Score: No. 1 Keiser 17, St. Andrews 13
Records: No. 1 Keiser (2-0), St. Andrews (0-2)
Location: Knights Turf Field, Laurinburg, N.C.

No. 1 Keiser University got into a battle with St. Andrews on the road on Tuesday before pulling away in the second half for the win, 17-13.


Keiser 4, St. Andrews 3

• Madison Andrews got the scoring started in the contest with a goal at the 12:42 mark.
• Hayley Frew and Melanie Brown followed suit to put Keiser up 3-0 with 7:05 remaining in the first.
• Back-to-back goals brought the KU lead to 3-2 with 5:20 showing.
• Andrews found the back of the net again with 3:45 left before SAU scored to bring the game to 4-3 with KU ahead going into the second

Keiser 8, St. Andrews 6

• Back and forth scoring throughout the second period saw both sides scoring three goals each, with Mia Dyson and Leanza Gibaud netting their first goals of the year.
• With just seven seconds left in the half, Lena Finkelstein scored to put Keiser up 8-6 going into halftime.

Keiser 14, St. Andrews 10

• The Seahawks took the early initiative in the third quarter of action.
• Rachel McLaughlin, Melanie Brown, and Hayley Frew all tallied goals just over three minutes into the second half to propel KU ahead 11-6.
• The Knights scored the next three of four goals in the period to cut the Keiser lead to 12-9 with 4:15 remaining.
• Frew was able to find her hat trick goal in the third period with 2:38 showing to put KU ahead 13-9.
• Following an SAU goal, McLaughlin scored the final goal of the period with 1:24 on the clock to give the Seahawks a 14-10 lead heading to the fourth.

Keiser 17, St. Andrews 13

• Valeria Lomaglio scored her first of the contest to open the fourth quarter scoring for Keiser and bring Keiser ahead 15-10.
• McLaughlin earned her hat trick between two Knights goals at the 12:42 mark.
• Lomaglio put the Seahawks up 17-12 with her second goal and 8:02 left in the game
• The Knights scored with 2:35 left but it was not enough as Keiser finished with the 17-13 victory.

• 3: The third meeting of the two teams brought the series lead to 3-0 in favor of the Seahawks
• 3: It was a hat trick of hat tricks as Frew, McLaughlin, and Brown all netted three goals.
• 3: Rebecca Gibson had a team-high three caused turnovers.
• 5: McLaughlin led the Seahawks in groundballs(6) and points(5), tying Finkelstein in assists with two on the afternoon.
• 11: Cassidy Green earned the win between the sticks, making 11 saves on the day.

No. 1 Keiser
Points: McLaughlin (5)
Goals: Brown, Frew, and McLaughlin (3)
Assists: McLaughlin/Finkelstein (2)
Draw Controls: Frew/Lomaglio (4)
Ground Balls: McLaughlin (6)
Caused Turnovers: Gibson (3)
Saves: Green (11)
 
St. Andrews
Points: Martin (8)
Goals: Martin (6)
Assists: Martin/Bollinger (2)
Draw Controls: Martin (6)
Ground Balls: Martin (9)
Caused Turnovers: Dewberry (5)
Saves: Isola (13)


Keiser will continue their road trip on Wednesday, February 23 at 2:00 p.m. in Athens, Tenn. as they face Tennessee Wesleyan.