Score: No. 6 Keiser Seahawks 18, No. 10 Lawrence Tech Blue Devils 4
Records: No. 6 Keiser (4-1), Lawrence Tech (3-3)
Location: Multi-Purpose Field - West Palm Beach, Fla.

No. 6 Keiser women's lacrosse (4-1) put on a dominant display at home, routing visiting Lawrence Tech (3-3) 18-4 in a lopsided affair that was never really in doubt.

Keiser wasted no time setting the tone as MacKenzie Gibaud opened the scoring at 9:57 of the first quarter. Following a turnover, Gibaud forced a turnover by the Blue Devils near the net and quickly found Jia Schweigert who finished the chance. She struck again just seconds later on a spin move to make it 3-0 heading into the second.

If the first quarter established Keiser's dominance, the second made it a rout. Emily McCall opened the scoring at 12:23, and then Milena Isturiz found the net twice in the span of 12 seconds to stretch the lead to 6-0 and force a Lawrence Tech timeout. The Blue Devils briefly responded with an Alyson Walendzak power-play goal, but Keiser answered right back as Gibaud converted twice more on the man advantage and Tess Geiger tacked on another off a Schweigert feed to push the lead to 10-1. Walendzak added a second power-play goal late, but Keiser went into halftime firmly in control at 10-2. 

Vrensen scored just 32 seconds into the third off a Kate Griffin draw control to make it 11-2, and the assault continued from there. Vrensen added her second of the quarter off a McCall assist, McCall then converted a free position shot herself, and Emily Ferris finished a Griffin feed to extend the lead to 14-2. Geiger added yet another to make it 15-2 before Lawrence Tech got a late consolation goal from Bella Louwerse to make it 15-3 going into the fourth.

Samantha Crowther started the period in net as Keiser continued to pour it on. McCall struck again at 10:26, then set up Beth Leeder's power-play conversion two minutes later to make it 17-3. Malea Blackmore capped the scoring with her first goal of the season as Keiser cruised to the 18-4 win.

Keiser's will have a quick turnaround as they welcome Division III Calvin on Friday. The opening draw control from the Multi-Purpose Field is set for 5:00 p.m.
 

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• Keiser improves to 4-1 with the win
• The Seahawks have now scored at least 18 goals in three consecutive games
• Gibaud led the offensive effort with five goals on five shots on goal
• McCall contributed three goals and three assists, finishing with six points on the day
• Her three goals and three assists were both career highs
• Vrensen added two goals and two assists in the contest
• Five different Keiser players finished with multiple goals
• Keiser outshot Lawrence Tech 34-20 (30-13 on goal)
• The Seahawks won the draw control battle 18-5, with Griffin controlling multiple draws throughout the game
• Lizzie Belton was second on the team with five draw controls and tied for the lead in groundballs with Brooklyn Kollar
• Keiser converted 5-of-8 power play opportunities on the day
• The Seahawks also put up a season-high 20 clears on the day
• Raelyn Boutwell earned the win in goal, stopping 9 of 12 shots faced over 45 minutes
• The nine saves for Boutwell marked a new career high
• Seven different Keiser players found the back of the net in the contest
• Keiser scored in every quarter, including a seven-goal second quarter that put the game out of reach

No. 5 Keiser
Points: McCall/Gibaud (6)
Goals: Gibaud (5)
Assists: McCall (3)
Draw Controls: Griffin (5)
Ground Balls: Belton/Kollar (3)
Caused Turnovers: Kollar (3)
Saves: Boutwell (9)

No. 10 Lawrence Tech
Points: Three Tied (2)
Goals: Walendzak (2)
Assists: Louwerse/Waligora (1)
Draw Controls: Foster (2)
Ground Balls: Durham (3)
Caused Turnovers: VanZant (4)
Saves: Faz (8)
 

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