Game Information
Score: Keiser 2, No. 20 Warner 1 | Keiser 3, No. 20 Warner 8
Records: Keiser (20-14, 8-10), No. 20 Warner (29-12, 12-6)
Series: 3-1, Warner
Location: Lake Wales, Fla. | Daly Field
Duration of Games: 1:30 | 1:35
Pitchers of Record: W: Boyle (6-3) L: Sylvia (15-3) S: Green (2) | W: Lewis (12-5) L: Green (9-8)
Weather: 85 and Sunny
 
Game One
Keiser Highlights

• Troiana Test was a perfect at the plate in game one, providing the Seahawks with three of their five hits.
• In the circle, Paige Boyle picked up her sixth win of the year while tossing five complete innings, allowing just one run on four hits.
• Autumn Green pitched two shutout innings while earning her second save of the season.
   

Turning Point
With the game deadlocked at 1-1 in the top of the sixth, Janelle Dominguez drove in her 23^rd run of the season with a huge two-out RBI double, lifting the Seahawks to the 2-1 victory.

How it Happened

• Both offenses were silenced until the Seahawks pushed across the first run of the ballgame in the top of the third.
• After the first two KU batters were retired to open the inning, Kelsey Brodbeck and Test reached on back-to-back infield singles. With Avery Miller at the plate, both runners took off in a double steal attempt when a throwing error by the Royals' catcher allowed Brodbeck to score the game's first run.
• However, the lead did not hold for long as Warner tied the contest in the bottom half of the inning on a fielder's choice by the Seahawks' second baseman.
• Keiser reclaimed the advantage in the top of the sixth when Dominguez laced a two-out RBI double to left center, scoring Test, who reached on a leadoff single to the shortstop.
• The Royals almost tied the game in the bottom of the six on Sara Bruno's one-out triple to right, but a perfect throw from Test to Dominguez got Chantal Crocket at the plate, trying to score from first.
• Green then got out of the sixth and then shut down the Royals in the seventh to earn her second save on the year and take game one 2-1.

 
 
Game Two
Keiser Highlights

• The Seahawks picked up seven hits in the game, with Miller being the lone batter to record a multi-hit game.
• Green received the starting nod in the circle for game two, and pitched three innings in the loss.
• Rylee Agnew came out of the bullpen and allowed just three hits over the final three innings.
   

Turning Point
Warner's three-run third inning was the difference maker in the series finale. With the game knotted at 2-2, the Royals got two runners in scoring position with one out, then delivered three consecutive RBI basehits to take the 5-2 lead.

How it Happened

• The Royals pieced together RBI singles in the first and second innings to take an early two-run lead before the Seahawks tied the game in the top of the third.
• Brodbeck reached on a one-out single to third, and moved up to second on her 34^th stolen base of the season. The senior then crossed the plate as Test reached on a fielding error by the WU first baseman.
• Dominguez then tied the game with her second RBI double of the afternoon, driving in Test.
• However, Warner plated three runs in the third and one in the fourth, to reclaim the lead, 6-2.
• The Seahawks got a run back in the top of the fifth on Miller's two-out RBI single, driving in Brodbeck, who reached on a fielder's choice to close within 6-3.
• The Royals then plated the final two runs of the game in the bottom of the fifth inning, to come away with the 8-3 win in game two, splitting the doubleheader.

 
Up Next
The Seahawks remain on the road this Saturday, as they take on St. Thomas University in a doubleheader beginning at noon. In their previous meeting this year, the Seahawks took both games.