No. 23 Keiser Seahawks (27-9, 10-9 SUN) vs Warner Royals (18-23, 10-13 SUN)
Friday, Apr. 11, 11:00AM & 2:00PM (DH)
Silvester Jr. Field, West Palm Beach, Fla.
Dimensions: 300 - Left; 330 - Left Center; 350 - Center; 357 - Right Center; 305 - Right

Series record: 2-1

No. 23 Keiser baseball claimed the doubleheader sweep over Warner with a pair of thrilling wins on Friday afternoon at Silvester Jr. Field. In Game One, the Seahawks edged out a 3-2 victory behind a dominant complete-game effort from Kyle Keyes, who allowed just three hits and struck out six to earn his fifth win of the season. Offensively, Keiser used timely situational hitting—including an RBI groundout by Jeremy Garcia and a solo homer from Simon Grinberg—to claw back from a 2-1 deficit.

Game Two turned into a back-and-forth slugfest, with Keiser erasing multiple Warner leads to pull off a 9-8 win. Landon Lowe delivered the highlight of the afternoon with a go-ahead grand slam in the second inning, and the Seahawks completed a seventh-inning rally with three runs fueled by clutch hits from Elian Collado, Edbarry Guzman, and Garcia. Carson Hawkes earned the win in relief, while Tanner Goswick locked down the ninth to collect his third save of the year. 

The Seahawks will face the Royals tomorrow in the series finale, the first pitch of Game Four is set for 11:00AM. 

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• With the doubleheader wins, Keiser moves to 27-9 on the year and 10-9 in conference play
• Kyle Keyes delivered a strong performance on the mound in Game One, throwing a complete game and allowing just two runs—one earned—on three hits while striking out six
• Landon Lowe provided a spark in Game Two with a grand slam in the second inning, driving in four runs
• Keiser showed resilience throughout the day, coming from behind in both games, including a key three-run rally in the seventh inning of Game Two to seal the sweep
• Gavin Baird remained steady at the plate, reaching base five times across both games with four hits, a walk, and a run scored

• Kyle Keyes was the standout in Game One, earning the win with a complete game, allowing just two runs (one earned) on three hits while striking out six batters.
• In Game Two, Carson Hawkes came in as a relief pitcher and earned the win after throwing 2.1 innings, allowing one run on three hits and striking out two batters
• Garrett Brogdon got the start in Game Two, pitching three innings and giving up three runs on four hits with two strikeouts, helping keep Keiser in the game early
• Tanner Goswick closed out Game Two, recording his third save of the season with a perfect inning of relief, striking out one batter

• Landon Lowe was a standout in Game Two, hitting a grand slam in the second inning
• Simon Grinberg played a pivotal role in Game One, hitting a home run to push Keiser infront to win 
• Gavin Baird had a critical 3-for-3 performance in Game One, scoring a run and being a reliable presence at the plate
• Palmer Hutchison delivered with a clutch RBI single in Game Two to help tie the game
• Elian Collado made key contributions in Game Two with an RBI double and a sac fly, scoring two important runs
• Jeremy Garcia provided a key RBI sac fly in Game Two, helping to drive in a run for the Seahawks to take the lead 

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Records: No. 23 Keiser Seahawks (26-9, 9-9 SUN) vs Warner Royals  (18-22, 10-12 SUN)
Score: Keiser 3, Warner 2
Pitchers of Record: W: Kyle Keyes (5-2), L: J. Kuhns (3-5)
Time of Game: 11:00 AM


Keiser 1, Warner 0

• Landon Lowe led off the inning with a double to right-center field. Andrew Almendarez followed with a walk, and Dylan Symonds reached on a swinging bunt single to the pitcher
• Jeremy Garcia then grounded out, driving in a run to give the Seahawks the lead.

Keiser 1, Warner 2

• Warner loaded the bases with no outs early in the inning against the Seahawks
• A sacrifice fly to left field, highlighted by a diving catch from Simon Grinberg, brought in the Royals' first run
• An infield error by the Seahawks allowed Santiago to score from second, giving the Royals their second run
• The Seahawks ended the inning by catching a runner in a rundown between second and third for the final out

Keiser 3, Warner 2

• Dylan Symonds led off with a double to left-center field
• Jeremy Garcia laid down a sacrifice bunt, moving pinch runner Elian Collado to third
• Matthew Nichols followed with a sacrifice fly to right field, bringing in Collado to score

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Records: No. 23 Keiser Seahawks (27-9, 10-9 SUN vs Warner Royals (18-23, 10-13 SUN)
Score: Keiser 9, Warner 8
Pitchers of Record: W: Carson Hawkes (6-1), L: A.Vakiener, S: T. Goswick (3)
Time of Game: 1:25 PM


 Keiser 0, Warner 2

• The Royals got on the base paths early with a single to right field following an RBI double from Pereira
• A walk and a hit-by-pitch put the Seahawks in danger as an RBI single from Figueroa added a second run for Warner

Keiser 4, Warner 2

• Gavin Baird led off the inning with a walk, with the Seahawks quickly getting two outs
• Dylan Symonds and Jeremy Garcia both were issued walks loading the bases 
• Landon Lowe pulled a ball over the big blue wall for a grand-slam and four RBI for Keiser to take the lead

Keiser 4, Warner 3

• A home run from Diego Guevarra put the Royals within one run

Keiser 5, Warner 3

• Andrew Almendarez reached base with a walk and advanced to second on a bunt groundout by Gavin Baird
• Palmer Hutchison hit an RBI single to right field, driving in Almendare to give their team a 5–3 lead

Keiser 5, Warner 5

• Warner loaded the bases with three singles, prompting a pitching change by Keiser with Noah Eatman coming in for Cole Glassburn
• The Royals hit a sacrifice fly to center field, scoring Guevara from third
• An RBI single to left, bringing in Olivera and tying the game at 5–5 before the inning ended on a pop-up

Keiser 5, Warner 7

• Pereira doubled down the left field line and advanced to third on a wild pitch 
• Figueroa hit a sacrifice fly to center, bringing in Pereira to give Warner a 6–5 lead
• The Royals produced back-to-back doubles, with Figueroa's driving in another run to extend the lead to 7–5

Keiser 6, Warner 7

• Matthew Nichols singled to right, moving Jeremy Garcia to second
• Simon Grinberg reached on a fielding error at first base, allowing Garcia to score an unearned run and cutting the deficit to 7–6

Keiser 6, Warner 8

•  Vincente singled and advanced to third on a wild pitch and groundout, then scored on an RBI single by Pereira to make it 8–6

Keiser 9, Warner 8

• Baird walked and advanced to third on a single by Hutchison
• Collado doubled to left center, driving in Baird and cutting the deficit to 8–7, with runners on second and third
• Edbarry Guzman came in as a pinch hitter and hit a sacrifice fly to center, scoring Hutchison and tying the game at 8–8
• Jeremy Garcia followed with another sacrifice fly to center, bringing in Collado and giving Keiser a 9–8 lead

The Seahawks will face the Royals tomorrow in the series finale, the first pitch of Game Four is set for 11:00AM. 
 

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