Score: No. 9 Keiser Seahawks 1, (RV) St. Thomas Bobcats 0
Records: Keiser (6-0-1, 1-0 SUN), St. Thomas (4-4-1, 0-1 SUN)
Location: Arrigo–Vecellio Field – West Palm Beach, Fla.
Time of Game: 4:00 (lightning delay included)
Attendance: 43
Weather: 85 degrees, heavy rain with 27:36 left in the first half, followed by a lightning delay. Play resumed at 1:17 p.m. under sunny skies.

The No. 9 Keiser Seahawks grinded out a 1-0 win over rival St. Thomas on Saturday morning, opening Sun Conference play with their fourth straight victory. It wasn't as flashy as some of their earlier results, but the Seahawks once again showed grit against a tough opponent, improving their unbeaten streak to seven matches (6-0-1). The defensive effort was highlighted by Santiago Nebot's fourth solo and fifth combined shutout of the year.

The lone breakthrough came in the 88th minute when a failed Bobcat clearance deflected into space, and Xabi Souto pounced on the loose ball. The sophomore broke free on a one-on-one and slotted it home for his first goal of the season, becoming the 13th different Seahawk to score this fall. The match was a physical affair, featuring 14 total yellow cards — including nine issued to the Bobcats, with two shown to the Bobcat coaching staff. St. Thomas best chance came on a first-half breakaway, but Nebot calmly denied the attempt to preserve the clean sheet.

• Weather at kickoff: 85 degrees, heavy rain in the first half led to a lightning delay at 27:36 (resumed at 1:17 p.m.)
• Seahawks wore navy-on-navy kits
• Keiser improved to 15-10-1 vs. St. Thomas in Sun Conference play
• Improve to 11-8-1 at home against the Bobcats
• Keiser also tied up the all-time series, as it no stands 19-19-3
• Seahawks are now 8-0-3 in last 10 matchups against the Bobcats
• Keiser extended the winning streak to four and unbeaten streak to seven (6-0-1)
• Scoring summary:
  • 88' – Souto (1st) – unassisted (first goal of season)
• Souto became the 13th different Seahawk to score in 2025
• Goalkeeper Santiago Nebot recorded his fifth combined shutout of the year
• Match featured 14 yellow cards (9 for STU, 5 for KU) and 1 red card (STU's Hugo Rego)
• STU's coaching staff received two yellow cards
• Nebot finished with three saves, including a key stop on a 1v1 in the first half
• Shots were even at 9-9, but Keiser held a 3-2 edge on goal

The Seahawks continue The SUN Conference play on Wednesday, October 1, hosting New College of Florida at 11:00 a.m. on Arrigo–Vecellio Field.