Game Information
Score: Keiser 8 Warner 7, 10 Inn. |Keiser 1, Warner 0
Records: No. 16 Keiser (34-15, 11-11), Warner (27-24, 7-17)
Series: 3-0, KU
Location: Royals Field, Lake Wales, Fla.
Duration of Games: 3:00|2:45
Pitcher of Record: W: Lamrouex (8-2), L: Perkins (0-2), S: Alfonso (2)|W: Moore (5-1), L: Joyner (4-2), S: Kenagy (1)
Weather: 83, Partly Cloudy

Game One
Keiser Highlights

• Marco Rivera broke the season record for doubles with his 21^st of the year during the fifth inning, previously set by Keivan Berges during the 2015 season.
• All nine Seahawks had at least a hit in the opening game of the doubleheader with CJ Fitzpatrick and Ryan Gronlier having three hits apiece but none bigger than Grolier's game-winner in the tenth.
• Alec Lamrouex, who started yesterday's game, came out of the pen to receive his eighth win of the season. The senior threw 1.1 innings with a pair of strikeouts and allowing just one unearned run. Alex Alfonso picked up his second save of the year after slamming the door shut in the tenth.

 
Turning Point
Gronlier wasted no time in the tenth, connecting on the first pitch he saw, driving it over the left field fence for the eventual game-winner. The Seahawks are now 1-1 on the year in extra-inning contests.

How it Happened

• Warner jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the second behind a two-run blast before the Seahawks pushed across four runs on two hits in the fourth.
• Fitzpatrick drew a leadoff walk and moved to third on a double to left by Carlos Pena. Carlos Lopez was then walked to load the bases and Peter Crocitto was issued an RBI walk for the first Seahawk run.
• Gronlier followed with a two-run single to right center and Miguel Casanueva capped the scoring with a sacrifice fly to center, giving Keiser their first lead of the day, 4-3.
• The Royals quickly knotted the game in the bottom half with a two-out RBI single up the middle by Xavier Vasquez.
• However, the Seahawks jumped back ahead in the fifth on an RBI groundout to short by Pena and added another run in the sixth on a clutch two-out RBI single through the right side by Fitzpatrick to lead 6-4.
• In the eighth, a costly passed ball allowed a pair of Warner runners to score from second and third, tying the game at 6-6.
• The Seahawks then put runners on the corners with one away in the ninth when Faneyte scored the go-ahead run with an RBI single through the left side.
• With Warner's back against the wall in the bottom half with two outs and a runner on second, Troncosco delivered a key RBI single to left, equalizing the contest at seven.
• Lamrouex hit the next batter to put runners on first and second when Tinny laced a single right back up the middle but a perfect relay from Faneyte-to-Casanueva-to-Gronlier got the potential winning run at home, sending the game into extra innings.
• Gronlier wasted no-time in extras as he swung at the first pitch he saw, sending it over the left field fence for the eventual game-winner.

 
Game Two
Keiser Highlights

• The Seahawks pitching staff held Warner to just two hits in the second game led by Dylan Moore who improved to 5-1 after throwing six scoreless innings while holding Warner to just one hit.
• Chris Graffeo, Jake Voss, and Kenagy threw the final three scoreless innings.
• Faneyte had two of the Seahawks six hits in the second game of the doubleheader, while Crocitto recorded the lone run batted in.

 
Turning Point
Colton Kenagy, who entered the game in the ninth with the Seahawks clinging to a 1-0 lead with runners on first and second with nobody out. The junior induced a line-out double play and fly out to earn his first save of the year.

How it Happened

• The teams combined for just four hits through the opening six innings as Faneyte had the lone extra-base hit.
• Keiser broke the scoreless game in the seventh with a sacrifice fly to center by Crocitto, plating Faneyte, who ripped his second double of the game with one out.
• Warner had their first two runners reach in the ninth when the Seahawks called on Kenagy to record the final three outs.
• Kenagy caught a comebacker and then doubled up Parks, who took off on contact. He then got the game-ending fly out to complete the three-game sweep of Warner.

Up Next
The Seahawks will take on NCAA Division II Lynn University on Wednesday evening at the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches. The first pitch is set for 6:00 p.m.