The (RV) Keiser baseball team is riding a wave of momentum after sweeping the Columbia International Rams in a four-game series over the weekend. With a strong performance in the rearview mirror, the Seahawks will now take to the road for the first time this season, heading to Miami Gardens for a non-conference game versus the Florida Memorial Lions. The game is scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 2:00 PM.
(rv) Keiser Seahawks (7-0) vsÂ
Florida Memorial (1-2)
Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2:00PM
Harry T. Moore Baseball Field, Miami Gardens, Fla.
Dimensions: 300 -Â Left; 330Â -Â Left Center; 350 - Center; 357 - Right Center; 305 - Right
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- Keiser's all-time series with Florida Memorial dates back to 2006, with the Seahawks leading 73-24
- The Seahawks average 8.4 runs per game against the Lions and hold a 6-4 record in the last 10 matchups
- On the road in Miami Gardens, Keiser leads the series 29-11
- Last season, the Seahawks played five games against the Lions, finishing the season with a 2-3 record
- In the most recent matchup, Keiser dropped three of four games in the conference series, including a heartbreaking 7-8 loss in the final game after run-ruling the Lions 11-1 in eight innings
- The loss saw seven different Seahawks record an RBI
- Five different pitchers made appearances in the single game
- In an earlier game last season, Keiser defeated Florida Memorial 13-7, with home runs from Andrew Almendarez and Palmer Hutchison
- The Seahawks are currently 7-0 after sweeping both Grace and Columbia International in the last two weeks
- Keiser has outscored its opponents 69-17 in the first seven games, posting a team batting average of .361
- Four Seahawks batted .500 in the series against the Rams, with Reese Collins leading the charge with seven hits, while Simon Grinberg recorded seven RBIs
- Grinberg hit a three-run home run in Game Three of the series, marking the Seahawks' first home run against the Rams over the four games
- Matthew Nichols displayed impressive patience at the plate, reaching base via walk six times over the weekend
- The Prattville, Ala. native posted an on-base percentage (OBP) of .667 during the sweep
- On the mound, four Seahawks recorded an ERA of 0.00 (Eatman, Hawkes, Hernandez, Keyes)
- Bastyan Hernandez made a lasting impression, throwing seven innings and striking out six to earn the shutout against the Rams
- Kyle Keyes also went the distance, pitching six innings, allowing no earned runs, and striking out two
- Duke Coborn led the Seahawks in strikeouts, fanning nine in game one
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| Keiser |
2025 Stats |
Florida Memorial |
| .361 |
Batting Avg. |
.193 |
| 78 |
Hits |
17 |
| 69 |
Runs |
17 |
| 7 |
HR |
3 |
| 62 |
RBI |
16 |
| .583 |
Slugging % |
.330 |
| .481 |
On-Base% |
.345 |
| 12-16 |
Stolen Bases-Attempts |
6-6 |
|
Leaders |
|
| Reese Collins (.524) |
Batting Avg. |
Christopher Marte (.444) |
| Simon Grinberg (12) |
Hits |
Farrell/Marte (4) |
| Landon Lowe (11) |
Runs |
Christopher Marte (4) |
| Gavin Baird (3) |
HR |
Three Players (1) |
| Baird/Grinberg (12) |
RBI |
Christopher Marte (3) |
| Gavin Baird (.909) |
Slugging % |
Christopher Marte (4) |
| Simon Grinberg (.613) |
On-Base% |
Christopher Marte (.889) |
| Collado/Lowe (3) |
Stolen Bases |
Reinaldo Prieto (2) |
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