Score: No. 4 Keiser 15, No. 1 SCAD-Savannah 24
Records: No. 4 Keiser (2-1), No. 1 SCAD-Savannah (4-0)
Location: SCAD Athletics Complex – Savannah, Ga.

Despite a career-high tying four goals from Madalyn Huber, the No. 4 Keiser women's lacrosse team dropped their first contest of the season on the road to No. 1 SCAD-Savannah, 24-15 Sunday afternoon.


Keiser 8, SCAD 10

• SCAD claimed the early advantage with a free position goal by Sydney Knego with 26:26 remaining in the opening half.
• An unassisted goal by Se'Anna Beikirch knotted the game at one-apiece with 22:32 showing on the scoreboard.
• The Bees ran off six straight goals to claim their largest lead of the half 7-1, at the 15:38 mark.
• Back-to-back tallies from Melanie Brown and Beikrich cut the deficit to four with 10:47 to go.
• Following a SCAD tally, two goals by Madalyn Huber and a Cat Raymond goal brought the Seahawks to within two, 8-6, with 5:23 remaining.
• The Bees briefly halted the run but Jade Dougherty and Beikrich found the back of the net to trail 9-8 with 2:33 left.
• SCAD notched the final goal of the half at the 1:35 mark to lead the Seahawks 10-8 at the intermission.

Keiser 15, SCAD 24

• The Bees ran off the first three goals of the second half, upping their advantage to 13-8 with 25:47 left.
• Three straight goals by three different Seahawks brought KU to within two, 13-11, with 22:33 to go.
• SCAD answered back with five unanswered tallies, extending their lead to 18-11 with 19:05 remaining in the game.
• Melanie Brown assisted on the next two goals for the Seahawks as the margin came down to five at the 16:41 mark.
• However, the Bees ran off seven straight goals to take a 23-13 advantage with 6:28 left in the contest.
• Keiser netted two of the final three goals of the game but suffered their first loss of the year, 24-15.

• 3: Three Seahawks tallied an assist on the afternoon, led by Brown with three
• 7: Huber led the way with four goals as seven different Seahawks reached the scoring column
• 9: Huber won a game-high nine draw controls for the Seahawks
• 14: Covell registered a game-high 14 saves in the loss
• 17: Keiser picked up 17 ground balls, including a team-high three by Beikirch
• 20: Keiser recorded 20 shots on goal out of 21 shot attempts

 

No. 4 Keiser
Points: Brown (5)
Goals: Huber (4)
Assists: Brown (3)
Draw Controls: Beikirch (9)
Ground Balls: Covell (4)
Caused Turnovers: Beikirch (2)
Saves: Covell (14)
 
No. 1 SCAD-Savannah
Points: Knego (12)
Goals: Knego (9)
Assists: Three tied (3)
Draw Controls: Knego (9)
Ground Balls: Crouch (5)
Caused Turnovers: Three tied (3)
Saves: McCullough (4)


The Seahawks return home for their 2020 home opener on Wednesday, Feb. 26, as they will take on Lynn University beginning at 6:00 p.m.