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0
SCAD Savannah SCAD (13-3-1, 5-2-1 SUN)
2
Winner Keiser KU (16-0-1, 7-0-0 SUN)
SCAD Savannah SCAD
(13-3-1, 5-2-1 SUN)
0
Final
2
Keiser KU
(16-0-1, 7-0-0 SUN)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
SCAD Savannah SCAD 0 0 0
Keiser KU 2 0 2

Game Recap: No. 1 Women's Soccer |

No. 1 Women's Soccer Claims Sun Conference Regular Season Title with Win over No. 12 SCAD

Game Information
Score: No. 1 Keiser 2, No. 12 SCAD 0
Records: No. 1 Keiser (16-0-1) (6-0-0 SUN), No. 12 SCAD (13-3-1) (5-2-1 SUN)
Location: Arrigo-Vecellio Field, West Palm Beach, Fla.

No. 1 women's soccer claimed their second straight Sun Conference Regular Season Title on Monday in front of their home crowd in West Palm Beach, Florida. Maja Lundman scored the opener before Lauren Riley slotted her 11th of the season to give the Seahawks some insurance.





 

How it Happened
  • SCAD would have the first chance of the match on a corner in the third minute but it would sail over the heads of all of the players on the field.
  • In the 17th minute, the Seahawks had a great chance in front of net but the shot by Ayaka Matsumaru would be saved by the SCAD keeper, Zoe Goodale.
  • Nearly four minutes later, Kyoka Koshijima had a chance in front of the net but it was Goodale again making a diving save to keep the game scoreless.
  • With eight minutes left in the half, Georgia Little crossed a ball in that found the foot of Maja Lundman who would beat the SCAD keeper and put KU on the board.
  • Less than two minutes later, Oline Sundgot's header bounced off the crossbar before she was able to tap it back to Lauren Riley who blasted it into the net to give Keiser the 2-0 lead.
  • KU would head to the half with an 8-3 shot advantage, 5-1 on goal.
  • The Seahawks would come out firing in the second half, earning three corners in the first 10 minutes of action. 
  • SCAD would have their best chance of the day in the 60th minute but Grace McClellan was up to the task parrying the shot away from danger.
  • Keiser would continue to create chance after chance in front of net but couldn't quite finish the chance to get their third.
  • The Bees were able to put together another attack in the 78th minute but McClellan would make the save with little trouble.
  • The clock would strike zero and the Seahawks would earn their 12th shutout of the season.

Game Notes
  • The Seahawks improved to 16-0-1 with the win and extended their Sun Conference regular season winning streak to 19 in a row.
  • With the win, Keiser secured their 2nd straight Sun Conference Regular Season Championship and 17th in program history.
  • Lundman's goal was not only the game-winner but also moved her into a tie for third on the team with eight goals this season.
  • Riley moved into a tie for first on the team with her 11th goal of the year.
  • With her assist in the 38th minute, Little is now third on the team with six in the season.
  • McClellan's shutout moved her into a tie for second all-time with 24 in her career.
  • It was also the 98th shutout at home for the Seahawks program.


By the Numbers
No. 1 Keiser
Shots: 14
Shots on Goal: 9
Corner Kicks: 5
Saves: 3
 
No. 12 SCAD
Shots: 7
Shots on Goal: 3
Corner Kicks: 3
Saves: 7
 
Up Next
Keiser vs. Warner on Thursday, Nov. 3 at 11:00 a.m. at Arrigo-Vecellio Field in West Palm Beach, Florida.

 


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