Flag Football Claims First Road Win at St. Thomas, 19-6

Box Score
Score: Keiser 19, St. Thomas 6
Records: Keiser (2-0, 2-0), St. Thomas (2-3, 1-2)
Location: STU Field, Miami Gardens, Fla.
Time of Game: 12:00 PM
Weather: Windy, Slight Rain

The Seahawks earned a hard-fought, 19-6, victory at St. Thomas on Saturday afternoon. The contest was the first-ever road game for Keiser.

Keiser 7, St. Thomas 0

The Seahawks started with the ball and didn't skip a beat since their season opener last week.
Elise Liggett hooked up with Jazmin Rhoden for the 14-yard touchdown pass to lead 6-0.
The one-point conversion was successful as Rhoden found Kennedy Foster, making it 7-0.
For the first time in program history, Keiser's offense was stopped on their next drive and forced to punt the ball away. Last week, KU went 6-for-6 on offensive drives.

Keiser 7, St. Thomas 6

On their first drive of the second quarter, Rhoden's second pass was intercepted by Wilson and returned eight yards to the STU 35-yard line.
However, the Seahawks defense was up to the challenge, forcing a three-and-out to get the ball back.
The Bobcats scored the first-ever points against Keiser with 10 seconds remaining in the half as Nehar threw a 14-yard touchdown. The touchdown capped off a three-play, 53-yard, 48-second drive.
The one-point attempt was no good as the Seahawks led 7-6 at halftime.

Keiser 7, St. Thomas 6

The third quarter was scoreless with Keiser's defense holding St. Thomas to zero yards of offense.
The Seahawks managed just 53-yards of offense in the quarter.

Keiser 19, St. Thomas 6

KU extended their advantage to 13-6 with 7:43 remaining in the fourth when Liggett found Akiyah Taylor for the 16-yard touchdown. The Seahawks were unable to extend the score as the one-point try was no good.
Maria Vega put a stamp on the game with a 19-yard pick-six with 5:50 showing on the scoreboard to lead 19-6.
The Seahawks saw the game off, winning their second contest of the inaugural season, 19-6.