The No. 2-ranked Keiser Seahawks will face the No.-ranked Grand View Vikings in the 70th Annual Football National Championship Game on Saturday, December 20. Kickoff from Crowley ISD Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas, is set for 1:00PM (ET).

The game will air on Urban Edge Network and NAIA Network, featuring a broadcast crew of Brant Freeman (play-by-play), Keith Moreland (analyst) and Hayley Lewis on the sidelines.

Keiser is the No. 2 overall seed in this year's tournament, while Grand View is the No. 1 overall seed.

This will mark the second straight season the NAIA's championship game will feature these two teams.
 

NAIA Football National Championship Game
No. 2 Keiser Seahawks (12-0 - No. 2 seed) vs No. 1 Grand View Vikings (13-0 - No. 1 seed)
Saturday, December 20, 2025 - 1:00 PM (ET)
Crowley ISD Stadium (8,000) - Fort Worth, Texas

Live Stats: NAIA Live Stats
Watch Live:  Urban Edge Network (UEN)
Tickets: Click HERE

• Saturday will mark the third meeting all-time between the two schools
• The series history is tied, 1-1
• This will be the second time the Seahawks and Vikings have met in the NAIA Championship Game
• The last meeting between the two schools took place on Dec. 21, 2024, resulting in a 35-7 win for the Vikings in Durham, North Carolina
• Keiser could not overcome an early 21-0 lead by the Vikings, dropping its first and only game of the season
• The Vikings used 353 yards on the ground, led by quarterback Jackson Waring (203) to keep the Keiser defense on the field
• However, it was four TD passes by Waring that led to the GVU win
• Quarterback Shea Spencer finished the day with 277 yards on 22-of-45 passes and one touchdown
• The Vero Beach, Florida, native ended the 2024 season with school-records in passing yards (3,118) and passing touchdowns (30)
• With the loss, Keiser moved to 2-1 all-time versus teams from the Heart of America Athletic Conference in the NAIA Football Championship Series
• Keiser's win over GVU took place in the Semifinals of the 2022 NAIA FCS
• The Seahawks defeated the Vikings, 38-21, at Duke Williams Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa (Dec. 3, 2022)

• The Seahawks are the No. 2 overall seed in this year's NAIA Football Championship series
• Keiser has been ranked in the NAIA Top 25 for 42 consecutive polls (since Oct. 3, 2022)
• The Seahawks are coming off a 36-27 win over No. 9 College of Idaho in the NAIA FCS Semifinals
• With the win, Keiser improved to 41-4 all-time at home
• The Seahawks extended their home-winning streak to 20 games
• With 36 points, Keiser improved to 61-0 all-time when scoring 30-or-more points in a game
• The win marked Keiser's 79th in program history
• With the win, Keiser improved to 4-1 in NAIA Semifinal Games
• The Seahawks produced 527 yards of total offense against the No. 8-ranked defense in the nation (275.8 ypg)
• With 527 yards of total offense, the Seahawks have registered over 400 yards of total offense in every game this season
• Shea Spencer, the Semifinals Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the Game, completed 22-of-37 passes for 353 yards and two touchdowns
• With his 353 yards through the air, Spencer has thrown for 3,101 yards this season (18 yards shy of breaking his single-season record set last season)
• Elisha Edwards had a career-high 153 yards on eight catches versus the Yotes
• The 153 yards receiving set the school's single-game record for receiving yards in a game
• Jaden Miller notched the eighth 100-yard rushing game of his career with 101 yards on 19 carries
• Malik Razz, the Semifinals Most Outstanding Defensive Player of the Game, produced nine tackles and had one interception
• Keiser is 13-1 all-time as the No. 2 ranked team in the nation
• The Seahawks have improved to 62-6 all-time in games played in the state of Florida (home and away)
• The Seahawks have now won 30 straight in the state of Florida
• Keiser is 33-13 all-time in non-conference action
• Saturday will mark the team's 15th NAIA FCS game in the last four years
• The Seahawks enter Saturday ranked No. 2 in the NAIA in third-down conversions (51%)
• Keiser's offense is averaging 41.5 points per game No. 11 in the NAIA)
• Defensively, the Seahawks are allowing 16.8 points per contest (No. 10 in the NAIA)

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