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0
Fla. Memorial FMUW21 (0-5-0)
11
Winner Keiser KU (11-0-1)
Fla. Memorial FMUW21
(0-5-0)
0
Final
11
Keiser KU
(11-0-1)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Fla. Memorial FMUW21 0 0 0
Keiser KU 10 1 11

Game Recap: No. 3 Women's Soccer |

Lundman Secures Hat Trick as No. 1 Women's Soccer Smothers Lions, 11-0

Game Information
Score: No. 1 Keiser 11, Florida Memorial 0
Records: No. 1 Keiser (11-0-1) (2-0-0 SUN), Florida Memorial (0-5-0) (0-4-0 SUN)
Location: Arrigo-Vecellio Field, West Palm Beach, Fla.

No. 1 women's soccer showed their dominance from start to finish over Florida Memorial at home on Thursday. Maja Lundman collected her second career hat trick on the afternoon to lead the Seahawks.


How it Happened
  • It did not take long for Keiser to get on the attack as Maja Lundman scored first for the Seahawks in the third minute of the game.
  • In the fifth minute, it was Lundman finding the back of the net again off a ground cross from Maja Henriksson to put KU ahead 2-0.
  • Just over a minute later, Kyoka Koshijima fought off a defender to find Ramona Kannady who scored the third Seahawks goal.
  • Kannady would double her total in the 10th minute on Henriksson's third crossing assist of the afternoon to give Keiser a 4-0 lead.
  • Lundman would finish her hat trick in the 18th minute, making her the fourth Seahawk to achieve the feat.
  • The previous week's hat trick scorer, Oline Sundgot extended the lead to 6-0 in the 22nd minute of the game.
  • Lauren Riley caught back up to Kannady in the overall scoring leaderboard in the 26th minute to make it a 7-0 game.
  • Sundgot doubled her total in the 31st minute to extend the lead to eight.
  • In the 34th minute, Julia Forslund scored her first of the morning before Emily Payne scored her first of her career just 20 seconds later.
  • At the halftime whistle, the Seahawks led 10-0 with a 39-0 shot advantage.
  • The game was halted early in the second half as inclement weather delayed the game for nearly an hour.
  • Just after the restart, Symantha Campos scored her first career goal to bring the score to 11-0.
  • Just after the 70th minute, inclement weather rolled in again and the game was called due to the weather.

Game Notes
  • Keiser picked up their eighth shutout victory, improving their overall record to 11-0-1.
  • The 11-0 win was the largest margin of victory this season for KU.
  • It was also a season-high for the team in points(37), goals(11), assists(15), shots(48), and shots on goal (26).
  • The 15 assists were the fourth-most in program history for Keiser.
  • Lundman became the fourth hat trick scorer for the Seahawks and second in as many games.
  • Henriksson's four assists were not only a career-high for the defender, but also tied for the second-best mark in program history.
  • With Kannady's two goals and Riley's one, the two are now tied atop the scoring leaderboard.
  • Though Henriksson took the lead in overall assists, Koshijima still leads the team in points with 24.
  • Goalkeeper Maude Rouanet got her first win in net for her Seahawks career.
  • The final shot total was 48-0 in favor of the Seahawks, 26-0 on goal.


By the Numbers
No. 1 Keiser
Shots: 48
Shots on Goal: 26
Corner Kicks: 12
Saves: 0
 
Florida Memorial
Shots: 0
Shots on Goal: 0
Corner Kicks: 0
Saves: 15
 
Up Next
Keiser vs. St. Thomas on Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7:00 p.m. at AutoNation Field in Miami Gardens, Fla.

 


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