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BOX SCORE

Score: No. 4 Keiser 17, Ottawa (Kan.) 10
Records: No. 4 Keiser (4-0), Ottawa (Kan.) (0-2)
Location: Spartan Field, St. Louis, Mo.

A career-high day for Chloe Foley led No. 4 Keiser women’s lacrosse to a neutral site win over Ottawa (Kan.) on Monday, 17-10.

Keiser 8, Ottawa (Kan.) 1

• Chloe Foley kicked off the scoring after nearly 90 seconds of play to put KU up 1-0.
• Less than a minute later Abbey Cannon doubled the Seahawks’ lead on a free-position attempt.
• Talia Myers and Madison Andrews kept the run going to increase the lead to 4-0 with 10:18 on the clock.
• Following a goal by Sydney Passaro, Leanza Gibaud scored back-to-back goals to put Keiser ahead 7-0 with 2:17 left in the first.
• Ottawa picked up their first goal of the game with 2:17 to play in the quarter before McKenzie Gibaud scored in the dying moments of the quarter to give Keiser an 8-1 lead going into the second.

Keiser 10, Ottawa (Kan.) 5

• The Braves opened the second quarter with back-to-back goals to cut the lead down to 8-3 with 6:50 left in the half.
• Foley tallied her second of the game with 6:36 left to play before the Braves put their fourth on the board.
• With 2:25 left in the third, Andrews tallied her second of the afternoon to make it 10-4.
• Ottawa’s Cecily Anderson grabbed her third of the game just before the half to bring the score to 10-5 going into the break.

Keiser 15, Ottawa 9

• Madison Andrews opened the third quarter with her 130th career goal to tie Melanie Brown for the most in program history.
• The two sides traded goals with Samantha Esher and Cannon scoring to bring the game to 13-7 with 7:03 to play in the third.
• Keiser followed the Braves’ eighth goal with back-to-back scores from Foley and Myers to extend their lead to 15-8.
• With just nine seconds left in the quarter, Ottawa tallied their ninth goal of the game to make it 15-9 heading into the final quarter of play.

Keiser 17, Ottawa 10

• In a light-scoring fourth quarter, Cannon tallied the first goal of the period at the 9:30 mark to give the Seahawks a 16-9 lead.
• Following Ottawa’s final goal, Foley knocked in her fourth of the game to secure the 17-10 win for Keiser.

• 8: Eight different players were credited with a caused turnover in Monday’s game
• 7/6: Cassidy Green stopped seven shots to earn her second win while grabbing a team-high six groundballs
• 5/3: Talia Myers had a strong day in the midfield, leading the team with five draw controls and three caused turnovers
• 4/3: Foley led all scorers with four goals on the day to go along with three assists
• 3/4: With a similar stat line but flipped of Foley, Andrews tallied three goals and four assists
• 3: Cannon collected her third multi-goal game of the season with three tallies against the Braves

No. 4 Keiser
Points: Foley/Andrews (7)
Goals: Foley (4)
Assists: Andrews (4)
Draw Controls: T. Myers (5)
Ground Balls: Green (6)
Caused Turnovers: T. Myers (3)
Saves: Green (7)

Ottawa (Kan.)
Points: Anderson (4)
Goals: Anderson/Simmons (3)
Assists: Three Tied (1)
Draw Controls: Simmons (7)
Ground Balls: Jenne (6)
Caused Turnovers: Pompa/Brown (3)
Saves: Jenne (6)

Keiser returns home to play against No. 1 Benedictine on Monday, March 6 at 2:00 p.m. in West Palm Beach, Fla.

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