Score: No. 6 Keiser Seahawks 2, (RV) Florida National Conquistadors 1
Records: Keiser (8-0-1), Florida National (6-2-3)
Location: Arrigo–Vecellio Field – West Palm Beach, Fla.
Time of Game: 2:00
Attendance: 52
Weather: 86 degrees, breezy and humid

The No. 6-ranked Keiser Seahawks capped off their homestand with a gritty 2-1 victory over (RV) Florida National on Monday morning in West Palm Beach. Senior captain Mikael Baisotti netted both goals for the Seahawks, including the game-winner from the penalty spot to extend Keiser's unbeaten streak to nine matches (8-0-1).

Baisotti opened the scoring in the 26th minute with a perfectly placed free kick from just outside the box, curling it past the wall and into the bottom corner. Florida National equalized moments later when Filipe Ribeiro finished off a cross from Juan Pugin, slipping it just beyond the reach of goalkeeper Santiago Nebot. The deadlock didn't last long, as another foul inside the box in the 37th minute set up a penalty kick for the Seahawks. Baisotti calmly converted for his seventh goal of the season, and 10th career penalty kick as a Seahawk, to secure the 2-1 victory. Despite several strong attacking sequences, the Conquistadors' back line denied multiple late Keiser chances, blocking several shots near the goal line.

• This marks Keiser's eighth win of the season and extends their unbeaten streak to nine matches (8-0-1).
• Mikael Baisotti scored both goals, his sixth and seventh of the season, and now has 10 career penalty kicks made, the most in program history.
• Scoring summary:
  • 26' – Baisotti (6th of season) 
  • 28' – FNU Ribeiro (7th)
  • 37' – Baisotti (7th) - PK 
• Florida National's lone goal came from Filipe Ribeiro (7th of the season) assisted by Juan Pugin and Alejandro Castillo in the 28th minute.
• Goalkeeper Santiago Nebot recorded two saves to pick up his 12th career win against a ranked or receiving-votes opponent.
• Several Keiser shots were blocked by FNU defenders inside the six-yard box, including two potential late scoring chances.
• Keanu Does received his first yellow card of the season.
• The Conquistadors were shown two yellow cards (Dylan Schick – 44'; Team – 53').
• Keiser improves to 4-0 this season against opponents receiving national votes.
• Seahawks now lead the all-time series 3-1-2 over Florida National.

The Seahawks begin a four-game road trip on Wednesday, October 8, when they travel to Ave Maria, Fla., to take on the Gyrenes at 7:00 p.m. on Gyrene Field.