Game Information
Score: No. 11 Keiser 7, Florida National 2
Records: No. 11 Keiser (5-2-0), Florida National (1-5-0)
Location: Ted Hendricks Stadium, Hialeah, Fla.

The No. 11 Keiser women's soccer team sailed past Florida National 7-2 on Wednesday afternoon. The Seahawks were led by Matilda Ovenberger's hat-trick, the first for the freshman in the opening 15 minutes.

Stat of the Match
The Seahawks used their entire roster in the contest as Keiser outshot Florida National 20-3 and 12-2 on shots on target.
 
How it Happened

• Keiser struck in just the second minute as Linnea Axengren scored off a rebounded shot by Ovenberger to lead 1-0.
• It became the Ovenberger show over the next 12 minute as the freshman recorded her first collegiate hat-trick to lead 4-0. In that span, Filippa Millqvist (2) and Tova Nilsson were credited with assists.
• The Seahawks made it a five-goal game in the 19^th minute as Evelina Kihlbert drilled a volley into the back of the net off a corner by Millqvist.
• Florida National broke up the shutout in the 33^rd minute as Isabela Martin scored on a free kick from just outside of the box.
• Sophie Franck got the goal back in the 44^th minute as she one-touched the ball past the keeper off a cross by Caroline Schroeder to lead 6-1 at the intermission.
• The Conquistadors netted the opening goal of the second half in the 54^th minute as D'Yolana Pineda took advantage of a giveaway in the back.
• Schroeder sealed the game in the 85^th minute with her first collegiate goal off a feed by Kyoka Koshijma, winning 7-2.

 
Game Notes

• Keiser leads the all-time series against Florida National 2-0-0.
• The Seahawks used their entire team in the opening 30 minutes of the contest.
• Ovenberger overtook Maxi Krug for the team lead in goals with eight.
• Krug had her point streak snapped after tallying at least a point in the opening six games.
• The seven goals this afternoon were the most in a game to this point in 2018.
• Three Keiser players collected their first goals of the season.
• Alice Blixt and Ovenberger both had a game-best four shots.
• Nina Haeberlin received the win in goal after playing the opening 70 minutes before giving way to freshman, Amanda Ewald. Ewald was making her collegiate debut.

 
By the Numbers
Keiser
Shots: 20
Shots on Goal: 12
Corner Kicks: 10
Saves: 0
 
Florida National
Shots: 3
Shots on Goal: 2
Corner Kicks: 2
Saves: 5
 
Up Next
Keiser vs. No. 15 Georgia Gwinnett on Sunday, Sept. 16 at 11:00 a.m. at Arrigo-Vecellio Field in West Palm Beach, Fla.