Score: No. 5 Keiser 20, St. Andrews 3
Records: No. 5 Keiser (1-0), St. Andrews (0-1)
Location: Knight Field - Laurinburg, N.C.

Hayley Mazreku and Melanie Brown each found the back of the net three times to lead the Keiser women's lacrosse team to a 20-3 route of St. Andrews Saturday afternoon.


Keiser 12, St. Andrews 1

• Keiser jumped on the Knights early, scoring the first six points of the contest in the first 10 minutes.
• Kyli Towner started the run for the Seahawks with her first goal of the 2019 campaign and Mazreku added two of her three scores during the stretch.
• After the Knights stopped the run with their first goal of the contest with 16:46 remaining in the half, the Seahawks answered with six unanswered goals to head into the halftime break with a 12-1 advantage.

 

Keiser 20, St. Andrews 3

• After trading goals to open the second half, the Seahawks used a 4-0 run to build their lead up to 17-2.
• Keiser continued to roll after the Knights tallied their third and final goal of the game as the Seahawks netted three more before the end of regulation, winning 20-3.

 

• 3: Mazreku and Brown scored three goals apiece in the season opening win
• 7: Seven different players registered assists for Keiser, led by Bridget Reddington with four
• 8: Se'Anna Beikirch won eight draw controls, while the team finished with 19
• 10: The Seahawks forced 10 caused turnovers, including a game-high three by Brown
• 12: 12 Seahawks found the back of the net
• 17: Keiser scooped up 17 ground balls compared to five for the Knights
• 29: KU registered 29 shots on goal
• 36: Keiser held a 36-shot edge, outshooting St. Andrews 43-7

 

No. 5 Keiser
Points: Reddington (5)
Goals: Three tied (3)
Assists: Reddington (4)
Draw Controls: Beikirch (8)
Ground Balls: Three tied (3)
Caused Turnovers: Brown (3)
Saves: Covell (3)
 
St. Andrews
Points: Minter (2)
Goals: Minter (2)
Assists: Two Tied (2)
Draw Controls: Two Tied (2)
Ground Balls: Five Tied (1)
Caused Turnovers: Minter (4)
Saves: Garcia (9)
 

The Seahawks remain on the road as they will travel to Banner Elk, N.C., on Sunday, Feb. 10, to square off against Lees-McRae College.