Game Information
Game Scores: No. 17 Keiser 3, Robert Morris 0|No. 17 Keiser 5, Robert Morris 4
Records: No. 17Keiser (16-7), Robert Morris (6-5)
Location: Lake Myrtle Field, Lakeland, Fla.

Game One
Score: No. 17 Keiser 3, Robert Morris 0
Pitchers of Record: W: Tworek (3-1), L: Quick (1-2)
Time of Game: 1:24
Weather: 78, Partly Cloudy
 
Keiser Highlights

• Jonathan Fernandez, Garrett Hall, and Peter Crocitto finished with two hits apiece.
• Fernandez had two runs batted, while Hall had the other one.
• Chad Tworek threw his first complete game of the season to earn his third win. The senior struck out five while only allowing three hits.

 
Tough Stretch
Tworek worked quick and efficiently, becoming the first Seahawk starter to throw a complete game this season.

How it Happened

• Hall put the Seahawks on top in the first with a two-out solo home run to left and Fernandez made it 2-0 in the second with a one-out RBI single up the middle.
• Robert Morris loaded the bases in the second without a hit but Tworek ended the threat with a strikeout.
• In the fourth, Fernandez connected on his second RBI single of the game, scoring Crocitto, who led off with a single down the right field line.
• Tworek held the Eagles hitless through 4.2 innings until Knerr singled down the left field line on the first pitch he saw.
• RMU only had two more hits during the remainder of the game as Keiser took game one, 3-0.

 
Game Two
Score: No. 17 Keiser 5, Robert Morris 4
Pitchers of Record: W: Alfonso (3-0), L: Kirkwood (0-1)
Time of Game: 2:25
Weather: 72, Partly Cloudy
 
Keiser Highlights

• Joshua Aprea and Cristian Sanjurjo combined for four of the Seahawks eight hits in the second game.
• Hall was walked a season-most three times.
• Nate VanKan and Fernandez had the RBI's.
• Erik Vargas made his first start of the year, tossing two shutout innings, with four strikeouts. Alex Alfonso earned the win after throwing four innings of relief.

 
Wild Sequence
The Seahawks trailed by a run entering the bottom of the seventh when a wild pitch followed by a throwing error on the catcher allowed Keiser to score a pair of runs to earn the walk-off victory.

How it Happened

• Clutch two-out hitting by Nate VanKan in the first gave Keiser a 1-0 lead as the ripped a first-pitch single to center. A costly throwing error on the pitcher during an attempted pick-off allowed Hall to cross the plate for a 2-0 advantage.
• The Eagles tied the game in the third after scoring two runs on four hits, all coming with two-outs in the inning.
• Keiser jumped back on top by a run in the fourth when Fernandez tallied his third RBI of the day as he singled through the left side.
• Robert Morris threatened to tie or take the lead in the sixth with the bases loaded and one-out but Alfonso escaped with an inning ending double-play.
• The Eagles reclaimed a 4-3 advantage in the seventh when Rincon hit a two-run home run to left. However, the Seahawks rallied back in the bottom half.
• Sanjurjo led off with a single up the middle before being relieved for pinch-runner, Nick Talamo. Juan De La Cruz followed with a double to right to have runners on second and third with nobody-out.
• The Seahawks then walked off Robert Morris as Talamo took off for home on a wild pitch and as he scored, the Robert Morris catcher threw the ball down the first base line, allowing De La Cruz to score the game-winning run.

 
Up Next
The Seahawks return to the field tomorrow for a doubleheader against Trinity Christian College with game one slated for 9:00 a.m. The games will be played at Chain of Lakes Park Stadium.