Score: No. 17 Keiser 88, Florida Memorial 80
Records: No. 17 Keiser (22-5, 14-3 TSC), Florida Memorial (9-18, 6-11 TSC)
Location: Student Life Center, West Palm Beach, Fla.

No. 17 Keiser concluded their regular season home slate with a wire-to-wire victory over visiting Florida Memorial. It was Senior Night inside the Student Life Center, as seven Seahawks were honored prior to the game: Charles Chung, CJ Fisher, Jermar Perkins, Mark Gordon, Malcolm Mabry, Chance Anderson, and Marko Orlic.




No. 17 Keiser 45, Florida Memorial 32

• The Seahawks held a 7-2 lead at the game's opening media timeout with 14:57 on the clock.
• Keiser's defense held the Lions to just two baskets on their first 13 attempts as their lead reached seven points, 11-4, after a thunderous follow up jam from Gavin Antoine at the 11:27 mark.
• Florida Memorial trimmed the margin to 13-9 at the next media timeout, with 10:00 remaining.
• After the Lions drew to within a single possession, 14-11, the Seahawks went on a 14-1 run to go in front 28-12 with 5:52 remaining in the half. Orlic canned two triples during the run, which was capped off by an emphatic fastbreak dunk from Gordon.
• FMU used an 8-2 run to draw within 30-20, but Gordon sunk two straight three-pointers, pushing the Seahawks lead to 36-20, with 2:44 on the clock.
• The teams traded buckets down the stretch as the Seahawks led 45-32 at the halftime whistle.
• Keiser forced 12 Florida Memorial turnovers with ten steals in the first 20 minutes of play, resulting in nine points off turnovers.  

No. 17 Keiser 88, Florida Memorial 80

• Ryan Kroll sank a corner triple to hand the Seahawks their first 20-point lead of the game, 59-39, with 15:32 on the clock.
• Florida Memorial responded with a 21-4 run, climbing back to within a possession, 63-60, as the half neared the midway point.
• Keiser answered in a big way, igniting the crowd with a 13-3 run, establishing a 76-63 advantage, capped off by another explosive dunk from Antoine in transition with just 6:51 still to play.
• The Lions did not go quietly as they scored the next eight points, drawing to within five, 76-71, with 5:22 on the clock.
• Orlic's third three-pointer of the game and yet another Gordon throw down turned the tide right back in favor of Keiser, as the Seahawks seized a 81-71 lead with 4:26 remaining.
• The Lions were unable to get any closer than seven points from that point forward, as the Seahawks claimed the 88-80 victory, improving to 12-2 on their home floor.

• 0: Keiser never trailed in the contest.
• 4: Four Seahawks were in double-figure scoring: Gordon (29), Mabry (17), Orlic (13), and Anderson (10).
• 5: KU has now won the last five meetings with Florida Memorial.
• 11-12: 11 of Gordon's game-high 29 points came from the charity stripe, as he shot 11-of-12 from the line.
• 14-15: Keiser finished with 14 steals, and it was the 15th game this season that the Seahawks have notched double-digit steals.
• 19-3: The Seahawks had a big advantage in second chance points, 19-3.
• 25-5: The all-time series is in favor of Keiser, 25-5.

No. 17 Keiser

• PTS: Gordon, 29
• REB: Gordon/Mabry, 9
• A: Gordon/Mabry, 4
• STL: Gordon/Anderson, 4
• BLK: Anderson, 2

Florida Memorial

• PTS: Johnson, 17
• REB: Kebe, 12
• A: K. Darrett, 5
•  STL: Johnson/K. Darrett, 3
• BLK:  Young, 4

No. 17 Keiser will conclude the 2019-2020 regular season at St. Thomas on Saturday, February 22. Tip-off from the Fernandez Family Center in Miami Gardens, Fla. is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.