Keiser softball swept a home doubleheader today in dominant fashion against New College of Florida. The Seahawks won the first game 8-0 via run rule, and took the second game 8-2. 

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Keiser Seahawks 8, New College of Florida Mighty Banyans 0 (6 inn.)
Pitchers of Record: W: Small (1-1) L: Dutton (0-2)

• Lizzy Small pitched the first five innings and got the win, striking out two batters. (56 pitches)
• Alexa Michon made her collegiate debut in the final inning, picking up a strikeout and completing the shutout. (20 pitches)

• The Seahawks piled up 10 hits.
• Lizzy Small went 2-3, and picked up three RBI. Both of her hits were for extra bases.
• Alex Perez went 3-3 with two doubles.
• Ashley Bullock, Genesis Iglesias, and Molly Reid each stole a base. 

Keiser was sparked by a Lizzy Small solo homer in the bottom of the fourth, and cruised for the rest of the game. 


 Keiser 1, NCF 0

• After four scoreless innings, Lizzy Small whacked a solo home run over the left field wall.
• This was the first Keiser home run of the John Pryor era to clear the fence at Alumni Field. 

Keiser 7, NCF 0

• After forcing the Mighty Banyans to go down in order at the top of the inning, the Seahawks went to bat up by one.
• Lacee Travens drew a lead-off walk, and was then brought home by an Alex Perez RBI double. 
• Bridget Dunham got on base with a single. 
• Macy Schaaf reached on an NCF error, and Alex Perez scored on the play. 
• Lizzy Small later smashed a triple to center field, bringing home Dunham and Schaaf. 
• Genesis Iglesias hit an RBI single to score pinch runner Abby Arend. 
• Molly Reid hit an RBI double to score Iglesias, but was thrown out trying for third. 

Keiser 8, NCF 0

• The Mighty Banyans loaded the bases in the top of the inning, but the Seahawk infield held firm and prevented any runs from scoring. 
• Lacee Travens got on base with an error by the NCF second baseman.
• Alex Perez hit her second double of the day to bring Travens around to third.
• After Bridget Dunham drew a walk, Macy Schaaf walked off the game with a sacrifice fly that brought Travens home. 

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Keiser Seahawks 8, New College of Florida Mighty Banyans 2
Pitchers of Record: W: Brunella Beteta Vilchez (2-0), L; Madison Mendoza (0-2)

• Brunella Beteta Vilchez had another solid outing, and picked up the win with three shutout innings. (34 pitches)
• Maggie Miller pitched 1.1 innings, with no runs allowed. (23 pitches)
• Addison Fyles made an appearance and faced four batters. (16 pitches)
• Alexa Michon pitched the final 2.2 innings, and faced 11 batters. (29 pitches)

• Macy Schaaf stole two bases. 
• Lizzy Small batted 1.000. 
• Lana Hampson went 2-2. 
• Alex Perez picked up two RBI. 
• Tes DeBono walked twice. 

• The 'Hawks played a balanced game and were able to build and keep a strong lead.

Keiser 1, NCF 0 

• After the Mighty Banyans were set down in order to begin the game, Macy Schaaf got on base with a single and stole two bases to advance to third.
• Lizzy Small brought Schaaf home with a single through the right side. 

Keiser 6, NCF 0

• After Beteta Vilchez once again got the Mighty Banyans down in order, Tes DeBono led off the inning with a walk.
• Molly Reid walked and was advanced to second by a sac-bunt from Kelsey Ganci. 
• Alex Perez scored DeBono and Reid with a 2 RBI single to right center.
• Rylee Miller reached first on an NCF fielding error. 
• Ashley Bullock brought home Miller and Perez with a 2-RBI single, and advanced to second on the throw. 
• After Bullock reached third on a wild pitch and Lizzy Small and Genesis Iglesias were walked, Bullock scored on another NCF wild pitch. 

Keiser 7, NCF 0

• After 2.5 innings without any scoring, Lana Hampson hit a lead-off single. 
• A wild pitch and a fielding error brought Hampson around to third.  
• Tessa DiPietra logged the first RBI of her career with a sacrifice fly that allowed Hampson to come home. 

Keiser 7, NCF 2 

• The Mighty Banyans got their first runs of the day on a 2-RBI single to right center. 

Keiser 8, NCF 2

• The Seahawks got their final run of the day on a wild pitch, with Lizzy Small scoring on the play.  

Keiser 8, NCF 2

• The Keiser defense was able to retire the final three NCF batters in order to bring the Seahawks to 3-1 on the year.  

The Seahawks will host a doubleheader this Tuesday versus NCAA DII Lynn University. First pitch of game one is set for 1:00 p.m.

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