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Winner Keiser KU 18-6, 2-1 SUN
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Fla. Memorial FMU 3-2, 1-2 SUN
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Keiser KU
18-6, 2-1 SUN
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Final
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Fla. Memorial FMU
3-2, 1-2 SUN
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Team 1 2 3 4 F
Keiser KU 23 27 25 25 (3)
Fla. Memorial FMU 25 25 23 15 (1)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Volleyball Earns 3-1 Road Win at Florida Memorial

The Keiser volleyball team won their second straight conference road match with a 3-1 (23-25, 27-25, 25-23, 25-15) victory at Florida Memorial on Wednesday night.
 
With the win, the Seahawks improved to 19-6 (3-1 SUN) on the year while FMU falls to 3-3 (1-3 SUN).
 
The win marked the Seahawks 35th all-time victory over Florida Memorial as KU improved to 15-3 all-time versus the Lions in Miami Gardens.
 



match information
Match Score: Keiser Seahawks 3, Florida Memorial Lions 1
Set Scores: (23-25, 27-25, 25-23, 25-15)
Location: FMU Wellness Center - Miami Gardens, Fla.
Records: Keiser Seahawks (19-6, 3-1 SUN) Florida Memorial Lions (3-3, 1-3 SUN)
 


How it Happened

SET 1 (25-23 FMU)

  • Both teams traded points to make it 4-4.
  • The Lions scored four straight to take an 8-4 lead - capped off by a service ace by FMU's Jasmine Maldonado.
  • FMU pushed its lead to five, 12-7, following a kill by Caroline Souza.
  • Trailing 13-8, the Seahawks rattled off five straight points to tie the game at 13-all following a kill by Sophia Trout.
  • FMU took a 24-22 lead, serving for set point when Brooklynn Slater made it 24-23 with the kill.
  • The Lions claimed the first set as a kill by Bethania Barreto recorded the 25th point.

SET 2 (27-25 KU)

  • With the score tied 3-3, the Seahawks scored back-to-back points to take a 5-3 after a kill by Slater.
  • Keiser made it 10-6 following a ball-handling error by FMU's Agustina Busque.
  • The Seahawks maintained its four-point lead, 14-10, after another kill by Slater.
  • Sydney Wattles made it a 17-13 game with a kill down the middle.
  • Slater gave Keiser its 20th point of the set with a cross-court kill, 20-17.
  • The Lions posted five consecutive points to take a 24-21 lead, serving for set point.
  • Wattles kept the set alive with a kill, 24-22.
  • Again, Wattles scored off an assist by Hannah Heide to cut the FMU lead to 24-23.
  • Out of an FMU timeout, Keiser tied the set 24-24, following a kill by Slater.
  • Looking to take a 2-0 lead over the Seahawks, FMU held a 25-24 lead until an attack error by Barreto knotted the score up, 25-25.
  • The Seahawks scored two straight points to take the set following a service ace by Frederica Silva and a kill by Slater, 27-25.

SET 3 (25-23 KU)

  • The Lions opened the third set with a 5-1 lead.
  • A kill by Josephine Mulligan tied the set at 5-5.
  • KU recorded two straight points to take an 8-6 lead after a block by Silva at the net.
  • With the game tied again (this time at 8-8), the Seahawks scored back-to-back points for a 10-8 lead.
  • The Seahawks took their biggest lead of the set, 17-12, following back-to-back aces by Silva.
  • A kill by Slater (from Heide) gave Keiser a 20-15 lead.
  • The Lions pulled within one, 20-19, after a block of an attack by Slater.
  • With the Seahawks up 23-21, FMU's Souza had a service error to give KU a chance to take the set.
  • The Lions cut the Keiser lead to 24-23, forcing Head Coach James Rogers to call a timeout.
  • Out of the break, the Seahawks scored back-to-back points to win the third set, 25-23, and take a 2-1 lead.

SET 4 (25-15 KU)

  • Again, the fourth set started like the previous three as the lead see-sawed back and forth.
  • With the score tied at nine, the Seahawks outscored the Lions 10-1 to take a 19-10 lead capped off by a service ace by Silva.
  • A kill by Wattles gave Keiser a 20-13 lead.
  • Two more points by the Seahawks gave KU a 22-13 lead.
  • KU made it a 10-point game following an attack error by the Lions.
  • Up 24-15, the Seahawks won the set and the match following an attack error by FMU's Souza.
 
 

Key Stats

  • Hannah Heide logged 47 assists, good for her eighth match of the year with 40+ assists. 
  • With 47 assists, Heide has now registered 823 assists this season, leading both the Sun Conference and the NAIA. 
  • Heide has now tallied 3,590 career assists - 386 shy of becoming the school's all-time leader (Brooklyn VandeHei - 3,975).
  • Heide also recorded 12 digs for her 10th double-double of the season.
  • Brooklynn Slater added 25 kills to extend her NAIA lead in points and kills (457.5/400).
  • Slater's 400 kills are the fifth-most in a season at Keiser all-time.
  • Sydney Wattles recorded 14 kills, marking the fourth match this season of 10-or-more kills.
  • Erika Magin chipped in 14 digs to increase her career total to 1,928 - school's all-time leader.
  • Frederica Silva notched a career-best five service aces for the Seahawks on Wednesday.
  • KU hit .350 in the second set and .407 in set number four. 
  • The 55 kills by the Seahawks versus the Lions were the third-most this season and the highest total among all four-set matches.

Game Notes
  • With the win, the Seahawks improve to 35-7 all-time versus the Lions.
  • KU now holds a 15-3 record all-time versus the Lions in Miami Gardens.
  • Keiser also leads the series versus FMU in conference play, 29-5.
  • The win moves Keiser to 19-6 overall this season and 3-1 in Sun Conference action.
  • The win was KU's second straight road victory.
  • With the win, Keiser is tied for second in the SUN standings.
  • With the win, Head Coach James Rogers improves to 151-64 all-time at Keiser, including a 52-25 record in Sun Conference play.

Up Next

The Seahawks will return to the Student Life Center to host the Southeastern Fire on Saturday, September 30. First serve is set for 2:00 PM.
 

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