Score: No. 6 Keiser Seahawks 3, New College of Florida Mighty Banyans 0
Records: Keiser (7-0-1, 2-0 SUN), New College (7-1-1, 1-1 SUN)
Location: Arrigo–Vecellio Field – West Palm Beach, Fla.
Time of Game: 2:10
Attendance: 53
Weather: 84 degrees, partly cloud

The No. 6 Men's Soccer remained unbeaten with a decisive 3-0 victory over New College of Florida in a matchup of early-season unbeatens on Wednesday morning in West Palm Beach. After a scoreless first half, the Seahawks found their breakthrough with three second-half tallies, powered by fresh legs off the bench. The result extended Keiser's winning streak to five and improved their record to 7-0-1, while also marking their sixth clean sheet of the season.

The scoring opened in the 69th minute when Mohammed Mouzoune pounced on a loose ball after a misplayed cross from Eden Barlow, slotting it home for a 1-0 lead. Ten minutes later, Sergio Padín-Rey doubled the advantage with a spectacular strike from distance, curling the ball into the top right corner after being set up by Keanu Does. Keiser sealed the win in the 86th minute when Eric Neron-Bancel collected a pass from Raul Cedillo amidst heavy traffic in the box and finished calmly to make it 3-0. Goalkeeper Santiago Nebot made two key saves, including stops on both of NCF's shots on target, and the defense clamped down to hold SUN Offensive Player of the Week Cameron Johnson to just two shots.

• This was the first-ever home meeting between Keiser and New College of Florida
• The Seahawks climbed to No. 6 in the NAIA Top 25 this week after their unbeaten run
• All three Keiser goals came from second-half substitutes
• Scoring summary:
  • 69' – Mouzoune (2nd of season) – unassisted
  • 79' – Padín-Rey (3rd) – assisted by Does (5th assist of season)
  • 86' – Neron-Bancel (5th) – assisted by Cedillo (2nd assist of season)
• Nebot recorded his sixth shutout of the year (fourth solo, two combined)
• 14th consecutive match Keiser has not allowed a second-half goal (20-0 scoring margin this season)
• Seahawks have outscored opponents 30-3 through eight matches
• Neron-Bancel and Baisotti now tied for team lead with 5 goals each
• 29 shots is a season high for the Seahawks so far.
• Mighty Banyans goalkeeper Mathis Leveque kept the game close with 10 saves, including several diving stops
• Leveque's 10 saves were the most by an opposing keeper against the Seahawks this season
   

The Seahawks continue their homestand on Monday, October 6, hosting Florida National at 11:00 a.m. on Arrigo–Vecellio Field.