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0
Southeastern SEU (4-6-1)
4
Winner Keiser KU (12-0-0)
Southeastern SEU
(4-6-1)
0
Final
4
Keiser KU
(12-0-0)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Southeastern SEU 0 0 0
Keiser KU 1 3 4

Game Recap: No. 1 Women's Soccer |

No. 2 Women's Soccer Uses Second-Half Surge to Blow Out Fire, 4-0

Game Information
Score: No. 2 Keiser Seahawks 4, Southeastern Fire 0
Records: No. 2 Keiser (12-0-0), Southeastern (4-6-1) 
Location: Arrigo-Vecellio Field, West Palm Beach, Fla.

No. 2 Keiser women's soccer used three second-half goals to run away from Southeastern at home on Wednesday afternoon. Alicia Rey opened the game with a goal in the 21st minute off a cross from Lauren Riley to give the Seahawks the lead. After the half, Delfina Lombardi, Ramona Kannady, and Maria Vilhena all tacked on goals to cushion the lead. Keiser only allowed four shots and preserved their seventh straight shutout, breaking the record for most consecutive shutouts in program history.

The Seahawks will now travel to Hardeeville, S.C. to play No. 14 SCAD Savannah on Saturday, October 26. Kickoff from the SCAD Athletics Complex is set for 11:00 a.m.

How it Happened
  • Keiser was on the front foot early with two corners and two shots in the first four minutes
  • Following a throw-in in the 21st minute, Maria Vilhena found Lauren Riley on the wing who whipped a cross to the front post where Alicia Rey volleyed home the opening goal of the game
  • With five minutes to play in the first half, Southeastern had their best chance with Izzy Tomlin in a 1-on-1 with Maude Rouanet who made a kick save to keep her shutout streak alive
  • The Seahawks would go into the break with an 8-2 advantage in shots and the 1-0 lead
  • In the 65th minute, Riley broke away and tried an outside-footed shot that was saved, but Delfina Lombardi was there to punch in the rebound, and Keiser would go up 2-0
  • Two minutes later, Rey intercepted a ball in the midfield working it to Vilhena who played Ramona Kannady through on goal. Kannady would put the ball by the keeper and give Keiser a 3-0 lead
  • KU continued to press forward with Karine Ørud and Steingerður Snorradóttir putting shots on net
  • In the 77th minute, Ørud found Vilhena in the box who swerved a right-footed shot by the keeper to give Keiser the 4-0 lead
  • The Seahawks would hold out the remainder of the game, securing the 4-0 shutout

Game Notes
  • Keiser continues their best start in program history with their 12th straight win
  • The Seahawks have now shut out their last seven opponents, breaking the program record for consecutive shutouts
  • KU improves to 18-3-4 against Southeastern and 12-1-1 at home against the Fire all time
  • Though she didn't score, Riley still found herself involved in the first goal of the game for the fourth time in a row
  • Vilhena's goal moves her season-long tally to seven total
  • Kannady and Rey remain tied for third on the team now with five goals each
  • Riley and Vilhena each recorded two assists in the contest to lead the Seahawks
  • Little, Ørud, and Rey all added an assist to their season totals
  • Rouanet was only called on once but made the save she needed to make, leading to her eighth shutout of the season
  • Keiser outshot Southeastern 24-4 on the day, 11-1 on goal
  • The Seahawks have outshot every opponent this season and eight of their opponents by 20 or more


Up Next

The Seahawks will now travel to Hardeeville, S.C. to play No. 14 SCAD Savannah on Saturday, October 26. Kickoff from the SCAD Athletics Complex is set for 11:00 a.m.
 


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