Game Information
Game Score: No. 24 Keiser 15, Florida National 2 (7 inn.)
Records: No. 24 Keiser (3-1), Florida National (3-3)
Series: 1-0, Keiser
Pitchers of Record: W: Kenagy (1-0), L: Mathews (0-1)
Location: Silvester Field, West Palm Beach, Fla.
 
Keiser Highlights

• Keiser exploded for 14 hits in today's game with eight of the nine Seahawk starters recording at least one hit. In addition, six KU batters recorded multiple hits in the game.
• Seven of the nine KU batters drove in at least a run with five boasting two RBI's apiece.
• Peter Crocitto (2), and Garrett Hall (1) went deep in this afternoon's contest at home.
• Colton Kenagy threw a perfect two-innings with two strikeouts in his first start as a member of the Seahawks. The senior also received his first win of the campaign.
• All five pitchers that appeared in today's game, recorded at least one strikeout.

Key Stat
Keiser scored at least a run in all six innings of today's non-conference game at home against Florida National. The biggest inning was the fifth when the Seahawks pushed across five runs.


How it Happened

• A throwing error on the third basemen off a single from Mark Gottsacker allowed the opening run to cross the plate in the first. Crocitto extended the lead to 3-0 with a two-run shot over the left field fence.
• Nate VanKan raised the advantage to 5-0 in the second with a two-out, two-run triple to right-center. The triple was the first of the year for the Seahawks and his first hit in a Keiser uniform.
• A solo shot from Hall, his first as a member of the KU squad, raised the margin to six as the game headed to the fourth.
• Florida National scratched across a run in the fourth before Keiser responded with five in the bottom half, highlighted by three RBI singles from Miguel Casanueva, Hall, and Cristain Sanjurjo.
• The Conquistadors plated a run in the fifth on a two-out single to left but KU answered with two of their own in the bottom half, including an RBI single from Gottsacker to lead 13-2.
• A wild pitch and an RBI groundout to third from Juan De La Cruz capped the scoring for Keiser as the Seahawks won by mercy-rule, 15-2 in seven-innings.

 
Up Next
Keiser will prepare for a three-game tilt with No. 17 Middle Georgia State, starting on Friday with a doubleheader. Game one is slated for 12:00 p.m.