No. 7 Keiser women's lacrosse will begin their 2025 campaign on Friday, February 7, with a matchup against (rv) St. Thomas at home in West Palm Beach, Fla. The opening draw control from the Multi-Purpose Field is set for 5:00 p.m.
 

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No. 7 Keiser Seahawks (0-0) vs (rv)St. Thomas Bobcats (0-0)
Multi-Purpose Field (West Palm Beach, Fla.)
5:00 PM.

WATCH: Keiser Sports Network
LIVE STATS: SIDEARM STATS
ADMISSION: General Admission $8, Students and Faculty Free
 

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• Keiser is 3-0 all-time against St. Thomas
• The Seahawks defeated the Bobcats on two occasions last season with a 20-8 win on the road and a 21-5 win at home
• Friday will be just the second time that the two teams will play in West Palm Beach
• The 21-5 win on April 13 was the most recent game in the series with three different players notching five points, including returning All-American Hayley Frew

 

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• Keiser ended 2024 with an 11-8 overall and went 4-2 in the Sun Conference
• The Seahawks fell in the Sun Conference Tournament Championship to SCAD, 13-12
• KU would earn a bid to the NAIA Final Site, eventually falling in the quarterfinal to Cumberlands
• Along with the aforementioned Frew, the Seahawks will look to rely on returners MacKenzie Gibaud, Milena Isturiz, and Samantha Esher for plenty of goals in 2025
• Joining the four of them up front will be highly touted international first-years, Izzy Prestia, Jia Schweigert, and Isabelle Vrensen
• The trio comes in with plenty of accolades earned in high school and is looking to make their mark on the collegiate level
• In the midfield, Keiser will finally get a look at 2024 recruit Kate Griffin, who missed last season with an injury but could make an immediate impact
• On the back line, Lizzie Belton and Brooklyn Kollar could see plenty of playing time early after receiving praise throughout the fall
• The only position without any newcomers is goalie, where Raelyn Boutwell and Cassidy Green return in 2025
• The pair combined for a 3-0 record with 35 saves made last season
• Last season, St. Thomas went 6-7 overall and finished fifth in the Sun Conference with a 2-4 mark
• The scout on the Bobcats is a bit unknown with their top three scorers in 2024 not listed on the 2025 roster, leaving plenty of goals to make up for Head Coach Ceinwen Simpson

Keiser	2024 Stats	St. Thomas
269 (14.16)	Goals	149 (11.46)
169 (8.89)	Assists	60 (4.62)
584 (30.74)	Shots	364 (28.00)
259 (13.63)	Draw Controls	188 (14.46)
363 (19.11)	Groundballs	309 (23.77)
161 (8.47)	Saves	147 (11.31)
	Leaders
Chloe Foley (40)	Goals	Kaitlyn Chemlir (45)
Madison Andrews (29)	Assists	Jorja Schooler (16)
Chloe Foley/Hayley Frew (69)	Shots	Kaitlyn Chemlir (83)
Hayley Frew (59)	Draw Controls	HeavenLee Nichols (51)
Milena Isturiz (53)	Groundballs	Jorja Schooler (55)
Margaret Wroe (126)	Saves	Emily Dawson (9)