Game Matchup: No. 9 Keiser University Seahawks vs. No. 11 St. Thomas University Bobcats
Records: No. 9 Keiser Seahawks (38-4) vs. No.11 St. Thomas Bobcats (24-16)

Game Two Score: No. 9 Keiser 8, No. 11 St. Thomas 4 
Pitchers of Record: W: M. Miller (6-0), L: M. Vizcaino (9-6)
Time of Game: 12:00 PM

Game Three Score: No. 9 Keiser 8, No. 11 St. Thomas 0 (5 innings) 
Pitchers of Record: W: M. Masternak (22-3), L: J. Magaldi (8-4)
Time of Game: 2:30 PM

Col. Jacquelin J. Kelly Field | Miami Gardens, Fla.

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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. The Keiser University softball team swept a Saturday doubleheader against St. Thomas University at the St. Thomas campus in Miami Gardens, winning Game One 8-4 and then completing the sweep with a dominant 8-0 shutout in Game Two to close out the weekend series. The Seahawks improved to 38-4 on the season, outscoring the Bobcats 16-4 across the day as nearly every player in the lineup made a meaningful contribution.

In Game One, Keiser came out of the gates swinging. Genesis Iglesias drilled a two-run home run to left field in the first inning after Kaci Kidd drew a lead-off walk and Faith Campos moved her over with a sacrifice bunt, putting the Seahawks up 2-0 before the Bobcats even had a chance to settle in. Jordan Brantley followed in the second with a lead-off solo home run to left to push the advantage to 3-0. St. Thomas battled back to pull within one at 4-3 by the end of the fourth, aided in part by a Keiser error, but Keiser answered with a four-run seventh inning that put the game away. Macy Schaaf singled through the middle with runners on second and third to plate two, then Olivia Shoemaker followed with a two-run single through the left side to cap the 8-4 victory. Presley Wright started and worked three innings before Maggie Miller came on in relief, tossing four scoreless innings to earn the win.

Game Two was all Keiser from start to finish. The Seahawks erupted for four runs in the first inning on a five-hit barrage that featured RBI singles from Macy Schaaf and Trinity Rohrer and an RBI double from both Sarah Phipps and Olivia Shoemaker. Keiser added a fifth run in the second on a Genesis Iglesias RBI groundout and capped the scoring with a three-run fourth that included a two-RBI single from Trinity Rohrer and an Olivia Shoemaker sacrifice fly. Mackenzie Masternak was masterful in the circle, tossing a complete-game shutout over six innings, allowing just four hits, walking one, and striking out four on 90 pitches. St. Thomas went down in order in the final two innings, and the game was called after six with Keiser ahead 8-0.

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• Keiser swept the doubleheader to improve to 38-4 overall and 16-2 in conference play, completing a three-game sweep of St. Thomas over the weekend series. The Seahawks outscored St. Thomas 19-6 across the three-game series.
• Mackenzie Masternak threw a complete-game shutout in Game Two, one of the most dominant performances of the season. She allowed four hits, walked one, and struck out four over six innings on 90 pitches and 61 strikes, improving her season record to 22-3 with a 1.82 ERA.
• Olivia Shoemaker was a key contributor across both games of the doubleheader. In Game One she delivered a two-run single in the seventh, and in Game Two she ripped an RBI double in the first and added a sacrifice fly in the fourth, giving her four RBI on the day. She is now hitting .356 on the season with 19 RBI.
• Trinity Rohrer was the offensive standout of Game Two, going 1-for-3 with a two-RBI single up the middle in the fourth inning that effectively put the game out of reach. She now has 17 RBI on the season.
• Sarah Phipps had a big day in Game Two, going 1-for-2 with a walk, a two-run double in the first inning, and two runs scored. She is now batting .356 on the season with 30 RBI.
• Genesis Iglesias delivered a two-run home run in the first inning of Game One, her seventh of the season, and followed that up with an RBI groundout in Game Two to close the day with three RBI. She is now batting .369 with eight home runs and 40 RBI.
• Jordan Brantley homered leading off the second inning of Game One, her third home run of the season. She is now batting .262 with 10 RBI on the year.
• Macy Schaaf had a productive doubleheader, going 2-for-3 in Game Two with two runs scored, and adding a two-run single in the seventh inning of Game One. She is now batting .406 on the season with 29 RBI.
• Maggie Miller entered in the fourth inning of Game One and was dominant in relief, tossing four scoreless innings to earn the win and improve to 6-0. She has now logged 40.1 innings this season with a 1.74 ERA and five saves.
• Faith Campos went 2-for-4 in Game Two with a stolen base and a run scored, continuing her excellent season at the top of the lineup. She is hitting .411 on the season with 37 stolen bases.
• St. Thomas committed two errors in Game Two that led directly to unearned Keiser runs, continuing a theme from the series in which defensive miscues proved costly against the Seahawks' aggressive offensive approach.
• Keiser's pitching staff combined to allow just four total runs across both Saturday games, with Masternak's shutout in Game Two and Miller's four scoreless innings of relief in Game One anchoring one of the best collective efforts of the season.

 

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The Seahawks return to action next Friday when they head on the road to begin a three-game series against No. 6 Southeastern, one of the premier programs in the NAIA.

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