WEST POINT, Ga. — The Keiser University Seahawks (8-1, 4-0 SUN) soared to a dominant 35-7 victory over Point (GA) (4-5, 1-3 SUN) at River Bowl Stadium, showcasing a defense that was nothing short of relentless with four interceptions on the day.

The Seahawks kicked off the action-packed first quarter. Ava Wallace took charge, leading a crucial drive that featured a stunning 42-yard pass to Dakota Moberg. This set the stage for a 1-yard touchdown connection to Moberg at the 3:50 mark, putting the Seahawks up 7-0. As the quarter closed, Ashlea Klam snagged an interception, and Wallace capitalized on it with a 25-yard touchdown throw to Klam, ending the first with Keiser ahead 14-0.

In the second quarter, the Seahawks' defense shone again. Moberg picked off a pass from C. Williams at 6:45, returning it to the Skyhawks' 35-yard line. Wallace then found Olivia Rijo for a 10-yard touchdown with 1:52 left in the half. Even with a missed extra point, Keiser went into halftime comfortably ahead, 20-0.

Early in the fourth, Wallace extended the lead with a 3-yard touchdown pass to Sophia Caprio at 5:59, and Tremesha Harris converted the two-point try on a pass from Wallace, making it 28-7. Sarah Villarreal then picked off another Skyhawks pass, paving the way for Adrienne Rivera's 4-yard rushing touchdown with 1:49 remaining. Rivera also connected with Madison Coger for a successful PAT pass.

The Seahawks' defense remained impenetrable, with Klam intercepting another pass to crush the Skyhawks' efforts. Despite a late interception of Rivera's pass, Keiser kept control, sealing a decisive 35-7 win.

• The Seahawks are now 4-0 in Sun Conference play this season
• Keiser stands at 42-6 all-time in league play
• The Seahawks boast a 21-4 all-time record on the road
• With this win, Keiser leads the all-time series against the Skyhawks 3-0
• Keiser has outscored the Skyhawks 152-13 all-time