via press release – photo via Keiser web site

GAME INFORMATION
Score: No. 4 Keiser 16, No. 9 SCAD 11
Records: No. 4 Keiser (8-1), No. 9 SCAD (6-5)
Location: SCAD Athletics Complex, Savannah, GA
Attendance: 125
Weather: 75, partly cloudy

KU HIGHLIGHTS

• The Seahawks earned a spot in the NAIA National Tournament with their win this afternoon against No. 8 SCAD.
• Craig Marentette and Jacob Bomberry each finished with five goals. Justin Flint and Nolan Duncan chipped in with two goals apiece.
• Chad Strauss went 21-30 in the faceoff circle while picking up a game-high 11 groundballs.
• Jake Padden moved to 7-1 on the year in goal with 14 saves.

TURNING POINT
The turning point came when the Seahawks trailed 5-1 but scored 11 unanswered goals over two and half quarters to reclaim a 12-5 lead.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Marentette started the scoring in the game but the Bees answered with five unanswered goals to take a 5-1 advantage.
• The Seahawks responded with 11 straight goals to reclaim a 12-5 advantage with 1:28 left in the third quarter.
• A  Duncan goal off an assist by Flint with 1:27 left in the first quarter started the run for the Seahawks.
• In the second quarter, the Seahawks pitched a shutout while outscoring SCAD 7-0. Marentette notched three goals, Bomberry and Flint each had two apiece to take a 9-5 lead into the half.
• Goals by Bomberry, Lucas Muzzey, and Eddie Grieco upped the margin to 12-5 before SCAD finally found the back, with two and half minutes into the fourth.
• Bomberry matched the goal but the Bees tacked on three more goals to climb within 13-9 with 7:47 to play in the fourth.
• After trading goals, Marentette and Duncan scored to take a 16-10 lead but SCAD scored with eight seconds left in the contest to fall by the final of 16-11.

TEAM LEADERS
Keiser
Points: Bomberry (7)
Goals: Marentette/Bomberry (5)
Assists: Bomberry/Muzzey (2)
Faceoff: Strauss, (21-30)
Ground Balls: Strauss (11)
Saves: Padden (14)

SCAD
Points: Buckley (6)
Goals: Buckley (6)
Assists: Potts/Hunt/Kuhn (2)
Faceoff: Phillips (6-17)
Ground Balls: McGee (4)
Saves: Goonan (18)

UP NEXT
Keiser will now rest and hit the practice field for three weeks as they await their opponent for the NAIA National Tournament which takes place May 4-7 in Greenville, South Carolina.