Game Information
Score: No. 12 Keiser 3, No. 3 UNOH 0
Records: No. 12 Keiser (3-0-0), No. 3 UNOH (0-2-2)
Location: Racer Stadium, Lima, OH
 
The No. 12 Keiser women's soccer team upended No. 3 University of Northwestern Ohio 3-0 on Saturday evening in the Sun Conference Game of the Week. The shutout was the first of the season for the Seahawks.

Stat of the Match
The Seahawks fired off 12 shots in the contest with six of them being placed on frame and three finding the back of the net.
 
How it Happened

• The game remained a stalemate until the 26^th minute when Matida Ovenberger rocketed a shot over the keepers head from the right side of the box for a 1-0 lead. The assist was credited to Linnea Axengren.
• Maxi Krug nearly doubled the margin in the 30^th minute as her shot went off the crossbar and was cleared out of danger by the Racers defense.
• UNOH almost equalized the game in the 55^th minute as Dana Schuller put a shot on frame but the Seahawks defense was there to clear the ball off the line.
• Ten minutes later, Ovenberger notched her second goal of the game as she beat the defense and slotted the ball home, upping the advantage to 2-0.
• Krug sealed the game in the 84^th minute as she scored her fifth goal of the season off a great pass by Axengren, her second assist of the game.

 
Game Notes

• This afternoon's meeting was the first in program history between these two teams.
• Today's game was the Sun Conference Game of the Week.
• The contest was delayed 45 minutes at the start due to weather in the area.
• Nina Haeberlin made six saves in goal for her first shutout in a Seahawks uniform.
• Krug has registered a goal in each of the three games to open the season.
• Ovenberger picked up her first collegiate multi-goal game.
• Krug accounted for six of Keiser's 12 shots in the contest.

  
By the Numbers
Keiser
Shots: 12
Shots on Goal: 6
Corner Kicks: 2
Saves: 7
 
UNOH
Shots: 11
Shots on Goal: 7
Corner Kicks: 3
Saves: 3

Coach's Corner
Head Coach Mat Dunn said, "Today was a great win for the squad, everyone was part of the win. We have talked about how hard our schedule is by playing so many top 25 teams. It's really big for us to keep a clean sheet against the third-ranked team in the country. I thought Matilda was great and Linnea was the best player on the field as she ran their back line all over the field. We will enjoy this tonight but another massive game awaits us tomorrow against another top 25 team."

Up Next
Keiser vs. No. 11 Marian on Sunday, Sept. 2 at 4:00 p.m. at Racer Soccer Field in Lima, Ohio.