Matchup: Keiser vs. Ave Maria
Records: Keiser (11-0), Ave Maria (1-5)
Season Series: 4-0, KU

• Head Coach Brook Fordyce picked up his 100th career victory with the Seahawks win in game two.
• The 20 runs scored in game one were the most under Fordyce.
• KU last scored 20 runs on May 19, 2016, against Central Baptist in the NAIA Regionals.
• Keiser leads the all-time series against the Gyrenes, 33-10, winning the last eight games.
• Keiser moved to 11-0 for the first time since 2008, when they started 13-0.

Score: Keiser 20, Ave Maria 0, 7 Inn.
Pitchers of Record: W: Reynolds (2-0), L: Diaz (1-1)
Time of Game: 2:18

• James Reynolds moved to 2-0 on the season, throwing five shutout innings with four strikeouts.
• Victor Gotay finished the game off with two hitless innings, fanning three batters while allowing just a single walk.

• Eight of the nine Seahawk starters recorded a hit in the first game, finishing with 11.
• Kemper Bednar, Niko Petrides, and Zach Mazur led the way with two hits apiece.
• Mazur had a game-best four runs batted in.
• Mathew Catalfo, Nick LaBrasca, Petrides, and Ben McConnell had 3 RBIs apiece.

Keiser 5, Ave Maria 0

• The Seahawks exploded out of the gate, scoring five runs on just two hits.
• McConnell was hit by a pitch and scored on an Xavier Acosta double to deep center.
• Catalfo plated the second run with an RBI groundout to the pitcher and a wild pitch allowed LaBrasca to score as the lead sat at 3-0.
• Mazur capped off the inning with a two-run double to right.

Keiser 12, Ave Maria 0

• Keiser loaded the bases with one-out when Catalfo drove in a pair with a sharp single down the left field.
• Following an error on the shortstop to reload the bases, Bednar extended the lead to 8-0 with an RBI single to left center.
• Mazur then ripped a two-run single to right as the margin grew to double-digits, 10-0.
• Petrides followed with a sacrifice fly to center and McConnell capped the inning with an RBI single to left as the lead stood at 12-0.

Keiser 13, Ave Maria 0

• The Seahawks filled the bags with one-out when McConnell lifted a sacrifice fly to center.

Keiser 16, Ave Maria 0

• With runners on first and second and one-away, Bednar laced an RBI double to right center, upping the advantage to 14-0.
• After a foul out to third, Petrides connected on a two-run single to center to lead 16-0.

Keiser 19, Ave Maria 0

• For the second straight game, LaBrasca connected on a three-run home run, making it 19-0 in favor of KU.

Keiser 20, Ave Maria 0

• McConnell put an exclamation point on the game with a solo home run as the Seahawks scored the most runs ever under head coach Fordyce.

Score: Keiser 14, Ave Maria 4, 7 Inn.
Pitchers of Record: W: Reyes (2-0), L: Sullivan (0-1)
Time of Game: 2:35

• Deykel Reyes went three innings in the start, striking out three batters on his way to his second victory of the year.
• Andrew Mitchell threw three solid inning in relief with two punch outs and Parker Grahe finished the game in the seventh.

• Just like in game one, eight Keiser starters had at least one hit with the team boasting 15.
• Accosta led the way with three hits and drove in three runs.
• Tim Bouchard had a game-best four RBIs and two doubles.

Keiser 1, Ave Maria 0

• Accosta drew a one-out walk and moved to third on a Mason Dinesen double to left.
• Bouchard pushed across the lone with an RBI groundout to second.

Keiser 8, Ave Maria 0

• LaBrasca led off with a double to right and Mazur followed with his first home run in a Seahawks uniform.
• The next three Seahawks reached to load the bases before a wild pitch allowed Bednar to score.
• Accosta extended the lead to five runs with an RBI single to right.
• Following back-to-back strikeouts, Catalfo connected on a two-run double to right as KU held a 7-0 lead.
• LaBrasca capped off the seven-run inning with an RBI single to center.

Keiser 13, Ave Maria 0

• Bednar and McConnell sandwiched their singles around a strikeout, leading to an Accosta RBI single to right center.
• An error on the first basemen allowed the tenth run of the game to cross the plate.
• After Dinesen was hit by a pitch, Bouchard cleared the bases with a three-run home run to right center as KU led 13-0.

Keiser 13, Ave Maria 2

• A hit by pitch allowed Ave Maria to score their first run of the non-conference weekend series.
• An RBI single to left pushed the second Gyrene across as Keiser led 13-2.

Keiser 14, Ave Maria 2

• Accosta got a run back for the Seahawks with a two-out RBI double to right.
   

Keiser 14, Ave Maria 4

• Ave Maria connected on a two-run home run with one-out in the frame.

Keiser vs. St. Thomas to open Sun Conference play on Friday, Feb. 12 at 6:00 p.m. at Paul Demie Field in Miami Gardens, Fla.