Box Score GAME INFORMATION
Score: No. 8 Keiser 11, No. 10 SCAD-Savannah 16
Records: No. 8 Keiser (5-6), No. 10 SCAD-Savannah (6-3)
Location: SCAD Athletics Complex – Hardeeville, S.C.

KU HIGHLIGHTS

• Tyler Kalmowitz tied a career-high with five points on three goals and two assists to lead the offense.
• John Senior joined Kalmowitz with a hat-trick of his own and also added an assist.
• Dylan Sharpe scored on two occasions, while freshman Ryan Johnson was able to dish out three assists, which tied a season-high.
• Justin Stone was all over the field defensively for the Seahawks and had game-highs in both ground balls with six and caused turnovers with three.
• Aaron Collins was 14-of-28 on faceoffs for the KU cause.
• Goalkeeper Marco Olortegui stopped 14 shots in net as the last line of the Keiser defense.

TURNING POINT
It wasn't until the final quarter that the Bees pulled away from the Seahawks, as the hosts turned a 10-10 game at the end of the third quarter into the 16-11 result.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Keiser went ahead 3-0 in the opening quarter, with the first two goals coming off the stick of Sharpe.
• SCAD drew to within a goal at 3-2 KU nearing the conclusion of the opening quarter, but Senior found the net with 57 seconds remaining and the Seahawks led 4-2 after the first period.
• Cruz Waerness pushed the Seahawk advantage to 5-2 just 18 seconds into the second quarter, but SCAD responded with three of the next four goals to go into the halftime break trailing Keiser by just one score, 6-5.
• Keiser came out of the halftime break strong and went on a run of three unanswered goals, with two from Senior, to go in front 9-5 with 11:12 on the clock in the third.
• SCAD-Savannah however went on a run of its own and seized their first lead of the game at 10-9 with five consecutive goals, a run that Keiser wasn't able to halt until East hit the back of the net with just one second left in the third quarter to tie it up at 10-10 headed into the final frame.
• SCAD rattled off three unanswered goals to go in front 13-10, and although Brandon Benitez was able to get loose for a Seahawk score with 10:46 remaining, the Bees held off the Keiser attack and added three more goals as well before the final whistle for the 16-11 victory.

 TEAM LEADERS
No. 8 Keiser
Points: Kalmowitz (5)
Goals: Kalmowitz/Senior (3)
Assists: Johnson (3)
Faceoff: Collins (14-of-28)
Ground Balls: Stone (6)
Caused Turnovers: Stone (3)
Saves: Olortegui (14)
 
No. 10 SCAD-Savannah
Points: Thomas (6)
Goals: Zachar (4)
Assists: Thomas (3)
Faceoff: Smith (13-of-27)
Ground Balls: Tolmer (5)
Caused Turnovers: Three with (3)
Saves: Wiseman (6)

Up Next
No. 8 Keiser will have a quick turnaround for when it plays in the last regular season game of 2019 against Point University on Sunday, April 14 at 12:00 p.m. The game will be played at the SCAD Athletics Complex in Hardeeville, S.C.