Score: No. 2 Keiser 11, No. 5 SCAD-Savannah 13
Records: No. 2 Keiser (15-4), No. 5 SCAD-Savannah (12-3)
Location: Blue Devils Stadium (Southfield, Mich.)

No. 2 Keiser Women's Lacrosse fell in the NAIA Quarterfinal to No. 5 SCAD Savannah 13-11 on Wednesday night in Southfield, Michigan. 


Keiser 4, SCAD 5

• Melanie Brown secured the early lead for Keiser with a goal at the 12:33 mark.
• SCAD would respond with back-to-back goals to take the 2-1 lead with 11:05 left to play in the first.
• The game would then enter a back and forth sequence that would last the rest of the first half beginning with a goal by Sydney Passaro at the 8:45 mark.
• Following a Bees goal, Valeria Lomaglio tied the game 3-3 with 5:32 to play.
• SCAD would find the back of the net again before Lomaglio tied the game at 4-4 with 2:58 remaining.
• The Bees would score the final goal of the period to take a 5-4 lead into the second.

Keiser 7, SCAD 7

• Hayley Frew kept the pattern alive as Keiser tied the game at 5-5 six minutes into the second quarter.
• SCAD would break the tie before KU struck again with 4:17 remaining as Brown made it a 6-6 game.
• The Bees would score at the 2:47 mark before the Seahawks tied the game courtesy of Talia Myers to tie the game at 7-7 going into the half.

Keiser 9, SCAD 11

• Brown would open the second half with her third of the game to give Keiser an 8-7 lead just over a minute into the third.
• SCAD followed with a 4-0 scoring run over four minutes to take an 11-8 lead with 8:41 left in the third quarter.
• Once again, it was Brown to find the back of the net for KU and bring the Seahawks within two goals going into the fourth quarter as SCAD led 11-9.

Keiser 11, SCAD 13

• After 10 minutes of scoreless play, Chloe Foley brought the score to 11-10 with 4:48 left in the game.
• Myers followed up to tie the game at 11-11 with just over two minutes on the clock.
• With 38 seconds on the clock, the Bees found the back of the net to take the one-goal lead.
• On the ensuing possession, Keiser attempted to force a turnover which left the defense astray allowing SCAD to score the final goal of the night and take the 13-11 win.

• 2: Myers and Stacey Marcelin were credited with two caused turnovers each in the game.
• 2: Lomaglio, Myers, and Hannah Reeder each collected two draw controls for Keiser.
• 3: Lena Finkelstein, Chloe Foley, Marcelin, and Reeder all tallied three groundballs in the contest. 
• 4: Brown led Keiser with four goals and four points on the night.
• 4: The Seahawks moved to 4-3 all-time at the NAIA National Tournament.
• 10: Marcelin had a career-best 10 saves in net for KU.

No. 2 Keiser
Points: Brown (4)
Goals: Brown (4)
Assists: N/A
Draw Controls: Lomaglio/Myers/Reeder (2)
Ground Balls: Finkelstein/Foley/Marcelin/Reeder (3)
Caused Turnovers: Marcelin/Myers (2)
Saves: Marcelin (10)
 
No. 5 SCAD
Points: Luff (5)
Goals: Luff (4)
Assists: Milia (2)
Draw Controls: Luff/Smith (5)
Ground Balls: Smith (3)
Caused Turnovers: Smith (3)
Saves: Richards (5)