach's Corner
Head Coach Lauren Bennett said "We are excited about how the girls performed today. It was great to see our team truly working as a unit and playing unselfishly. This win will surely help our momentum as we head into our next two games this weekend."
 
Team Leaders
Keiser
Points: Sullivan (5)
Goals: Sullivan (4)
Assists: Raymond (2)
Draw Controls: Towner (7)
Ground Balls: Huber (5)
Caused Turnovers: Huber (4)
Saves: Reich (3)
 
Newberry
Points: Ohliger (2)
Goals: Ohliger, Moore, Williams, Dillon(1)
Assists: Ohliger (1)
Draw Controls: Proctor (4)
Ground Balls: Dillion & Garner (4)
Caused Turnovers: Dillon (3)
Saves: Bowman (7)
 
UP NEXT
The Seahawks resume their home stand Friday, March 9 as they host No. 4 Indiana Tech at 2:00 PM.